BUFFALO – March 20, 2023 – After 10 years, Corrigan Moving Systems of Buffalo, New York, received the United Van Lines President’s Quality Award. The award was presented by United Van Lines President and CEO Jason Mills alongside Chairman of the Board Charles W. McDaniel at the Company’s recent Learning Conference held in St. Louis. The award truly characterizes Corrigan Moving Systems as 2022’s best of the best.
The President’s Quality recipient is selected from an elite group of United Van Lines’ top service providers. It is also based on quality service performance measured through the eyes of customers via post-move surveys.
“Everyone we came into contact with was very helpful and professional,” A customer shared. Another customer said, “The most important thing that made this move go well was the personal attention. They checked on us every step of the way to make sure things were going well. When we ran into a few inevitable glitches, they jumped in and took care of things right away. We 100% recommend United!”
Corrigan Moving System’s effort and dedication are the foundational proof of their many accolades. The award was accepted by Corrigan’s President David Corrigan. Corrigan Moving Systems has been delivering exceptional service for over 90 years and a proud United Van Lines agent for nearly 75 years.
“For Corrigan to win this award again is a tremendous honor,” David Corrigan, President of Corrigan Moving Systems said.
This is a true testament to the hard work and dedication of everyone at Corrigan, who strive every day to provide exceptional service for our customers. I couldn’t be prouder of our team. This award reinforces our commitment to raising the bar and setting standards of excellence in the industry.
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