The Contractor Forum now has a built in Contractor Articles system along with the member Blogs.
Checkout the new Laminate Flooring Forum section of the Flooring Advice Forum.
If you’re looking for Van Leasing Companies in Stoke On Trent, Staffordshire then you’ve come to the right place.
www.TradeVanLeasing.co.uk for more information.
We’re launching another forum but this time it’ll be for many trades and only for professional contractors. Our Contractor Forum will be one of many launched over the next 12 months.
www.ContractorForum.co.uk for more information.
We’ve updated Find Trusted Tradesmen and it’s in the final tweaking stages. It’s had a new design and lots of County’s added along with their Cities and Towns to help with fetching business in from the search engines.
Find Trusted Tradesmen was setup some time ago to help customers find their local and trusted tradesmen. Customers can leave reviews and rate their tradesmen and women on all their work which allows those to check up on the traders before they enter contractual agreements of any type.
We’ll be adding many more trades to the list of options to help other tradesmen and women in their industries, and we’ll always be Free Of Charge to BOTH Customers AND Tradesmen.
Checkout the new website Find Trusted Tradesmen and see what you think.
We’re pleased to announce that all our construction related forums are doing very well during this economic downturn and our unregistered readers (of which are the largest part of our total unqiue visitors) are happy to sign-up a free account on our forums.
- ElectriciansForums.co.uk now has 9,165 registered members
- TilersForums.co.uk now has 12,092 registered members
- UKPlumbersForums.co.uk now has 5,738 registered members
- CarpetFittingForums.co.uk now has 732 registered members
- PlasteringForums.co.uk (the newest forum) has 80+ registered members
Our member figures are important to us and they have to stay true for us to collate useful information and statistics which show us what’s working and what isn’t.
If our members don’t login for 12 months they get their account removed fully. If we have ‘auto registrations’ from spam ‘bots’ they get automatically removed instantly, should the system fail for any reason we have a team of more than 20 moderators across the forums which manage and monitor new accounts and they do it very well. Should a member register and use the forum for more than 6 months without posting a single thing then they get a couple of contact emails asking them to join in, and their accounts get removed after another 6 months (so 12 months total).
All of our members physically fill in the registration form themselves and we have never added “members” to the forum to increase our member counts.
We only want active contributors, and good ones at that, and definately nobody with a commercial interest withouth signing up to our sponsorship shcemes which keep the communities running and ensure we’re always working on newer website which help those that are registered.
Keeping our member figures true and correct.
We know of many internet forums that are newer than us the industry which don’t have elite spam control, don’t have the man-power, don’t have the experience or the traffic we have, and allow all sorts of commercial interest to be present in their communities meaning their advice could be questionable and biased.
Thank you all for reading, and thanks for registering on our forums.
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Checkout the Professional Electrical Forum for all those within the trade. It’s where you can find discounts, offers, promotions, chat, training advice and general electrical banter.
The Electrical Talk Forum has confirmed that more electricians are using the net for help, advice, to find training, and to advertise themselves to their customers who are also searching more online for their electricians according to Find Trusted Tradesmen, a website that’s part of the Electrical Talk Forums free to use websites.
Here’s a list of Free Tradesmen Websites (rated tradesmen, rated people, trusted tradesmen type websites).
- Find Tilers | Find Plumbers: Find Trusted Tradesmen offers a directory style listing of many types of tradesmen including Tilers, Plumbers, Plasters, Bricklayers, Electricians, Carpenters, Decorators and more. It’s free to use as a tradesman and a customer. It has a rating system, feedback system, and you can view examples of the tradesmans past work too. Use the website to message the trader, or give him a call directly.
- Contact Us to be added to this list.
Our Tiling Forum, Electrical Forum and Plumbing Forum all take sponsorship to enable them to stay free for the user to use. For some time we’ve supported the industry training by providing trusted and approved training centre’s that provide construction trade courses to the UK. The following are the recommended trade courses and training centre’s:-
The UK’s largest independent database of tiling training providers and courses is held at www.tilingcoursescompanies.co.uk.
- Tiling Courses by North East Tiling Training
- Tiling Courses by Diamond Training Centre
- Tiling Courses by Chase Tiling Academy
- Tiling Courses by Construction Skills College Limited
Other Courses
- Plastering Coures by Plastering Courses North East
- Plastering Courses by Diamond Training Group
- Plastering Courses by Construction Skills College Limited
- Plumbing Courses by Chase Plumbing Academy
- Plumbing Courses by Construction Skills College Limited
- Electrical Courses by Technique Training
- Electrical Courses by TradeSkills4U
List updated: 07/09/2009
Electrician Talk Forum offer free technical advice and support to the electrical industry in the UK. Electrical Talk Forum have more than 3,500 members and are still growing at an impressive rate taking on sponsors to provide the members of the forum with exclusive deals and discounts.
The UK’s BIggest Independent Electrical Forum is being updated at the moment. Once we’ve completed the few small changes we’ll be introducing a few sponsors providing electrical courses in the UK.
www.electriciansforums.co.uk for more information.
The UK’s most respected electrical forum electriciansforums.co.uk has teamed up with several insurance providers to bring its members discounted liability insurance for electricians.