Carpet cleaning technician mobile phone frustrations
Mobile phone use by you or your cleaning operation employees in the home is a bad idea. Here are some options to curb the problem.
Steve Toburen answers pleas for help from carpet cleaners, mold remediation and fire and water damage restoration professionals. If you are starting a carpet cleaning business or an experienced small business person you will surely find practical advice here. More about Steve.
Mobile phone use by you or your cleaning operation employees in the home is a bad idea. Here are some options to curb the problem.
An Oregon water loss carpet expert struggles with being completely up front with the homeowner of a water damaged home versus the customer’s desire for “Immediate Action”. Guess who wins with Steve?
After having thoroughly impressed the customer with your cleaning and service skills, it is now time to lay the ground work for a future relationship. What better way than with a gift that “keeps on giving”?
Careful, calculated compensation plans can reward productive employees. Steve offers practical considerations for residential cleaners before diving in.
An Oklahoma business owner wants to do right by his employees but is frustrated by their apathy and fear in selling carpet protector. Steve shares 7 steps that he used to super-charge his Scotchgard carpet protector sales …
Have you been stuck waiting and waiting and waiting and waiting for your contact to show up and lock up after you finish a commercial carpet cleaning account? Nothing is more irritating and frustrating. If it has happened to you then you will “feel his pain” as a Salt Lake city carpet cleaner shares the typical “key boondoggle” …
A Big Sky country janitorial business owner gets cold feet over his carpet cleaning endeavor. Steve reminisces on his days getting started in the carpet cleaning industry and points to light at the end of the tunnel. We all had our first cleaning job, didn’t we?
Steve’s take on wearing shorts during the summer. Three factors to consider.
This SFS graduate from Florida needs to get away from the day to day grind of his business. Is selling the company the only answer?
Steve analyzes when a change in compensation may be indicated. Is salary or commission necessarily better? Which way should you lean?
6 recommendations to motivate your office staff and get those collections made now!
Can this California cleaner find the ideal mix of commercial and residential work for her techs? Efficiency is key!
It’s a classic question with a twist. Steve shares his favorite compensation factors to take into account regardless of how complex the situation.
What factors should a California cleaner consider before helping out his local food bank? Steve offers his insights.
Are you sure you want to sell? Here are some other options. Also, what factors do many people miss when preparing their business for sale?