Les Maisons Clefs d’Or in Quimper is banking on a warmer space to welcome its customers

By setting up on Route de Bénodet, an area renowned for being very commercial, the Maisons Clefs d’Or agency has granted itself a special place in the Quimper landscape. Thanks to its new premises, it now benefits from a larger surface area and better visibility to promote its activity. Its customers are received in a 250 m² commercial pavilion divided into several friendly spaces such as a waiting room, a relaxation room, a children’s area and a magnificent showroom. A large car park is also at their disposal, to facilitate their access to the place. Philippe Léostic, commercial director of the François Léon Group, is delighted with this move which now guarantees a better welcome for his customers as well as better highlighting of the different materials offered by the brand.

Through these new premises, the Maisons Clefs d’Or agency also intends to optimize its work organization by bringing together all its technical teams under the same roof. Installed in a second 130 m² pavilion, business managers, work managers and the administrative secretariat benefit from a more serene working environment that is more conducive to communication, facilitating support and good communication. monitoring of each construction project. This rapprochement of teams is synonymous in the long term with greater efficiency in meeting customer demands and expectations.

Great prospects for development

This move perfectly reflects the confidence in the future that the François Léon Group maintains with its four signatures: Maisons François Léon, Maisons Clefs d’Or, Baty Bois Construction, and Trabeco. It is part of the development dynamic that the family business initiated in 1986 and continues today, still under the direction of its founder: François Léon. Finally, it underlines the Group’s desire to reserve the best of its know-how for its customers whatever their construction project and to ensure their complete satisfaction once the keys to their future homes are in hand.