Summary
Our local team makes, tests, delivers and installs the product ourselves, so you know who’s coming to your house and who answers for the work. Watch the 49-second clip.
When you hire someone to remodel your bathroom, do you know who’s actually going to show up? In this 49-second clip, Aaron Bishop explains what being local and controlling the whole process means for you.
What you’ll hear in this clip
- Our team lives in the same towns as our customers, so we’ll see you again at Walmart, Food Lion or the park.
- We make, test, deliver and install our own product, so we know it was checked before it left.
- The drivers who bring your materials are part of the same process and call ahead.
- Keeping it all in-house is how we hold ourselves accountable and keep costs down.
Want to learn more?
- About our family and local teams
- Meet our local teams
- 8 things nobody tells you about a tub-to-shower conversion
Video transcript
The big thing is, we're going to run into you again. It's going to be at Walmart. It's going to be at Food Lion. It's going to be at the park or wherever. And when you have that family aspect of it, we genuinely care. And when we control the process, we know how it's made, so we hold ourselves accountable: is this product undamaged? Has it been tested? Right? We know the testing was done because we did the testing before we sent it out. And then the drivers who bring the material, they're still part of that same process. It's not somebody else's.
Yeah.
He calls us and lets us know when he's on the way, because, you know, he wants to go home to his family. And it's all a thing where we're all kind of intertwined, and it really does allow us to keep our cost lower than the competition and offer a superior product.
Sources
This guide applies to: Bath Fitter Arkansas, Bath Fitter Augusta, Bath Fitter Columbia, Bath Fitter Memphis, Bath Fitter Oklahoma, Bath Fitter Tri Cities, Bath Fitter Upstate SC/Western NC.