Some helpful hints that should be a normal course of business you have in place well before you have the need. Safeguard your ability to get reimbursed for what you actually owned before the next disaster happens to be the one involving you and yours.
Information from Jay Presutti from East Coast Industrial Services on how to educate customers as far as choosing a reputable contractor.
This article contains a podcast interview with Jay Presutti of East Coast Industrial Services, Inc. during clean-up from the effects of Hurricane Sandy, as well as linking to another web site that contains an interview with Millenium’s David Ross. The Presutti podcast is located at the bottom of the article.
In most sweeping organizations, sooner or later a sweeper accident will occur. You will then be dealing with one or more insurance representatives and/or adjusters. Here are some tips gleaned from a conversation with an independent insurance claims adjuster, Kevin McNamara, who owns Chugiak, Alaska-based Denali Adjusters.
“Know who you are talking to,” said McNamara, owner of a sole proprietorship insurance adjustment company. “Are they a representative of your insurance company or someone connected with the other person’s insurance? You might also want to know if they are an employee of the insurance firm or an independent adjuster.”
Either way, says McNamara, you want to establish a good line of communication. Especially in the case of a total, be clear about any and all aspects of the vehicle. Since most insurance adjusters will not be all that familiar with power sweepers, help them out in their understanding in any way you can.
The intent of this article used to provide you with information that will assist you in both buying and selling a used sweeper or other vehicles. The approximately 17-minute audio interview with Mark Boyer is broken into two parts. The first covers best practices when you sell your sweeper; the second discusses best practices to utilize when you buy a used sweeper.
Facebook is one of the world’s most pervasive social networking sites. Although personal Facebook accounts far outnumber business Facebook ‘Fan Pages,’ savvy business owners are setting up business accounts to keep in touch with their customers more closely than ever.
Title:Growth at City Wide Maintenance Company Has Been Due to Customer Request
Ten years ago Albert and Janee Rodriguez started City Wide Pressure Washers. The goal: Operate with such impeccable ethics and customer service that their clients would have no clue the couple operated the company out of their garage. They were so successful at it that today the company offers an exhaustive list of services, and has operational offices in Sacramento, San Jose, Fresno, Modesto and Los Angeles.
