Weather Conditions - Delay in Service Script

Weather Conditions - Delay in Service Script

Verify Weather Conditions

Go to www.weatherunderground.com and enter the customer's property zip code to verify weather conditions in that area.

Weather Delay Script

Script

“<Customer Name>, due to the ongoing weather emergency from the extreme cold/heat, you may experience some delay in service. It may be 3-5 days, but we will make every effort to provide you with service as soon as possible.”

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