After graduating from St. Xavier University, Phillip "Phil" Kwilose accepted a role as an outside sales representative with Central Steel & Wire Company, where he managed accounts and worked on growing the territory. With 12 years of sales experience under his belt, Phil Kwilose, who now lives in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, joined Five Star Home Improvement, LLC, in Iowa City, Iowa. The company was named the number one roofing contractor of 2019 through the Better Business Bureau, a service that offers ratings and reviews to consumers.
Established in 1912, the Better Business Bureau operates as a nonprofit organization with the goal of instilling trust within the marketplace. To accomplish this goal, the organization allows consumers to rate, review, and report issues with businesses across numerous industries around the country. Additionally, the group works as an intermediary in resolving issues consumers have encountered with businesses.
If a consumer experiences a problem with a particular business, that individual has the option of seeking help from the Better Business Bureau. When they visit the business listing for the company in question, the consumer clicks a button to "file a complaint" and report the issue they experienced. Businesses accredited by the bureau need to respond within 14 days with a solution that the consumer finds satisfactory in order to retain its good standing. Other businesses have the option to respond but are not held to a time limit.
If the issue cannot be resolved with messages through the bureau's website, the Better Business Bureau suggests options for further arbitration. Reported issues eventually acquire a designation from the bureau, marking the report as answered, unanswered, resolved, unresolved, or, occasionally, unpursuable if the group is unable to track down the business.
Established in 1912, the Better Business Bureau operates as a nonprofit organization with the goal of instilling trust within the marketplace. To accomplish this goal, the organization allows consumers to rate, review, and report issues with businesses across numerous industries around the country. Additionally, the group works as an intermediary in resolving issues consumers have encountered with businesses.
If a consumer experiences a problem with a particular business, that individual has the option of seeking help from the Better Business Bureau. When they visit the business listing for the company in question, the consumer clicks a button to "file a complaint" and report the issue they experienced. Businesses accredited by the bureau need to respond within 14 days with a solution that the consumer finds satisfactory in order to retain its good standing. Other businesses have the option to respond but are not held to a time limit.
If the issue cannot be resolved with messages through the bureau's website, the Better Business Bureau suggests options for further arbitration. Reported issues eventually acquire a designation from the bureau, marking the report as answered, unanswered, resolved, unresolved, or, occasionally, unpursuable if the group is unable to track down the business.
