Home owners decide if you have done a good job or a bad job based on how they FEEL about you. So the more “care and concern” you show for their home the better. Steve shares a neat little “prop” that helps you create Customer Cheerleaders!
Let’s see if we can help a “new boy” in Reno. He started out on the right track by picking a great industry IF he “does it right” …
The homeowner/ carpet retailer relationship is a difficult and thorny one. Then along comes an unsuspecting carpet cleaner who just wants everyone to get along …
The condition of your equipment represents the image of your company. Here is one example of how to always make the best impression by “double-dipping” …
The logistics of working in snow, ice and freezing temperatures can be miserable! Yet you got to pay the bills. These tools will make it easier.
A wise businessperson knows which fights are worth fighting. Your highly trained service technicians specialty should be making the Cheerleader for future cleaning sales. Support your crews (and avoid headaches) with this System.
You want to take the dirt OUT of your client’s home, not bring more IN! This week’s QuickTIP shares how to always keep your equipment clean …
Make Cheerleaders in residential carpet cleaning before you even turn on your truckmount. How? Give your customer “the Illusion of Control”.
Are you tired of always having to rush into the fray every time your employees face an issue? Remember, “make it easier to do it right”!
Prep the home owner by interviewing them on your outside water options during the booking phone call.
Stop worrying this winter. Steve shares a great tip to keep your van warm and avoid down time and costly repairs.
Take the FEAR out of your customers winter cleaning when you follow these winter safety procedures.
“Small” decisions can determine your fate as a owner operator in the cleaning/restoration industry.
I never imagined I’d be sending you a QuickTIP on… COVID-19! This virus has quickly upended our society in so many ways.
Spring is a great time to get your equipment, truck(s) and/or you and your employees in order! But first avoid these spring cleaning dangers …