CET and Brexit
The UK’s decision to leave the European Union (EU), commonly referred to as Brexit, means that CET Property Assurance must meet the challenges that this decision will bring. In order to ensure business continuity, CET Property Assurance has worked towards ensuring the impact of Brexit and our transition away from EU is as seamless as possible for both the business and our valued business partners.
What did CET do to prepare?
CET Property Assurance worked closely with its Clients and Contractor Network to prepare for beyond Brexit and is confident that disruption will prove to be minimal.
Parts Supply
CET Property Assurance and its Contractor Network are confident that there will be prove to be little or no disruption to the supply of parts going forwards. The Network held discussions with the UK’s leading heating suppliers, who have highlighted and confirmed the following courses of action:
- Due to the mild winter of 2019/20, excess stocks are currently held nationally
- Both major UK parts suppliers carry stocks for British and European boiler manufacturers
The leading suppliers also committed to an increased stock level pre-Brexit, to mitigate any potential supply chain challenges.
They are confident however that risk to supply is minimal.
What does this mean for clients?
As CET Property Assurance is registered and based in the UK, as are the vast majority of its Clients/Network, there will be no significant impact on the business' commercial relationships.
The services provided by CET Property Assurance and its Contractor Network are not affected by the outcomes of the Brexit deal, giving Clients the reassurance that their customers will continue to receive the quality services that they need.
Brexit should have no impact on the business' human resources and Clients can continue to expect to liaise with the same Management Team and Employees at CET Property Assurance.
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