Associate Membership – Service Provider
Associate members are an important part of the FIS community. They provide the services that accredited members need to ensure their businesses achieve optimum performance.
Why Join FIS?
Join FIS and connect with the heart of the finishes and interiors sector, a powerful community of contractors, specifiers, and suppliers dedicated to raising standards, driving innovation, and working together.
Membership gives you:
A Trusted Mark of Quality
Show your commitment to excellence and integrity. FIS membership helps demonstrate your role in shaping a better-built environment.
Access Knowledge, Training & Discounts
Unlock an expert helpline, member-only guides, discounted insurance, and funding support — plus training opportunities to help your team stay ahead.
Grow Your Brand & Win Work
Get noticed by specifiers and contractors via our online Member Directory, SpecFinish magazine, awards, and partnerships.
Have Your Say
Help shape industry standards, tackle issues like fair payment, and reduce red tape. With your voice represented at the highest level.
Be Part of a Dynamic Network
Engage directly with your market through FIS working groups, regional forums, webinars, and industry events, with opportunities to contribute and sponsor throughout the year.
Support & Expertise on Demand
From risk management tools to expert technical, legal, and commercial guidance. We’re here to help you navigate challenges and grow with confidence.
FIS membership isn’t just a badge — it’s your business advantage.
Membership criteria
Associate Members – Service Providers must:
- Provide services relevant to companies operating in the finishes and interiors sector.
- Be financially stable.
- Be able to comply with the FIS Code of Code (where applicable)
Code of Conduct
On being accepted into the Association, all members agree to subscribe to and abide by the terms of the FIS Code of Conduct (where applicable to your company), which establishes a minimum standard of conduct for members in order to raise and maintain industry standards.
The FIS code of conduct requires members to:
- Conduct business in a manner that will reflect credit on the Association, the industry and themselves.
- Adopt and commit to the principles and practices laid down by FIS.
- Act with integrity towards others and exercise high standards of business practice and workmanship.
- Be committed to training its workforce.
- Ensure that they are conversant with and adhere to the relevant current British, European and International Standards and other relevant technical standards, regulations and practices.
- Ensure (in so far as they are able) that their products or systems are tested and/or comply with the recognised standards specified by the client or statutory authorities.
- Not knowingly mislead others by fact or implication as to the performance of their products or systems.
- Hold required levels of statutory and appropriate insurance.
- Operate an effective health and safety policy and have a current health and safety policy statement.
- Keep records of all RIDDOR reportable accidents and provide annual accident statistics to FIS.
- Have and implement an appropriate environmental policy statement.
- Display wherever practical the FIS Accredited Member Logo or FIS Associate Member Logo (as applicable) on its premises, website, business stationery and brochures and make this Code of Practice available for inspection.
Subscription Rates
| All companies eligible for Associate Service Provider Membership pay |
£66 per month |
Subscriptions are annual (1 January to 31 December) and subject to VAT. They can be paid annually or by monthly direct debit.
Or contact us on 0121 707 0077 and a member of our team will be happy to provide additional information and answer any questions that you may have