Thang May Viet Tien Earns Recognition as the Most Trusted Elevator Service Provider Of 2019
Jan 13, 2020
Thang May Viet Tien has been recognized as the most trusted elevator service provider in Ho Chi Minh for the year 2019. They have been offering civil and commercial elevator services for years.
Hochiminh, Vietnam - January 13, 2020 / / —
Thang May Viet Tien has received recognition as the most trusted elevator maintenance, and service provider in Ho Chi Minh is 2019. They help with the planning and construction of an elevator, which often serves as the spine of commutation within a building. With their team of highly skilled engineers, they have been serving their clients for numerous years, and their services are used by residential buildings as well as hotels, offices, hospitals, malls, and other high rises.
The director of the company mentioned in an interview the importance of elevators in high rise buildings, and more so in places like hospitals. He said, “Hospitals, for instance, require more than one type of elevator. It requires one for the visitors, one for transporting the patients, which requires special and very specific provisions, and most hospitals ask for separate elevators for staff and biomedical wastes. The point is, is a hospital there is always a rush, an urgency, and a malfunctioning elevator can very well cause a disaster. Numerous hospitals in Vietnam trust our services because of our impeccable maintenance and promptly responsive technical support thing. We ensure that with our service, our clients will never have to worry about their elevators.”
Indeed in office buildings or places where there is always a crowd, and people are in a hurry, there is a lot of stress that an elevator has to put up with, and therefore there should be no compromise is the products used during construction, and they should be regularly checked to avoid mishaps.
One of the senior technicians who has been working for Thang May Viet Tien for five years said, “we not only provide products and services for commercial and civil elevators but we customize our services as per the needs of the individual clients. We can plan the whole project from the beginning to the end, and when someone opts for our products, we ensure they get the best quality of the product, great aesthetics, safety, smart performance, and energy efficiency. Our post-purchase services ensure that if any client faces minimal problems with the elevators, it is addressed and taken care of by our team within the shortest possible period. Our client’s safety and convenience have always been our top priority.”
With their elegant design and unbeatable service, no wonder they have won the crown of the most trusted elevator service provider in Ho Chi Minh.
About the Company:
Thang May Viet Tien is a civil and commercial elevator service provider based out of Ho Chi Minh with years of experience in providing highly secure elevator services. They have a skilled team of technicians and engineers, and their air is to meet all the needs of their clients.
Contact Details:
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Contact Info:
Name: Daniel
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Organization: Thang May Viet Tien
Address: 63, Chau Thi Hoa (198 Cao Lo Street), Ward 4, District 8, Ho Chi Minh City
Phone: +84 982202827
Website: https://sieuthithangmay.com/
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Release ID: 88942515
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