Herndon, Virginia, March 02, 2018 -- Lincoln Military Housing (LMH) has been recognized by SatisFacts Research for providing premier customer service, receiving the National Company Resident Satisfaction Award. This award marks the fourth year in a row that LMH has ranked nationally in the SatisFacts Resident Satisfaction Awards.
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"We owe our success to our team members who make it their mission every day to provide the highest level of customer service to the men and women in our military families. We are honored to see their commitment in recognized and look forward to another successful year,” said Cindy Sheridan, LMH National Service Director.
Of nearly 300 property management companies that participate in the SatisFacts survey program, LMH had the highest score of any military housing property management company. "We are proud and thankful to see our hard working team members recognized for their excellent work and commitment to serving the men, women, and families of our Military Services," said Philip Rizzo, Vice President, Operations.
Lincoln Military Insite Awards Winners:
Adobe, Albany, Annapolis, Bayview, Bellevue, Camp Lejeune, Carter Lake, Cascade Village, Catalina Heights, Chesterton, Chollas, Coleville, Dahlgren, Del Mar, East County, Edson, El Centro, Fallon, Flag, Gateway Village, Hartman, Howard Gilmore, Indian Head, Kansas City, Little Creek, Lofgren, Madigan, Mechanicsburg, Midway Manor, Miramar, Monterey, Mountain, Navy Yard, NAWS China Lake, New Gosport, Norfolk Crossing, Norfolk Pointe, Northwest, Oceana, Ocotillo Heights, Olympic Grove, Orleck-Aero, Palm, Patuxent-Pax River, Point Mugu, Pomerado, Port Hueneme, Portsmouth, Quantico, San Onofre, Santo-Canyon, SD Flag, Seal Beach, Serra Mesa, Stony Oak, Strand, Stuart Mesa, Terrace, The Village at NTC, The Village at Whitehurst Farm, Thurmont, Valley Forge, Village at Serra Mesa, Vista del Sol, Willoughby, Yorktown, Yuma
The awards are based on SatisFacts program surveys submitted by LMH residents throughout 2017.
About Lincoln Military Housing
Lincoln Military Housing (LMH) was formed in 2001 through a Department of Defense (DOD) contract with parent company Lincoln Property Company. The goal has always been to increase the quality of military housing for our nation's servicemen and women. Since its inception more than a decade ago, Lincoln Military Housing now provides more than 36,000 family homes for military members across the US. Lincoln is much more than a property management company. LMH acts as a support system for military families and offers community-building activities and 24-hour maintenance assistance programs, free, to all of their residents. Services are available for members of all branches of service -- Marine Corps, Army, Navy, Air Force, United States Coast Guard, and National Guard. For more information about Lincoln Military Housing, please visit www.lincolnmilitary.com for more information.
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Ashley Gorski-Poole Lincoln Military Housing 410.980.1025 [email protected]


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