Pygott & Crone Named a Relocation Agent Network Platinum Member
Local estate agent, Pygott & Crone is celebrating today after being named a member of Relocation Agent Network’s Platinum League for a third year running.
Created in 2018, the Relocation Agent Network Platinum League demonstrates that members like Pygott & Crone are one of Relocation Agent Network’s most successful agents when it comes to helping their customers relocate into and out of the local area. Every Platinum member needs to maintain their high quality performance throughout the next 12 months, to ensure they remain in the league the following year.
The Importance of Working Together when Customers Relocate
Member agents working together–whether they are in the Platinum League or not – is an important element of Relocation Agent Network membership. Should a customer plan to relocate to another area of the country, their local Network agent can recommend that the member in the destination or departure location assist in their move. Relocation Agent Network has selected each of their members as the Local Expert in their area, which means they can offer customers the very highest standard of service and local knowledge.
Paul Wood from Pygott & Crone said of the accolade, “We are so proud to have been invited to become a Relocation Agent Network Platinum Member. It reflects the dedication and team effort of everyone at Pygott & Crone. If you’re thinking of relocating into or out of the area, get in touch today as we’re your Local Expert for the area.”
Relocation Agent Network’s Director, Mark Westcott said, “As an integral part of Relocation Agent Network, members provide customers with a unique service. The Platinum League recognizes those Network members who relish the opportunity to help relocating customers to their very fullest potential. Congratulations to Pygott & Crone on their Platinum Member status.”
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