NOW Property Preservation and Sam Sesi Report Record Breaking Quality

Feb. 5, 2011 - PRLog -- A turn key operation from inspection to maintenance and then sale, NOW Property Preservation broke the record of foreclosure homes sold because of high quality.

"Quality and service are the key.  NOW Property Preservation is always improving its performance logistics for clients.  All photos are time and date stamped and showing the same angle of before, during, and after documentation.  Inspectors perform internal reviews and paperwork both assessment and bids is strictly adhered to.  Also, work has to be turned in before or on the deadline, states Sam Sesi, owner of NOW Property Preservation.

The Quality Control Director emphasizes,"Sometimes contractors think by sending in the invoices or bills that the homeowner and/or client is obligated to pay - no questions asked.  It doesn't work that way at NOW Property Preservation.  For example, if a homeowner hires a painter to paint their living room the color red, and the painter takes it upon himself to paint one long stripe yellow, should the homeowner pay?  Absolutely not!"

NOW Property Preservation announces huge results of preparing homes for sale because of its strict quality work product.  In 2010, NOW Property Preservation and Sam Sesi, its owner, assessed and corrected the bad quality of contractors which were the cancelled, reassigned, and completed.  NOW Property Preservation screened out the following and replaced it with high quality: stolen electronics and step ladder - informed and cooperated with the police, assisted in prosecution of illegal dumping, reviewed and corrected photos that 'creatively' showed grass cut when only a strip of the grass cut.

"Unfortunately in this industry there are contractors that float from company to company to get a fast buck.  However at NOW Property Preservation, the  Quality  Control Department has zero tolerance for fraud," states Sam Sesi.

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NOW Property Preservation works with banks and communities to preserve and maintain bank owned homes.