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Wednesday, July 29, 2015
Question getting condo's and gated community work
Hey guys, I'm looking to get into cleaning condo's in my area but just not sure how it works to go about it. Who do I call or who do I speak to? Plus, is window cleaning usually tacked onto HOA fees?
I appreciate your help on this guys. You all have always been a great help. Thanks.
I appreciate your help on this guys. You all have always been a great help. Thanks.
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Question Buying a window cleaning route
Seeking advice from anyone who have purchased a existing window cleaning company or route. A fellow window cleaner is leaving the country and is putting his company up for sale. He doesn't seem to know how to value the company.
Can anyone give me an idea on how to value it and make a offer?
Thank you,
Kevin
Can anyone give me an idea on how to value it and make a offer?
Thank you,
Kevin
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Liquidating!
We brought in a few liquidator channels to R&D for both residential and route work. The feedback is that the channel is really good and has eliminated most toweling of edges, saving time, towels, and hassle. I am about ready to put a recommendation in for an inventory change from the traditional 22', 18", 12" channels. Anyone having used the Liquidator in the field for a while have any cautions or other opinions that might give me pause or encouragement to go ahead before changing things up on our crews?
Thanks
Thanks
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Tuesday, July 28, 2015
"Commercial" vs "Storefront/Retail"
I know you guys hate me for saying it, but...
Do yourselves a favor... separate "Commercial" from "Storefront/Retail."
There is a distinct difference.
Example:
- a business with product to sell, buy here/pay here,
on site (cars/used cars/food/product) for immediate consumption.
- And the property owner who wants his entrance way sidewalk of his office building, to look clean for his lessees.
One has an inventory/shop that has to look good, out of necessity, in order to move product.
The other wants his tenants to feel good about entering a clean work environment.
If this came from a book...
about 20% of you would plagiarize this, claiming it as your own.
But since it's not, I'll throw out there the second most plagiarized topic...
"Know your customer."
- well DO YOU?!?
Do yourselves a favor... separate "Commercial" from "Storefront/Retail."
There is a distinct difference.
Example:
- a business with product to sell, buy here/pay here,
on site (cars/used cars/food/product) for immediate consumption.
- And the property owner who wants his entrance way sidewalk of his office building, to look clean for his lessees.
One has an inventory/shop that has to look good, out of necessity, in order to move product.
The other wants his tenants to feel good about entering a clean work environment.
If this came from a book...
about 20% of you would plagiarize this, claiming it as your own.
But since it's not, I'll throw out there the second most plagiarized topic...
"Know your customer."
- well DO YOU?!?
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