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Article
Highlights:
>Customer
Satisfaction
>Leveraging
the Region's Best Resources
>Creativity
Customers Can Live With
>Commitment
to Education
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Brian
Moore:
Commitment to Quality Workmanship
By Karyn
Kuhn
If
you think all a landscaper needs to do is mow a straight lawn, you haven't
seen a really great one design a basket weave brick walkway, build a
fieldstone retaining wall, choose between lavender and lobelia, or coordinate
schedules and negotiate labor issues with carpenters, masons, and plumbers
on a major outdoor renovation. Brian Moore is a great landscaper because
he can do all these things - as well as show up on time, stay on budget,
and stand by his work.
For more than 15 years,
Moore has been a landscaper, 10 of those at the helm of his own business.
During that time he has distinguished himself from other "straight lawn"
landscapers with a commitment to quality workmanship and by forging
successful and sustainable partnerships with best-of-breed suppliers
and craftsmen whose expertise complements his. While he continues a
successful maintenance program for customers, his expertise has evolved
and he now designs and executes extensive outdoor stone
and brick renovations and installations.
During his time in business Moore learned
- through formal education, apprenticeships under seasoned professionals,
and by doing the next task well - that the key to his success is keeping
his customers' satisfaction his number one priority.
"I'm committed to making
sure my customers are happy," says Moore. "When I tell someone I'll
be there Tuesday at 10, I'm there."
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"Brian
is very creative. His ideas are wonderful, but he has never pushed them
on me. He's attentive. He listens to what I want."
- Customer Gwen Buswell
"Brian
really is an artist...
He is an unassuming guy, but he's very talented. We had a landscape
architect work with us on this project, but there was room for discretion
in several areas of construction. Brian had a lot of creative ideas
… and we used them all."
- Customer Gary Furst
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