| Good Customer Service When Dealing with Steel Building |
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| Written by Chris Dotson |
| Tuesday, 13 October 2009 08:38 |
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Jack Speer, Bizwatch Publisher, in the contents of his article labeled "What Is The Definition of Customer Service" definitely comes with a definition of a standard of customer service that most if not all companies that provide residential and commercial prefabricated steel buildings should try to obtain. In this article he explains customer service as, "Excellent customer service is the process in which your company provides its service or products, in such a way that the customer will be able to access them in the most efficient, cost effective, and humanly satisfying way possible." In my several years of working for steel building companies, I'm still amazed at how many different customer service issues can arise with the purchase of just one prefabricated steel building. And it's not that anything is going wrong throughout the whole process from signing the paperwork to accepting delivery and the customer's assembly of the steel buildings. I would have to say that the reason for the need for heavy customer service is simply that there are numerous steps and phases that happen in between the purchase and the assembly that the customers who have bought the metal buildings need clarification on. The prefab steel building salesman takes the brunt of answering potential customers' questions right off the bat during the initial sales call. But once the customer purchases his metal barn, there are so many possible questions that this one customer can have throughout the entire process. From questions like "when will I get my drawings" to "what's the best kind of insulation to use for prefab steel buildings", sometimes it seems that the questions never stop. That's where a clear and concise "frequently asked questions" page on the steel building company's website comes in very handy. When a company strives to achieve the level of customer service when selling prefabricated steel buildings, to a level in which Mr. Speer describes not only is the result a happy customer but much more may be obtained. One of the best perks of having happy customers is that they will tell all of their friends about the wonderful experience they just had when the purchased their steel barn from your company. Word of mouth is one of the best and least expensive forms of advertising. Here's an example of a glowing customer testimonial provided by a customer who purchased his metal building from Price A Building: "We would like to thank you and your staff at Price A Building for the building that I purchased through your company. The process from the first phone call making the purchase to keeping me informed clear through to the final delivery date went very smooth." "The steel frame building package was labeled clearly making it quite simple to follow with the engineered drawings plans and building manual. I had never erected a steel building before and in six days three of us had completed the framing of a 40'x60'x16' tall building. Thanks again, we look forward to enjoying our added space." Danny & Dana Cutler, Commerce City, CO Yes in a perfect world all customers will be 100% satisfied. So remember having a great and caring customer service department is key when you are buying a steel building. About the Author: So we hope you know a little more about how steel building companies such as Price A Building should service the customer to bring in more business more than ever! Get a totally unique version of this article from our article submission service Kindly provided by LJ-Marketing.dk You are welcome to use this article on your own website, if you include the link just before this text. |