NEWPORT BEACH, CA, December 19, 2011 (Press-News.org) Chandler's Roofing, Inc. has been awarded the prestigious 2011 Angie's List Super Service Award, an honor bestowed annually on approximately 5 percent of all the businesses rated on the nation's leading provider of consumer reviews on local service and health providers.
"It is an honor to have achieved this award for the second year in a row," stated Brian Hicks, CEO of Chandler's Roofing. "Having been awarded the 2011 National Residential Roofing Contractor of the Year Award in November by Roofing Contractor Magazine and now receiving the Super Service Award from Angie's List, it really finishes 2011 off strong for our company and is reflective of the quality workmanship and outstanding service that our employees are putting out."
"Only a fraction of the businesses rated on Angie's List can claim the sterling service record of being a Super Service Award winner because we set a high bar," said Angie's List Founder Angie Hicks. "The fact that Chandler's Roofing can claim Super Service Award status speaks volumes about its dedication to consumers."
Angie's List Super Service Award winners have met strict eligibility requirements including earning a minimum number of reports, an exemplary rating from their clients and abiding by Angie's List operational guidelines.
Ratings are updated daily on Angie's List, but members can find the 2011 Super Service Award logo next to business names in search results on AngiesList.com.
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Angie's List collects consumer reviews on local contractors and doctors in more than 500 service categories. Currently, more than 2 million consumers across the U.S. rely on Angie's List to help them make the best hiring decisions. Members get unlimited access to local ratings via Internet or phone, exclusive discounts, the Angie's List magazine and help from the Angie's List complaint resolution service. Take a quick tour of Angie's List and view the latest Angie's List news.
About Chandler's Roofing, Inc.:
Chandler's Roofing, Inc., originally established in 1942, is a full service roofing company, specializing in a wide variety of residential, commercial, industrial and HOA roofing systems. With a keen focus on quality craftsmanship, Chandler's Roofing provides services for re-roofs, roof repairs and tune-ups, skylights, rain gutters, solar systems and sheet metal. Fully licensed, bonded and ensured, Chandler's Roofing has been recognized by America's largest roofing manufacturer as a Master Elite Contractor and most recently was awarded the prestigious Residential Roofing Contractor of the Year Award by Roofing Contractor Magazine. To learn more about Chandler's Roofing, visit: www.ChandlersRoofing.com.
Chandler's Roofing, Inc. Earns Coveted Angie's List Super Service Award
Chandler's Roofing, Inc. has been awarded the prestigious 2011 Angie's List Super Service Award which reflects a business' consistently high level of customer service.
2011-12-19
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