CHELCO Services Inc.
What can we do for you?
What can we do for you?
We are writing to express our appreciation to CHELCO Services, Inc for the responsible, professional, sensitive response made
by Underground Constructtion Superintendent Jerry Grace, James Davis, and Hamford Bengston in a situation affecting our
property.
Over a month ago, a major upgrade was made to the electrical infrastructure on Tupelo Street that required tearing up a major portion of the road. During this process the entire construction team were very sensitive and responsive to residents. Their efforts resulted in minimal intrusion and insignificant or no damage to landscaping and property.
A singular incident affected our property.
A truck, towing the Ditch Witch, during a back up into the narrow road intersection at Grove and Tupelo, caused damage to a wire fencing and protective covering for our wild flower garden; this happened only as the tail end of the towed equipment struggled to clear the Tupelo Circle / Gazebo area safely. Clearly the driver was not aware of the problem as the areas in front of the direction he was navigating were primary.
Mr. Grace was approached subsequently about this, and he responded in a manner that reflects very well on your organization.
He assesed the situation and gave us assurances that he would oversee restoring the fencing and resolving the situation in a manner that would be satisfactory to us. He suceeded admirably in this.
He asigned James Davis, who with the assistance of Hamford Bengston, reconstructed with supports, the entire damaged area. They did an outstanding job.
They were wonderful in their approach to solving the situation and in their concern for CHELCO clients and residents of this part of Seaside. We are really impressed and grateful and wanted to alert management to this fine example of CHELCO Services personnel as representatives of the corporation.
The professional conduct and sensitivity in dealing with the public of your organization's representatives reflect well on the leadership of CHELCO. As long term residents of Walton County, we consider ourselves very fortunate to have a department so important to daily living and quality of life staffed by such outstanding individuals.
Thank you for the leadership that encourages such public service.
Sincerely,
Drs. Laurie and Joseph Braga
February 25, 2010
Over a month ago, a major upgrade was made to the electrical infrastructure on Tupelo Street that required tearing up a major portion of the road. During this process the entire construction team were very sensitive and responsive to residents. Their efforts resulted in minimal intrusion and insignificant or no damage to landscaping and property.
A singular incident affected our property.
A truck, towing the Ditch Witch, during a back up into the narrow road intersection at Grove and Tupelo, caused damage to a wire fencing and protective covering for our wild flower garden; this happened only as the tail end of the towed equipment struggled to clear the Tupelo Circle / Gazebo area safely. Clearly the driver was not aware of the problem as the areas in front of the direction he was navigating were primary.
Mr. Grace was approached subsequently about this, and he responded in a manner that reflects very well on your organization.
He assesed the situation and gave us assurances that he would oversee restoring the fencing and resolving the situation in a manner that would be satisfactory to us. He suceeded admirably in this.
He asigned James Davis, who with the assistance of Hamford Bengston, reconstructed with supports, the entire damaged area. They did an outstanding job.
They were wonderful in their approach to solving the situation and in their concern for CHELCO clients and residents of this part of Seaside. We are really impressed and grateful and wanted to alert management to this fine example of CHELCO Services personnel as representatives of the corporation.
The professional conduct and sensitivity in dealing with the public of your organization's representatives reflect well on the leadership of CHELCO. As long term residents of Walton County, we consider ourselves very fortunate to have a department so important to daily living and quality of life staffed by such outstanding individuals.
Thank you for the leadership that encourages such public service.
Sincerely,
Drs. Laurie and Joseph Braga
February 25, 2010
I understand that CSI has been shortlisted for a job with the City of Freeport. I would like to offer this as my letter (email) of
support for Mike Morris and his team. The City of Defuniak Springs has had a long business relationship with CSI and I would
not hesitate to recommend their services!
Regards,
Kim Kirby
City Manager
Defuniak Springs, Florida
March 29, 2010
Regards,
Kim Kirby
City Manager
Defuniak Springs, Florida
March 29, 2010
This letter is to commend two of your employees that were working in Lake Sharon Estates, Choctaw Beach, recently cutting
trees from the power lines. I am requesting that you please pass this letter to their supervisor.
On Tuesday, June 22, 2010, my neighbor and I were working to retrieve a stray dog that had been staying under a boat in a neighbor's yard. This little Jack Russell was very frightened and obviously someone's pet. Your employees, Chris Edwards and Joey Weeks, were working in the trees nearby. Both stopped and came over to help us. They were very polite, kind and compassionate and helped take the little dog to my car.
You can train anyone to cut trees, but it takes a very special person to be willing to stop what they are doing in ninety degree heat to help someone in need. I believe that in America today we have forgotten what it takes to be a "neighbor". To be willing to be inconvenienced a little to help make someone else's life better, to lend a helping hand, to show kindness.
Your employees are to be commended. No, their act did not change the world, but it did change the world for the elderly lady that had lost her beloved pet. Through the actions of several people, we were able to find the dog's owner and reunite them. Lily had dug a hole under the fence and had been missing for several days. The family had searched frantically for her and was delighted and grateful to get her back home safely.
The actions of Chris and Joey are a positive reflection on C.S.I. They are role models for other employees to emulate.
Sincerely,
Patty Grimes Nixon
June 25, 2010
On Tuesday, June 22, 2010, my neighbor and I were working to retrieve a stray dog that had been staying under a boat in a neighbor's yard. This little Jack Russell was very frightened and obviously someone's pet. Your employees, Chris Edwards and Joey Weeks, were working in the trees nearby. Both stopped and came over to help us. They were very polite, kind and compassionate and helped take the little dog to my car.
You can train anyone to cut trees, but it takes a very special person to be willing to stop what they are doing in ninety degree heat to help someone in need. I believe that in America today we have forgotten what it takes to be a "neighbor". To be willing to be inconvenienced a little to help make someone else's life better, to lend a helping hand, to show kindness.
Your employees are to be commended. No, their act did not change the world, but it did change the world for the elderly lady that had lost her beloved pet. Through the actions of several people, we were able to find the dog's owner and reunite them. Lily had dug a hole under the fence and had been missing for several days. The family had searched frantically for her and was delighted and grateful to get her back home safely.
The actions of Chris and Joey are a positive reflection on C.S.I. They are role models for other employees to emulate.
Sincerely,
Patty Grimes Nixon
June 25, 2010
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