Shropshire’s Heritage Glass Group has taken delivery of two new company branded Mini Clubman vehicles as it launches the expansion of its operations to Chester, Worcester, Wolverhampton, Hereford and Mid Wales.
The specialist glazing firm, based at Monkmoor, in Shrewsbury has increased its fleet of company vehicles in conjunction with Rybrook Mini of Shrewsbury.
Heritage director Tony Randall, said: “To stay ahead of a continually moving retail platform we are opening outlets across the neighbouring regions and have created bespoke sign-written vehicles so that customers can feel completely confident who they are dealing with when our staff initially visit them.
“Following extensive expansion and rebranding at our offices we believe that this new quality corporate image in both staff and vehicle fleet can only help to enhance customer experience.
“The Minis have very distinctive branding and allow our sales team to carry miniature samples of the wide range of products we supply and fit, to display in a home environment, and we will be looking to add similar vehicles to match these later this year.”
Ian Lockett, head of business for Rybrook MINI Shrewsbury, added: “Mini has a unique sporty image and a ‘classic English heritage’ of its own, so together with its frugal diesel engine and practicality, the Clubman is the perfect vehicle for the sort of surveying and sales work that Heritage Glass carries out throughout the region and we are delighted to be supporting them as their fleet increases in line with the company expansion.”
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