Fetch Announces National Preferred Vendor Partnership with Wood Residential Services

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Fetch continues to develop strategic partnerships with many of the largest property management and multifamily development companies in the US.

Fetch, announced today a new partnership with Wood Residential Services as part of their National Preferred Vendor Program. Wood Residential managed properties now have access to an innovative package management solution that adds a distinctive amenity for their residents. “As online shopping has increased, we’ve seen an influx of resident package deliveries. Fetch has assisted us with maintaining a standard of excellence in package management. Additionally, we have seen a significant financial benefit combined with the ancillary revenues produced.” – Kelly Keech, Regional Vice President, Wood Residential Services

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