Complaints Policy
Trade work that involves other people's buildings will occasionally go wrong. What matters is what happens afterwards. This page sets out how a complaint is handled and how long each stage should take.
Raise it directly first
Call (333) 333 333 or use the contact page. Give the site address, the approximate date of the visit, and what is wrong. Photographs of the opening are genuinely useful and usually shorten the process.
Most issues are resolved on that first call, because most are scheduling, communication, or a repair that has not settled the way it should.
What happens next
You get an acknowledgement within two business days. The job record, survey notes, and finding sheet are reviewed, the technician who attended is spoken to, and where necessary a return visit is arranged to inspect the work.
Timescales
- Acknowledgement: within two business days.
- Substantive response: within ten business days.
- Where a return visit or parts are needed: a plan and a date within that same period.
If something is going to take longer, you get told why rather than left waiting.
Work under warranty
Where a complaint concerns work still under our labor warranty, the inspection visit is not chargeable. Where the inspection establishes that the cause is separate — new damage, force, or a different component — that is explained with the evidence before any new charge is discussed.
If you are still not satisfied
Ask for the matter to be escalated to the owner, who will review it personally. Nothing is refused an escalation simply because it has already been answered once.
How complaints get used
Complaints are logged and reviewed for patterns. A repair that fails twice on similar openings is a process problem, not a customer problem, and it gets treated that way.
Questions about this page
Anything written here can be discussed with Charlotte Commercial Door Repair by calling (333) 333 333 or through the contact page.
Charlotte Commercial Door Repair is an independently operated commercial door and hardware service contractor.