Last Updated on July 23, 2019 by Gardens Home Management Services

Gardens Home Management Mission Statement

Gardens Home Management exists to give you the peace-of-mind you deserve. We have committed our energies to instilling trust in our customers, vendors, and employees alike by demonstrating uncompromising honesty, quality workmanship and a commitment to excellence in everything that we do. As part of our fundamental mission, we pledge to simplify the lives of our customers through our understanding of their desire for comfort, control, convenience and connection. We pride ourselves in providing the best possible customer service through our unique, custom-tailored home management packages that will help to preserve and protect your home.

Sunset Policy

At Garden Homes, we pledge to do everything we can to return your communication (whether it be a voice mail, e-mail, fax or letter) before the close of business on the day that we receive your communication, even if we only offer a status report. If we don’t have the final answer or solution, you will be advised that there will be one within a specified period of time. This is an important part of customer service and will allow us to be a company that is ETDBW (easy to do business with).

What Customer-Centric Really Means: Seven Key Insights

  1. It goes beyond handling customer calls efficiently. It means addressing all customer issues fully and resolving them completely.
  2. It’s not just ensuring that your support departments regard front-line workers as their internal customers. It’s ensuring that everyone adopts an external focus.
  3. It involves more than telling your employees how to treat customers right. You’ve got to give employees the authority and tools to decide the right way to treat customers.
  4. It’s not a matter of steering customers through your Web site or store just the way you envisioned. Customer-centrism means letting customers interact with your locations just the way they want.
  5. It’s not just giving customers what they want, it’s giving them what they will want.
  6. It’s not organizing the company to serve customers. It’s letting customers determine how you organize.
  7. Customer-centrism isn’t just about winning new customers from recommendations of current customers. It’s about having customers say you should raise your prices.