The Better Business Bureau (BBB) rating system represents how the BBB views businesses and their client interactions. Ratings range A+ to F, highest to lowest. BBB ratings do not factor in customer reviews when rating a business. Instead, its ratings are based on the following criteria:
1. Type of Business
Some types of businesses raise marketplace concerns or are believed by the BBB to violate law, which may earn a lower rating.
2. Time In Business
The BBB considers how long a company has been in business, including changes in ownership.
3. Complaint History
These are customer complaints filed on the BBB’s website. Unlike customer reviews, complaints are mediated, and it gives businesses the opportunity to address them. For example, if a roofing complaint is resolved with roof repair, and the customer expresses satisfaction with the resolution, this can favor the roofer in question.
4. Transparent Business Practices
The BBB favors companies that promote transparency in their dealings. This includes companies who provide clearly worded contracts and detailed bills of materials.
5. Honoring Commitments to the BBB
Businesses that honor their commitments to the BBB are more likely to get a higher rating.
6. Licensing and Government Actions Known to the BBB
Businesses with proper licensing, insurance and bonding typically get better ratings.
What Do A+ Rated Home Buyers Mean for You?
At CoreMark Homes®, we’re committed to delivering the highest level of service through every stage of the selling process. Our goal is simple: to help people get to their next chapter in one simple and seamless transaction.
We are proud to maintain a consistent A+ rating with the BBB.
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