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When a fire ravaged the Switzerland-based factory, Polygon was given responsibility for clean-up and restoration of the production facility. Through cross-border collaboration, rapid response and dedication, parts of production were back up and running only four days after the fire.

When Polygon Norway contacted Polygon Denmark for help, there was never any question of turning them down. The only problem was that far more Danish colleagues were eager pitch in than was actually needed.

French-born Aymar d’Orsanne has lived in Canada for 21 years and worked for Polygon, the last two and a half years as Unit Manager for Polygon Restoration. Now he is returning to his native France – but will still remain with Polygon.

At Polygon, we believe in providing our employees with endless opportunities to grow and develop as professionals. One of our own, Lex Mens, a technician on our Leak Detection team, recently took advantage of this opportunity by moving from the Netherlands to the United Kingdom to be closer to his family. Thanks to the flexibility at Polygon, Lex was able to keep his job and make the move while still working with the company. He is now happily settled in his new team in the UK and has had a smooth transition.

“Die Welt” has been working with “ServiceValue” for many years to systematically investigate the service quality of German companies from a customer standpoint. This year, customers rated their best service experiences by judging a total of 4,053 companies in 384 different industries. POLYGONVATRO in Germany came out on top as the best restoration service in our industry, and were also named as a Service Champion based on customers’ service experiences.