UPVC Hardware is Business of the Month

May 15, 2023

Eaton Smith Solicitors is delighted to announce that UPVC Hardware Direct has been chosen by the judging panel as the latest winner of its Business of the Month Award.

Founded in 2015 by married couple Martin and Jodi Banks, Upvc Hardware Direct is a family owned and run business based in Halifax, West Yorkshire, offering an extensive range of uPVC window and door repair parts, tools, fixings and accessories. Their team has over 30 years of industry experience covering manufacturing, distribution and installation.

Martin Banks, Joint Managing Director at UPVC hardware, had this to say: “We are over the moon to have been selected as the latest winner of the Business of the Month Award. Myself, Jodi and the team at Upvc Hardware Direct thoroughly enjoy what we do and to see this being recognized by Eaton Smith Solicitors and the judging panel makes us extremely proud. ”

Deborah Melluish, Partner at Eaton Smith Solicitors, and member of the judging panel commented; “Martin and Jodi at UPVC Hardware really impressed myself and the other judges with their application. The business growth they have shown year on year has been absolutely brilliant, and we are sure this growth will continue under Martin and Jodi. We wish them all the best and can’t wait to see what is in store for them in the future”.

Deborah Melluish was joined on the judging panel by Richard Firth (Park Place Finance), Janet Bebb (Social Progress), Martin Hathaway (Mid Yorkshire Chamber) and Annie Bradley (Department of International Trade).

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