Celebrating Homewise’s Award-Winning Service
We are delighted to share the exciting news that our partner Homewise has received the prestigious Feefo Gold Trusted Service Award! This award recognises Homewise's dedication to providing exceptional, high-quality service to their valued customers and their families.
Recognition of Remarkable Service
This Gold Trusted Service Award highlights businesses that continuously deliver outstanding customer service, and Homewise’s commitment is evident in maintaining high standards, with customer’s rating their experience an impressive 4.8 out of 5 currently. This achievement is a testament to the incredible support and guidance Homewise provides to those seeking to move home.
“Winning the award is a proud moment for my family and all at Homewise. It’s a testament to the values we’ve upheld for over 50 years – values rooted in care, empathy, and unwavering support. Seeing the team’s efforts reflected in the positive feedback from customers is special. Knowing that our company continues to make a real difference in people’s lives, helping them move with confidence and peace of mind, is profoundly satisfying and drives us to continue raising the bar for our service.”
Mark Neal, Managing Director – Homewise
Dedication to Customer Satisfaction
At the heart of everything Homewise does is a commitment to exceptional customer service. With a deep understanding of the unique needs of those aged 60+, Homewise is dedicated to helping them find their perfect home, ensuring security and peace of mind in retirement.
Through Homewise’s bespoke saving solution, a “Home for Life Plan”, movers aged 60 or older can pay up to 59% less* than the market price to live in their dream home. With a personalised Home for Life Plan, over 60s can look forward to a mortgage-free future in a home they love.
Homewise’s services extend beyond just property transactions and Home for Life Plans. Through their free “Move Simply” service, they offer personalised support and expert guidance from the first enquiry through to moving day and beyond, making what can often be a stressful life event simple and worry-free.
This award is a validation of Homewise’s commitment and ambition to exceed expectations. Yet they say that their true triumph lies in the improved quality of life and satisfaction experienced by their customers, who rate their service as ‘exceptional.’
Changing Lives with Every Move
Working in close partnership with Homewise, our team can help many more people secure their ideal homes. We are proud to introduce our customers to Homewise, helping them to save thousands on their move and receive first-class support every step of the way.
Are you aged 60 or over and planning a move? Could a Home for Life Plan be the right solution for you? Try our quick calculator to see an estimated Home for Life budget and contact our team to explore available properties today.
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