Implement winter ‘comfort procedures’ for your customers
Take the FEAR out of your customers winter cleaning when you follow these winter safety procedures.
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 …
Always give priority to winter safety! No matter how busy your cleaning schedule you still must work safely and efficiently.
What do your technicians hate doing? My company’s point of pain was keeping service vehicles restocked … find a solution to keep your company progressing.
It’s all about how the customer FEELS about you and homeowners LOVE “clean”. That includes your vehicle, equipment, employees and YOU!
Boost efficiency with clean and organized trucks/ techs. Here Steve offers 5 tips to make a difference right now!
Use this QuickTIP before your spring rush to avoid internal rupture faucet leaks that cause an “unpaid water damage loss” and very unhappy clients!
When a worker “owns” their personally assigned PPE they will be much more likely to care for it and follow PPE procedures.
Listen carefully here: Carbon Monoxide is a very real danger to you, your employees AND your customers.
Use this Equipment Repair Sheet (ERS) to let the office know about broken tools AND get them fixed right away.
For ever so many reasons you need to focus on safety in your cleaning or restoration business.
This Personal Tool and Equipment (PTE) List gives each on-location tech their very own tool box and makes them accountable.
6 steps to keep your stuff working in case you don’t have a service center close by.