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The Jewson History

Jewson is potentially the best-known builders merchant in the UK. The company started trading as long ago as 1836. Initially, George Jewson bought a business to trade goods in East Anglia but his son suggested they expand into Norwich. In fact, the entire family moved to Norwich and started the merchant business. Initially, they specialized in timber, coal, and building materials. The business has steadily grown over the years and is now part of the French conglomerate Saint-Gobain. It was purchased in 2000.

The Jewson Catalog

Builders merchants don’t generally have traditional catalogs as you go into the merchants to get the items you need. It’s usually a case of needing the item that day. However, Jewson currently has a huge range of stock as they cover a wide range of materials and tools. To facilitate finding what you’re looking for they still produce a traditional paper-based catalog. It’s produced annually and is nearly 300 pages long. You can request a copy in-store or on the website. It’s even possible to download the catalog to view at home on your laptop. The range of material offered by Jewson is impressive. If you’re looking for building materials, windows, doors, tools, electrics, plumbing, or even landscaping, you’re going to find it in the catalog. It is worth noting that Jewson regularly offers promotional items but they don’t produce a separate catalog to cover these items. You’ll find the offers online or in-store. Finally, Jewson does offer help catalogs. These are full of tips to help you finish specific jobs, they are useful for experts and novices.

Jewson Stores

There are approximately 600 Jewson stores across the UK. The company has worked hard to ensure there is one in most towns and you’re certain to find one close to your home. Going into a Jewson store is an interesting cross between entering a traditional handyman shop and a builder’s merchant. The store is dominated by the trade counter. This is where you can speak to the professional and friendly staff. They all have plenty of knowledge they are happy to share with you. The staff will point you in the right direction for specific tools and materials or guide you through the ordering process. Of course, you can simply browse the products in-store. However, due to the extensive range of products sold by Jewson, you may not find all of them in their stores. Of course, they can be ordered in or ordered to be delivered to your home or business. You should note that although Jewson is a builders merchant, it is open to all members of the public. Don’t forget, some of the products are large. If you can’t take them away Jewson will happily deliver, either the same or the next day.

Online With Jewson

The Jewson website has been build over several years to ensure it works smoothly and effectively. This approach works. The home page greets you with the latest sale information and images of products you’ll be tempted by. Scroll down and you’ll find a variety of guides, such as material calculators These are designed to make your job easier and to ensure you buy enough product for the job in hand. There is also an expert advice section and other useful links. In the top left of the screen, you’ll find the traditional three horizontal bars. These take you to the main menu and an impressive list of options, such as tools or timber. Click on the category and move through the subcategories to look at the array of products that may appeal to you. You can then add them to your trolley and continue shopping. Of course, you’ll need to consider the delivery options. It is possible to order any item and collect it in-store. The product will usually be available within 24 hours. You can also opt to have your order delivered to your home or business. Orders over £50 are delivered free via standard delivery. That should get your order to you within 2-3 working days. Of course, for a small fee, you can have next day delivery. If you have any questions there is an extensive list of FAQs, they are worth looking at. If this doesn’t answer your query then you’ll want to contact the customer service team. This can be done via telephone or email.

Available Discounted

Jewson s dedicated to offering quality items at low prices, they use a blue tick system to help ensure you’re getting the best possible price. Of course, there are also plenty of deals available where individual items are discounted. However, to ensure you’re making your money go as far as possible, you’ll want to take a look at the discount codes here on www.1offers.co.uk. You’re already on the page, it just takes a moment to look at the codes and choose the one that will benefit you the most. You can then use it online or in-store before you complete the payment process. Codes do expire quickly, that’s why we check them every day. It’s also the reason we recommend you only take the code on the day you’re going to use it.

Staying In Touch

Jewson encourages people to apply for their trade account, you’ll get additional offers and discounts. However, if you prefer you can simply sign up for their newsletter. All you need is an email address and you’ll be notified of the latest news and events. You can also connect with Jewson on social media. This is a great way of staying in touch with all the latest news and sharing experiences and reviews with other customers. It’s amazing what useful information you will find.