About Our Business
National Utility Review was founded in order to provide
outstanding services at a reasonable cost to its clients whom
we consider friends. We think you will find our emphasis on
relationships and long term "partnerships" with our clients to
be refreshing.
National Utility Review is NOT AN AGENT for any utility or
telecommunications provider. This allows us to remain
objective and ensure your interests come before our own. We
have a staff of auditors that have been scrutinizing and
reviewing utility and telecommunications expenditures for over
12 years. We have worked with businesses in countless
industries. National Utility Review works with small, medium and
large companies. No matter your company's size, we can help.
Audits include the following:
How the audit process affects you:
National Utility Review was founded in order to provide
outstanding services at a reasonable cost to its clients whom
we consider friends. We think you will find our emphasis on
relationships and long term "partnerships" with our clients to
be refreshing.
National Utility Review is NOT AN AGENT for any utility or
telecommunications provider. This allows us to remain
objective and ensure your interests come before our own. We
have a staff of auditors that have been scrutinizing and
reviewing utility and telecommunications expenditures for over
12 years. We have worked with businesses in countless
industries. National Utility Review works with small, medium and
large companies. No matter your company's size, we can help.
Audits include the following:
- Thorough examination of utility and telecommunication
invoices looking for errors, overcharges and savings. - Full analysis of current billings, contracts and usage.
- Telecom billing audits go back to date service began
with current provider(s) looking for errors/overcharges. - Telecom audits will also include analysis of costs for
services, equipment, fees, etc. vs. current market rates.
How the audit process affects you:
- Audits are done totally off-site
- Only work required on your part is to provide current
month's invoice and sign provided letter of authorization.
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