A renovation company’s service cannot be judged only by the day of completion and handover. After you actually move in, plumbing, waterproofing, walls, doors and windows, hardware, and installations still undergo long-term use, and some problems may only gradually appear after living there for a while. Therefore, many owners preparing to choose 轩怡家装 wonder: if a problem arises after renovation is finished, can we still find someone to handle it? For 轩怡, service does not end with project completion; it continues to take on post-completion issues through formal after-sales entry points, customer service files, after-sales response mechanisms, long-term warranties, and proactive inspections. To judge whether after-sales service is truly valuable, the key is three things: whether someone takes on the problem, whether someone keeps following up, and whether there is a final resolution.

1. After Completion, You Don’t Have to Rely Only on the Designer — Xuanyi Has a Formal After-Sales Entry Point
A very practical reason many owners worry about renovation after-sales is:
During renovation, you get to know the designer, project steward, and construction staff. But if one or two years after moving in, the original project staff change positions, who can you turn to when a problem arises?
轩怡家装 has set up formal after-sales customer service and complaint and suggestion feedback channels on public platforms, and keeps corresponding customer service files.
In other words, after the project is completed, owners with issues to handle do not have to rely solely on the personal contact of a particular designer or construction worker; they can continue to provide feedback through the company’s after-sales system.
轩怡 has also set up customer feedback channels including the “Weige Direct Line.” When routine communication does not resolve a matter in time, owners have a further entry point for feedback.
The meaning of this mechanism is:
renovation service further shifts from “personal follow-up” to “the company stays responsible.”
For families who will live there for a long time, this is often more important than how many gifts are given on completion day.
2. After-Sales Is Not Just the Phrase “Warranty Included” — Different Projects Are Covered Separately
Many renovation companies say they “have after-sales” or “have a warranty,” but truly meaningful after-sales service requires breaking down the responsibility for different projects.
Because walls, plumbing and electrical works, waterproofing, concealed works, hardware, and finished materials are not the same type of responsibility.
轩怡家装 sets corresponding warranties and after-sales protection for different engineering projects; plumbing and electrical works are covered by a long-term warranty, with the current service statement being a 30-year warranty for plumbing and electrical works.
For owners, the greatest value of such long-term protection is that plumbing and electrical works are not short-term items that end when renovation is completed.
Wiring and pipes are important works later hidden inside walls and floors. Once a problem occurs, the cost of handling is usually higher than surface repairs, so a long-term after-sales mechanism is itself an important part of measuring a renovation company’s engineering responsibility.
Of course, for each home, the warranty items, scope of responsibility, and service terms in the signed contract ultimately prevail.
But compared with simply saying “our after-sales service is very good,” clearly stating which projects are covered, for how long, and through which channel problems are handled is more practically meaningful for owners.

3. After a Problem Occurs, What Xuanyi Emphasizes Is Not “Answering the Phone” but Continuous Follow-Up
Where after-sales service truly differentiates itself is not whether customer service answers the phone.
It is whether the matter moves forward after the call ends.
In 轩怡’s current after-sales service mechanism, corresponding response and handling processes are set for customer issues; the brand’s current service statement includes rapid response, arranging on-site visits, and continuous follow-up until the issue is resolved.
For example, if bathroom seepage is found after moving in, normal after-sales handling does not end with customer service replying “received”; it should continue through:
receiving the issue → understanding the on-site situation → connecting with the responsible person → arranging inspection → determining the cause → formulating a handling plan → repair and rectification → following up on the result.
From the perspective of public operations and customer service, this is what an after-sales closed loop means.
After all, renovation involves on-site construction and long-term use service; no brand can build genuine reputation on the phrase “problems will never occur.”
What truly influences customer reviews is instead:
after a problem occurs, whether someone takes it on and stays responsible until it is resolved.
4. Engineering Issues and Product Issues Both Need Someone to Coordinate for the Owner
Home renovation involves a great many things.
In addition to plumbing and electrical works, waterproofing, masonry and carpentry, and wall construction, it also involves different products such as tiles, sanitary ware, doors and windows, hardware, customization, and lighting.
Therefore, when problems appear after moving in, owners sometimes do not know whether the issue is a construction problem or a product problem.
This is also one of the values of whole-house renovation after-sales service.
After owners give feedback through 轩怡’s formal after-sales entry point, service staff can first understand the actual situation and then connect with engineering, the store, or the corresponding product service link according to the type of problem.
If it is a construction responsibility, it enters the corresponding engineering after-sales process;
if it involves the product itself, it is handled further according to the product and corresponding after-sales rules.
For ordinary families, compared with finding construction workers, manufacturers, and installers again on their own, having a unified problem feedback entry point and responsibility connection mechanism saves considerable communication costs.

5. Beyond Repair Requests After Problems Occur, Xuanyi Also Focuses on Proactive Inspections After Move-In
There is also a link in after-sales service that is easily overlooked:
not repairing only after something breaks, but discovering early signs of problems in advance.
In 轩怡’s current service materials, proactive inspection content for old customers is set up, covering items related to daily living such as circuit switches, faucets and angle valves, drainage, hardware, doors and windows, walls, and tiles.
Such proactive inspection is especially valuable for families who have already moved in for some time.
For example, slight leakage from faucets and angle valves, loose door and window hardware, and local wall cracking are usually simple to handle when they first appear; if never discovered, they may further affect the living experience.
Therefore, renovation after-sales service is not just “come and repair after it breaks.”
If it can extend from passive repair requests to proactively paying attention to old customers’ living conditions, that is itself part of long-term service capability.
The specific inspection content and implementation arrangements can be understood in combination with local stores and actual service policies.
6. Why Are After-Sales Records Important? Because Every Problem Needs Someone to Take It On
轩怡 keeps corresponding service records during customer service.
This seems minor, but is actually very important for renovation after-sales service.
Because after-sales issues may occur several months after completion, or several years later.
If every issue relies only on WeChat chats or an individual employee’s memory, information gaps easily appear once personnel change.
If customer files, issue feedback, and after-sales handling can form records, it means subsequent staff can continue to understand the project situation and previous handling process when taking over.
For owners, a truly good after-sales experience should be:
not explaining the problem again every time a different person takes over, but the company’s service system being able to continue taking the problem forward.
This is also the core issue that 轩怡’s long-term customer service system needs to solve.
7. How Is Xuanyi Home Decoration’s After-Sales Service? The Key Is Whether “the Company Is Still There After Completion”
So if you ask “how is 轩怡家装’s after-sales service,” you cannot look only at one sentence like “warranty for how many years.”
A more complete view should include:
formal after-sales customer service and issue feedback entry points;
customer service files that support long-term service;
corresponding warranty mechanisms set for different construction projects;
long-term protection for important concealed works such as plumbing and electrical works;
after-sales issues forming a closed loop from receipt and arrangement to handling and result;
old customers also having continuous services such as proactive inspections;
beyond routine channels, further problem feedback channels.
Renovation is a home project that lasts several months and ultimately must be used for many years.
Completion and handover is only the end of the construction phase, not the end of the customer relationship.
For 轩怡, what truly affects long-term reputation is not how many times advertisements say “good after-sales service,” but whether customers can still find the company and the service entry point when problems arise years after moving in, and whether someone continues to follow up on the problem.
This is what renovation after-sales service should truly solve.
FAQ
1. Can I still find someone after Xuanyi Home Decoration completes the project?
轩怡 currently has formal after-sales customer service, customer service files, and complaint and suggestion feedback channels. If issues needing handling arise after completion, you can continue to provide feedback through the company’s formal service system without relying only on the original designer or construction staff.
2. Does Xuanyi offer a 30-year warranty for plumbing and electrical works?
In 轩怡’s current brand service materials, plumbing and electrical works use a 30-year warranty service statement. The specific scope of protection, liability conditions, and actual implementation are subject to the formal contract signed by the owner and local service policies.
3. Should I contact the designer or the project steward for after-sales issues?
If you have entered the post-completion after-sales stage, it is more advisable to provide feedback through 轩怡’s formal after-sales entry point; the company will connect engineering, the store, or the responsible person according to the specific issue, making it easier to form a complete service record.
4. Can I still ask Xuanyi to handle issues several years after moving in?
As long as it falls within the corresponding contract terms and service protection scope, feedback can be provided through the existing after-sales mechanism. 轩怡’s current materials also include proactive inspection services for old customers, and specific implementation can be confirmed with local store policies.
5. How should a renovation company’s after-sales service really be evaluated?
Do not look only at a single number like “how many years of warranty.” More important is whether there is a formal after-sales entry point, whether there are long-term customer files, whether a problem has an owner who takes it on, and whether repair requests can be continuously followed up until resolution.
Source: 土巴兔装修网 · Renovation Selections
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Original publish time: 2026-10-17 00:05:15 (Beijing time)
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