So it's been a while. Things have been crazy still even after the flood of 2010. I'll write more about that later. The purpose of this post is to update you all on the power and influence an otherwise anonymous blog has. After the flood I was so upset. I was upset at the situation, the loss of our possessions and memories and the fear that we'd never see any of those things again. I took it out on the only people that came to mind. I used this blog as a way to get my feelings out because I just had no other outlet. Apparently, my friends and family aren't the only ones who read this blog because a few days after making the previous post Don got a phone call from the guy who owns the Servpro franchise in Arkansas and a few other places. He said the things you'd expect a person to say after reading that their company had ruined someones life. Don said that he was very impressed that he would make a call like that. He said it would have been far too easy for Servpro to simply ignore one negative blog, but they didn't and that means a lot. It made an impact on me too. I realized that these people were just like me. They have memories, they have possessions, they have things that simply can't be replaced. The truth is, Servpro was very professional and did the best they could to restore our things. I realize now that some things we lost were just simply unrecoverable-nothing anyone could do. Everybody makes mistakes and while nothing or no one is perfect it made me feel better to know that there are people still trying. I hope something like this never happens to me or anyone else, but if it does you CAN count on Servpro.
Monday, June 14, 2010
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Cherstin,
Please forgive me for intruding on your blog, but I work with SERVPRO's corporate office in Nashville, Tenn., and I stumbled across your blog while searching for unresolved customer service issues. I'm so sorry to hear about your flooding. You may have seen some of the flooding we experienced in Nashville recently, and I've learned in the past month or two there's no worse feeling than coming home to find treasured keepsakes under water.
I was glad to hear the SERVPRO franchise owner got in touch with you to try and resolve the issue. I would love to touch on this story in our company newsletter. We use only first names and keep the information generic, but this is a good example of the power of one unhappy/happy homeowner. I would love to have the name of the franchise owner, if possible.
Again, my apologies for intruding. Thank you for your time.
David Lavender
Communications Coordinator
Servpro Industries, Inc.
dlavender (at) servpronet.com
Ummm... Cherstin I need pictures of your baby already. :)
Wow, girl. From Brig to flood, you sure do know that people are watching and reading, huh? Glad it has helped.
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