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The seven wonders of Chesterfield Road
FMB member, Distinction Property Services of Bristol, has completed its seventh building project in the same street in less than three years. Residents of Chesterfield Road in St Andrews were so impressed with the standard of service and quality of work achieved by Distinction that they recommended them to their neighbours, snowballing the company's popularity throughout the street.
Thanks to a twenty strong team that includes builders, electricians, tilers and ornamental plasterers working in partnership with Kellaway Bathrooms on many of their projects, Distinction is well equipped to deal with a wide range of requests for building work.
Helen Forshall was one of the first Chesterfield Road residents to use Distinction Property Services, she said: "I'm impressed that after nearly three years our bathroom is still looking as immaculate as when it was first installed. We're looking at moving shortly and we will definitely use Distinction and Kellaway again."
Resident Caroline Frost said: "Distinction were able to keep to the timescale set out at the start of the project and completed the work on time."
Gareth Guiver of Distinction Property Services is pleased with how the company has progressed, he said: "We place quality of work and customer service at the top of our agenda, which has helped us grow from a team of three to twenty in only three years. Our positive reputation has grown from a solid base of satisfied customers and as members of the FMB we can reinforce that reputation through well recognised credentials. We also have a good source of reliable suppliers for all our projects, which enables our work to be completed to a high standard and to the best possible timescale."
Robin Hood-Leeder, director of membership services at the FMB says: "Distinction Property Services' achievement proves that outstanding customer service combined with good communication and hard work can produce great results. Word of mouth is one of the most common forms of recommendation, but it is also important to support this with credentials from a well recognised organisation like the FMB whose logo is widely accepted as the sign of building quality."
First posted: 19 March 2007. Last modified: 19 March 2007
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