Commitment to successfully resolving disputes
How to make a complaint
Stockdale & Leggo take all complaints seriously and ensure we make it easy for you to bring any problems or complaints to our attention.
You should first raise your issue with the agent, representative or property manager who is handling your business. If you are not satisfied with the outcome, there are a number of options to make a complaint to us.
You can contact us:
• By telephone (during business hours): Telephone (03) 9529 4955
• By email: admin@stockdaleleggo.com.au
• By post: 5 Hamilton Place, Mount Waverley, Victoria 3149
Please provide as much detail as possible about the nature of your complaint, including the outcome you would like. If you need assistance in describing or making a complaint or if you would like to discuss your concerns informally first, please feel free to contact us.
How we will handle your complaint
One of our Network Operations Executives will oversee the complaints process. This person is responsible for liaising with you and with relevant agency staff to ensure that the issues you have raised are fully examined, and that your complaint is handled in accordance with this process.
We will treat the process, and all the details of your complaint, in strict confidence. If we need to discuss any issues arising from your complaint with someone outside of the agency, we will obtain your consent first.
We will always try to give you a fair opportunity to explain your case. You should make your initial complaint as clear as possible. Sometimes we may want to meet you in person to discuss your concerns and to try to find a satisfactory solution.
How long will it take?
We will endeavour to resolve your complaint as soon as possible. However, the length of time will depend on the nature and complexity of the issues you have raised.
You will receive acknowledgement of receipt of the complaint from us within three business days. We will give you an estimate time of how long it may take us to deal with the matter and we will endeavour to finalize the matter within ten business days.
What action will we take in response to your complaint?
If we decide that your complaint is justified, we will then decide what action we should take in response. We will always try to match our response to the nature of your complaint and your desired outcome, but this may not always be possible.
Some of the things we might do include:
• Take steps to rectify the problem or issues you have raised.
• Provide you with additional information or advice so you can understand what happened or how we have dealt with it.
• Take steps to change our policies or procedures if your complaint identifies a problem in the way we are doing things.
What if you’re still unhappy?
Sometimes it will not be possible to resolve a complaint to everyone’s satisfaction, and you might want to escalate the matter further. Details of the relevant authority in each state are set out below:
Victoria
Escalations are handled by the Estate Agents Resolution Service (EARS) at Consumer Affairs Victoria. EARS can deal with enquiries and complaints about real estate agents and offers information, advice and dispute resolution services on real estate issues.
Queensland
After referring your concerns with the real estate agency, enquiries and complaints about real estate agents should be directed to Office of Fair Trading at: