Title:BZ and Sons Hangs Its Hat on Creative Thinking, Environmental Leadership and Versatility
Second generation Texas sweeping contractor continues to expand into new areas to fill customers’ needs, while stressing environmental methods.
Title:Clean Sweep Provides Full Slate of Services in Greater Omaha, Nebraska
Second generation Omaha sweeping contractor provides all types of sweeping and most exterior pavement services.
As a business owner, you can take all the prudent and well intended precautions to protect yourself and your partners against lawsuits, but you may still frequently wonder: “Do we have insurance for that?” This article on employment practices liability insurance addresses a coverage hole that may be putting some sweeping contractors at risk.
Title:Universal Sweeping Service Provides Three Sweeping Companies in One
In 1958, there wasn’t a parking lot sweeping industry in the U.S. That’s where Leonard Vella came in. Today, insiders know Vella as one of the pioneers who invented much about sweeping parking areas — including what is now the MASCO line of sweepers.
Here are ten concepts that represent the wisdom the author has gained from coaching and consulting hundreds of businesses over the last 21 years… from soloist entrepreneurs to multi-billion dollar companies.
In any business, whether small, medium or large, your goals are to increase revenue, maintain capital and secure a return on your investment. For most sweeping contractors, the two most important assets are cash on hand and equipment. Both are needed in order to operate a successful company. Here are some of the many advantages to a financing package structured just for your company.
Title:Attention to Detail and Old-Fashioned Service Key to Sweep-A-Lot Growth
Rick McCann retired as a senior detective in Augusta, Georgia. He transferred the level of professionalism that job required to the sweeping and maintenance company he formed.
Don Turner, owner of Parking Renovations, has 3-decades of marketing experience and he shares what he knows. Which is a LOT!
This penalty, levied in June of 2006, shows the extreme penalties the IRS imposes for use of dyed fuel for highway travel.
