Daniel Brewer Complaints Procedure

The purpose of the complaints procedure is to deal quickly, effectively and efficiently with your grievance and where possible, turn a potentially negative situation into a very positive one, through our care and attention.

DEALING WITH THE COMPLAINT - We aim to provide a high standard of service to you, our customers, at all times. However, sometimes things can go wrong and if that happens we are committed to resolving matters promptly and fairly. For ease we have detailed our complaints processes below. If you have a complaint against Daniel Brewer below please follow:-

Complaints Process

Step 1: Please write (by letter or email) to the Branch Manager with the details of your complaint setting out clearly the reasons for your grievance(s) together with dates, names of any staff members you dealt with and enclosing/attaching any supporting evidence.

Step 2: The Branch Manager is required to acknowledge your complaint in writing (letter or email) within 3 working days of receiving it.

Step 3: The Branch Manager will review your complaint and provide you with a formal written outcome of his/her investigation within 15 working days of receiving the complaint.

Step 4: Should you not be satisfied with the Manager’s response you may write to us at the address below and we will carry out a separate and detached review of your complaint resulting in a (“Final View”) which will be sent to you within 15 working days of the matter being escalated to us. Daniel Lodge & Andrew Brewer – 51 High Street, Great Dunmow, Essex CM6 3RS (all complaints must be in writing)

Step 5: Should you still be dissatisfied after receiving our ‘’Final View’’, then you may refer the complaint to the Ombudsman whose details are below. Please note that you must refer your complaint to the Ombudsman within 12 months of receiving our Final View for the Ombudsman to consider it.

The Property Ombudsman
Milford House
43-55 Milford Street
Salisbury
SP1 2BP

01722 333306
www.tpos.co.uk

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