Nantwich-based construction product supplier TIMCO has launched a recruitment drive as it expands following a 14% rise in turnover.
TIMCO’s increase in turnover equates to £49.7m for 2020, and the firm is predicting a £60 million turnover for 2021.
The rapid growth, in the run up to the company’s 50 years in business, has promoted expansion plans for its facilities in Wardle, Nantwich.
And the company, which currently employs 180 people, has launched a recruitment drive.
The firm was set up in 1972 by Tim Midwood, and is now led by the son of the founder, Simon Midwood.
During the pandemic the company experienced a surge in demand for its products, driven by home improvements.
It made a £1.1m investment to increase warehouse space to 120,000 sq ft and more automation for greater efficiency.
It also secured six acres of land next to its current site which will allow it to double its storage capacity.
Online sales have increased from 20% to over 50% of all sales within the last 12 months due to the pandemic.
This year, TIMCO has launched more than 750 new lines including this month’s new range of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and a new range of hand tools by the year end.
Simon Midwood, Managing Director, said: “We are delighted that, despite a challenging year with the pandemic and shortages of raw materials, we have been able to grow the business significantly.
“With our 50th year in business nearly upon us, we aim to grow even further and predict a £60 million turnover when our accounts are finalised for 2021.
“We are always looking at ways to further support our customers and provide industry leading service to our merchants.
“Our team has been trained to take a ‘Dear Mum’ approach where they look to treat both fellow employees and customers in the same way that they’d like their own family members treated – well supported, with respect and going the extra mile to deliver excellent service.”
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