TruSeal Directors Craig and Ken cherish a moment with Tony, giving him a warm send off.

 A true Gentleman, Tony will be missed by all TruSeal staff and especially by Boston’s customers.

Tony has been a cornerstone of our TruSeal Boston branch since July 2019, joining us during the acquisition of the former Trade Windows site where he had already served as Manager for a decade.

With over 15 years of leadership experience in the building and plastics sector, including five years as a Warehouse Manager, Tony brought a wealth of industry knowledge that proved vital to our growth.

Under his guidance, the Boston depot didn't just maintain its substantial customer base; it flourished.

Tony’s commitment to a friendly atmosphere and a high standard of trade service has been the driving force behind our increasing sales and expanding network of loyal installers.

As he prepares for retirement, we look back on a career defined by reliability, professional expertise, and a "customer-first" approach that truly represents the TruSeal values.

Tony's last day at TruSeal was Friday 30/01/2026, and now passes the torch to Ian Potter.

Here's a few statements on those that worked closely with Tony:

Ian Potter - New Boston Manager

"Having worked with Tony for over a year I have found his wealth of knowledge to be one of the main factors of where I am today but above all he has been a fantastic and professional boss to work for. Tony has been a great help to my appointment in taking over from him here in Boston and wish him all the best in his retirement, I would like to consider myself a friend."

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Kieran Atkinson - Area Sales Manager

"Tony, thanks for being an incredible leader and for all the support you've shown the team and me. Wishing you nothing but the best in your retirement!"

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Chris Mace - Area manager South

"Tony has been a pleasure to work with has been an invaluable linchpin with some hard times through Covid and other issues to contend with. Has to be one of the nicest guys I have had the pleasure of working with and having known him for 18 years will be a massive miss."