Less trips out to the van = more efficiency/money in your pocket!
“Save time and energy”. Countless gadgets and tools promise this now. This TIP uses a simple backpack to boost your work efficiency.
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A utility cart for more efficient truck re-stocking
You need your tools and chemicals in the field with the technicians. Not forgotten back at the shop! Check out Steve’s great tip using a utility cart.
Stop “desperation re-ordering” once and for all!
A truck mount without cleaning supplies won’t make you any money. Make sure your work crews always restock the chemicals they need.
How to be more productive in commercial cleaning setup
This Commercial “Set-up List” organizes each trip out to the truck while still focusing on security and keeping a low profile.
Give your commercial prospect the “open access” option
How many commercial bids have you given over the last 5 years with just one price? Please consider including this “open access” cleaning option.
How to convert wild guessing into an accurate commercial bid
Steve offers techniques for using a “test cleaning” to prepare an accurate bid.
How can I speed up production?
Steve offers 8 tips to increase efficiency and speed up production for maximum profits. (Without creating negative moments of truth.)
How to create a “Production Day Sheet”
Everyone is happier when they have an established routine for the day and know precisely what is expected of them.
Git yerself efficient!
What is your goal in business? “Be more efficient” should be near top of the list. Continue to work on the efficiency your company for many benefits.
How to “pave the way” for your Technicians
Pre-orient your customers on what to expect while also giving them Additional Service Options.
How should I bonus my techs on their “Additional Service Options”?
Make it easy for your technicians to sell more on the job and you’ll make more money too. At the same time keep things transparent for everyone.
Show me the money! – 2
How many of you are guilty of CPS? (“Collection Procrastinating Syndrome”.) Why? Because you dread and fear the “confrontation” of asking for your money. I did too!
I loved my “duckbills”!
Tools in our industry can range from the massive to the sophisticated. So why my love affair with “duckbills”?
Escaping Groundhog Day Management – Part VII (Discipline)
We’ve discussed the first two sub-categories of discipline: 1) The ability to execute and 2) to hold yourself accountable. Now let’s finish up with this last characteristic – the ability to get out of our own way!
No more clutter in your service truck!
Clutter is a fire hazard, a Negative MOT and even worse it breeds… more clutter! So here is a No-More-Clutter Checklist