In a city proliferated with homebuilders and land developers, it’s often a monumental task to stand apart from the fray—but Plaza Corp. has realized such a feat with its nomination in the high-rise category of Tarion’s prestigious Homeowners’ Choice Awards for customer service.
Customers answered survey questions, and a final tally gave Plaza a nod for the 2016 nomination.
Plaza’s senior vice president, Scott McLellan, told the Epoch Times that the company continually strives to improve upon previous builds to assuage the usual trials that come with acquiring homeownership.
“One of the great things our company really makes a priority and really understands is our commitment to our customers and our zero-deficiency policy,” said McLellan, a former member of the NHL’s Boston Bruins. “We go through a strenuous four-point process once the suites are built. There are a number of inspections with the sales team, the internal construction team, customer care people, and finally our purchaser. By that stage we have zero deficiencies.”
Plaza is among the city’s smaller builders, but the reputation that precedes it could certainly fool you. There are few condo units, if any, in the GTA built better than Plaza’s. Yet it isn’t only the apical degree to which Plaza builds condominiums that has garnered the company accolades—and perhaps most importantly, happy customers—it’s the company’s building strategy.
