Treat Customers
Special
Investors Business Daily and CNN Money - Feb 4,
2008
Every leader knows that customer
service can save and make his firm money. Every
consumer knows what it's like to get great
customer service; when we do, we wonder why it's
the exception and not the rule.
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HUB Relocates to South Boston
By Rick Winterson
HUB Plumbing & Mechanical is now a South Boston
business, which relocated here to find space for
expansion, as well as the best site for its
headquarters. The business is growing rapidly,
but HUB still maintains its focus on individual
customer service.
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The Patriot Ledger
ROLLING OUT RED CARPET: Hub business owner
changing the image of plumbers
By ALYSA LANDRY
BOSTON - When it comes to image, plumbers often
get the short end of the stick, says John Wood,
president and chief executive officer of Hub
Plumbing and Mechanical.
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LowesForPros
February 7, 2007
How You Can Help Clients Go Green
Plumbing is following the rest of the
homebuilding sectors into the green frontier.
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The Boston Herald
November 22, 2006
Holiday can be a drain: Plumber is common Thanksgiving
'guest'
Thanksgiving: It’s one of the most draining days
of the year for plumbers.
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The Sunday Boston
Globe
October 16, 2005
"Going out of their way to provide good service"
At a
time when homeowners often feel they are at the
mercy of contractors and tradesmen who may or
may not show up for appointments and will likely
leave muddy boot prints in their wake, some
businesses are finding it easy to distinguish
themselves by providing killer customer service.
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Lowe's ForPros Web Site
"Home-grown Help"
One
of the keys to running a successful operation is
cultivating a staff of talented professionals.
One way to do this is put an apprentice program
in place.
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Boston Business Journal
September, 2005
"A different toolbox" -
Growing plumbing firm unclogs concept by
professionalizing image, improving practices
After six years on his own in the plumbing
trade, John Wood has a brand-new set of tools.
Mind you, not the type that he'd typically use
to unclog a drain, stop a leaky faucet, or any
of the many other duties he's performed for his
residential customers in Boston proper.
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