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An independent auditor from B M Trada ISO 9001 2008 visited us last week to audit our Quality Management System.  This photo shows him auditing the first stage of the manufacture of the PVC window process.

Following our visit from the TRADA Auditor last week we are delighted to report that he could find no concerns with any of the stages in our Quality Management System which covers everything from administration to production. Please click on the link below for more information on TRADA – Timber Research And Development Association. www.trada.co.uk

Fourth of July is a special day for any American but it is even more special for Norscot as we celebrate 28 years of successful business. Chartered surveyor Peter Body and his wife Teda established Norscot Joinery on 4th July 1984. Their two sons Ian and John Paul now run the company along with co-directors

We recently had an eco-friendly article written in the Highland and Moray “Go Green” Magazine. The article begins, ‘Norscot ECO windows, doors and kit homes are manufactured expertly in the far north of Scotland. The ECO kit homes are made to specifications that exceed current building standards. The firm’s highly insulated, low carbon, timber frame

Our Commercial Director Callum Grant proudly receives our Veka Approved Fabricator plaque from Robert Grant (No Relation!) Veka’s Business Development Manager Scotland. The plaque will be on display in our Bower Showroom alongside our other awards, achievements and certifications.  www.veka.com/approved installer.

This year the Bower and Inverness branches met up in Inverness for a Christmas get together. The Thistle Hotel in Inverness was the venue for the weekend where a good time was had by all! With a craft demonstration for the ladies and for the gents an outing to watch Inverness Caley Thistle play Hearts,

Iain Sutherland, Area Sales Manager at our Inverness branch has reached sales of over half a million and received a certificate from Network Veka along with a tie to mark this fantastic achievement. The picture shows Iain Sutherland (on the left) receiving his certificate and tie from Callum Grant, our Commercial Director.     Another

Norscot has proved that when it comes to being green, plastic can be fantastic. The overuse of plastic in our everyday lives is a major issue for businesses these days, demonstrated by the shift away from plastic carrier bags to multi-use biodegradable material bags. Norscot is arguing that plastic can be used for windows and

Bower Primary School pupils and members of staff were able to enjoy a visit to the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds’ National Nature Reserve at Forsinard recently thanks to the generosity of two local businessess, namely Norscot Joinery and Nicolson Engineering.   The group travelled to and from Forsinard by train. The photo

Norscot celebrated 25 years in Business on the 4th of July 2009. To mark this momentous occasion the directors, staff and partners celebrated in style. It was an all day event with various activities planned during the day culminating in a dinner dance in the evening. As you can see below everyone enjoyed the day with