Tuesday, July 17, 2012

Masco Cabinetry Takes Over Support For Closed Company, Replaces Their Crappy Cabinet Doors For Free



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The cabinets that Debbie bought from Home Depot a decade ago haven't aged very well. She saw on the original paperwork that the ones she has came with a "lifetime guarantee".... but that's nonsense, right? She looked them up anyway, just in case. It turned out that the company that made her cabinets, Mills Pride, closed a few years ago. That's too bad. But a different company starting with M, Masco Cabinetry, took over customer support for Mills Pride's old customers. Debbie called them up and, to her astonishment, learned that Masco would replace the worn-out doors that they didn't even manufacture in the first place.



I had such a great interaction with Masco Cabinetry, that I felt

compelled to let others know of my experience.


I had purchased Mills Pride cabinets approximately 10 (yes, TEN) years

ago from Home Depot. The cabinets did not wear well, but I lived with

them nonetheless. As I have been slowly renovating my apartment, I was

considering purchasing new cabinet doors and so I searched for the

original receipt to see the cost, model, size, etc.


When looking at the receipt, I noticed that the cabinet doors came

with a lifetime guarantee, so I thought that before purchasing new

doors I should at least try to get in touch with Mills Pride.


As it turns out, Mills Pride closed its doors in 2009, so I thought I

was out of luck, but a few Google searches led me to Masco Cabinetry,

who took over customer care for Mills Pride. I was connected to [M]

(a tremendously helpful and patient customer service representative),

who simply asked what the issue was with the cabinets. She then

requested that i fax her my original receipt.


The very next day, upon receipt of my fax, [M] emailed me to say that

my cabinets were indeed covered by a lifetime guarantee, and she would

be more than happy to replace the doors …all at no charge.


I am thrilled with Masco Cabinetry', and cannot recommend them highly

enough. I consider this to be the best customer service I’ve had in

years.


It is extremely rare these days to find a company that will not only

take care of an issue from 10 years ago, but honor a warranty from a

company that has gone out of business. Way to go, Masco!





by Laura Northrup via The Consumerist

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