Answer the Email
Judith Cortes, Account Manager
Length English
Quality assurance
If you are not satisfied, we make it right. That promise runs on three things you can see: a weekly audit by your account manager, a work-order portal that shows every task, and a quarterly review of the scores.

Judith Cortes on the rule every account manager works to. Elizabeth Zamora on the no-dust standard. Jose Gonzalez on closing the loop. 31, 35 and 37 seconds.
Judith Cortes, Account Manager
Length English
Elizabeth Zamora, Site Manager, Sutter Sacramento
Length English
Jose Gonzalez, Account Manager
Length English
The system
Your account manager walks the site every week on a checklist. Corrective actions go to the coach, UFG's word for a working supervisor, who fixes them with the field team and confirms.
Clients see current work, scheduled tasks, completed tasks and quotes for extra work in one portal, and submit requests there.
Each quarter we review performance, inspection scores and tickets with you, agree goals and change the scope where needed.

Practices
Proactive checks across every service in the scope.
Your comments go straight into the plan, not a survey.
Consistent training to keep the standard, with records.
Clear, open dialogue about questions and concerns.
A written fix for any service issue, with a date.
A return visit to confirm the fix held.
Why it matters
A direct line for any concern, and a record of what happened next.
Work you can depend on, week after week.
Adjustments made as the building's needs change.
The account manager logs it on the weekly audit, the coach corrects it with the crew that shift, and the portal shows it closed. Repeat misses change the scope or the crew.
Yes. The weekly report goes to you, and the scores are reviewed in the quarterly business review.
Your account manager and, for larger accounts, the Director of Operations.


Ask to see a sample weekly report and the portal on your site walk.
