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Compared to other major industries, housing's customer satisfaction scores are even more impressive.
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Design trends, award-winning projects, and more from BUILDER's sister magazine.
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A new marketing and sales strategy focuses on reducing buyers’ anxieties.
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Schell Brothers concentrates on making its customers happy.
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Builders' efforts net them both national awards from Eliant.
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TriStone Homes enjoys strong growth, even in a difficult market.
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KB Home and Shea Homes let prospects access new-home information on their cellphones.
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Firm's new-home quality study finds a notable dip in the number of reported problems per home.
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Annual rankings also find that new-home owners in general are happier with the quality of their homes.
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Pella Windows ranks highest in overall customer satisfaction.
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Seth Godin doesn't think discounting will continue to be effective bait.
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Changes within existing communities have met with occasional owner opposition.
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TRCC, which had been evaluating the legitimacy of homeowner complaints, will cease operations next summer.
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One Atlanta company keeps them under control with responsive customer service and homeowner education.
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But company officers say results were "distorted" by charges and writedowns, as well as one fewer reporting week.
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See the top performers in customer service, design, and quality.
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Buyers may be fewer, but they are happier with their builders, according to the latest J.D. Power and Associates New-Home Builder Customer Satisfaction Survey.
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Annual awards based on quarterly rating of quality and service by the builder’s employees.
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Sales may have continued their slow suffering through 1Q2008, but halfway into the second quarter some positive undercurrents have gained force.
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After report reveals Denver builders’ failure to capitalize on leads, pros stress basics such as phone calls and handwritten thank-yous.