Matt,
I am writing this review solely because I do not wish to speak to you or any representative from your company, and i was unsuccessful in finding your email
Never, NEVER, have I ever been spoken to as rudely and as unprofessionally as I have today by you yesterday afternoon.
Let me explain myself a little, I am
Blue collar. And PROUD
OF IT. I have been a Toyota automotive mechanic for almost
10 years, and have in the past year moved on to heavy equipment field service, where I commonly deal with customers face to face. I have been bred into customer service and customer satisfaction my entire career, and have countless hours of training and experience to back that fact up. If I spoke to a customer how you did today to my wife and myself, I would have had my manager screaming down my neck. Unacceptable. I operate on CUSTOMERS
FIRST, I suggest you learn a little about the subject.
I understand how business can be, I truly do. But what comes out of the owner of the company's mouth, directly affects ones view about said company. Take that for what it's worth.
I fully understand your issue with the dogs and I believe it was handled poorly on your behalf. Rather then flight and point fingers, a ideal solution would have been putting a smile on your face and kindly asking my wife to retain the dogs(which she was in process of doing...) as you were uncomfortable being around them. NOT by saying they were threatening you! Man up! I'll have you know, toddlers between the ages of 2 and 6 play with these dogs, i can assure you they are no threat to a grown man. If you aren't prepared for barking dogs, screaming babies or children, i suggest you reevaluate your career choice. Pro bowler maybe?
Be adaptive. I am.
My wife is, as well.
I have since contacted the warrantee company explaining the situation, left a review, and also left you a review on Yelp. I also saw another one star review that was oddly similar in context. I hope this isn't a trend with your services, that would be a shame.
I suggest you take a long hard look at something called customer retention. Over the life of a customer the potential for a profit are substantially increased if said customer is satisfied and wishes to have repeat service. How do you gain repeat service? Treat customers how you'd wish to be treated. With some damn respect and understanding.
As a professional, I always tell customer, "parts are free, your paying for quality service."
And I'm glad you didn't get a dime from me.
I did have my new water heater installed tonight by a local plumber , i called
Him on a referral, and he was at
My doorstep when I arrived home, with my new water heater, I'll have you know, and AT HIS COST PRICE! Guess who earned
My business for life? I will recommend HIS company to all my friends and family, whenever I tell the story of my experience with A and W Plumbing Co.
One star is too good for you.
Would never recommend. read more