How to keep cleaning equipment in working condition
Use this Equipment Repair Sheet (ERS) to let the office know about broken tools AND get them fixed right away.
Use this Equipment Repair Sheet (ERS) to let the office know about broken tools AND get them fixed right away.
You must control the “company routine” you (and your techs) have with each client. Because customers LOVE consistency!
For ever so many reasons you need to focus on safety in your cleaning or restoration business.
What lessons can be extracted by analyzing your “fails” over the last 12 months?
The Production Day Sheet details out all the key information to your tech for a given work day.
Make it easy for your front-line technicians to focus on making the Cheerleader by giving them all their information in Job Folders.
For a turnkey profitable company you must focus on efficient, consistent production AND a positive customer experience. This means defining the job routine.
Find the right balance between efficiency and quality service by following a perfected set-up routine.
A truck mount without cleaning supplies won’t make you any money. Make sure your work crews always restock the chemicals they need.
This Commercial “Set-up List” organizes each trip out to the truck while still focusing on security and keeping a low profile.
Getting your foot in the door can be tough. Making the sale can be even tougher. Wouldn’t it be nice if there was a step by step guide on how to inspect your customer’s home and sell your services efficiently on a regular basis. We present the latest SFS Special Report: Carpet Cleaning Inspections That Sell!
Steve Toburen weighs in on how to create a “beautiful” company that will attract high-end clients, long term employees and most importantly a business buyer that is lusting to possess your company!
This information has been tested and refined over the last thirty years. First by me and now for the last ten-plus years by our over 2,000 SFS members.
The dreaded question of “how much?” meets it’s match in this Special Report.
If you want a Critical Mass Business (one that can run well without you) it can’t be “all about you”. You have to learn to communicate well.