Pygott and Crone named Agent of the Year at the prestigious Relocation Agent Network Awards.
Pygott & Crone were named Agent of the Year at the recent Relocation Agent Network Awards, in addition they were also recognised as the best agent in the East Midlands and won a prestigious Customer Service Award.
Pygott & Crone have been members of the Relocation Agent Network since day one, the network has been established for 29 years and recognises exceptional agents across the UK.
We are exceptionally proud to be recognised for the Relocation Agent Awards, the network is made up of some fantastic estate agents. Working with the member agents to provide relocation services is a huge benefit to our clients. It’s fantastic to offer clients a local, friendly contact in areas throughout the UK who can provide expert advice and support allowing our clients who are moving out of area to have guidance throughout the whole process.
Over the 29 years we have made many good friends in the network, the Relocation Agent Network not only provides clients with exceptional service, it provides members with continued support, the fantastic advisory council provides great support to all members, but the biggest benefit I personally experience is the availability for discussion, advice, and support from other like-minded business owners.
We are truly very proud to win this special accolade and would like to thank all the member agents for their continued support, this is truly a great network to be part of. A special thank you to Simon and Kevin for their leadership and drive which I know will see the network continue to develop.
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