What is Your Constable Really Costing You?
With an average of 35,000 eviction cases filed in Massachusetts each year, unwanted and non-performing units are one of the biggest financial drains on your property. In this economy you need them to either shape up or ship out.
Suffolk County Constable’s Office noticed an industry with major deficiencies when it came to the Constables/Sheriffs handling the eviction process.
- Lack of timely service, setting you backs weeks or months, and cost you thousands
- Improper service that could be deemed Insufficient Notice, resulting in lawsuits
- Constables sub-contracting work, without your knowledge, to other Constables, or even process servers
- Unprofessional appearance/demeanor leading your eviction notices not to be taken seriously
- Constables performing duties where they are no longer appointed
- Not having your best interest in mind, preferring physical evictions so they can “cash-in”
SCCO prides itself on being a difference maker in your industry.
- Staff of 8 Constables with 25+ appointments, plus office administrators, allows someone to always be available to answer your questions and address your needs in the field
- Call, fax, email, mail, or submit on the web. We strive to make service the most convenient for you
- Ahead of the curve technology allows us to exceed your needs
- Our fully uniformed professional Constables let the tenants know that you mean business
- All officers know and adhere to Mass General Laws when effectuating service. There are no shortcuts in the eviction process
- A Welcome to SCCO packet is sent out to keep us all on the same page
- With our monetary revenue NOT driven by physical evictions, we always inform the tenant of their financial responsibility caused by ignoring these notices
- When no other choice is but to go to physical eviction we use the most inexpensive licensed and bonded moving company in Massachusetts
SCCO’s 30 Day Guarantee
Try us for 30 days and if you’re not satisfied then there is NO CHARGE! The only cost would be the movers cost, if anything ever does go to physical eviction. What do you have to lose?