Guys I would like to share what I've been experiencing lately. Ive tried to get some gas staions to clean here lately and have been told that there is 1 guy that does ALL of them. The one gas station I go to is filthy! WHEN does he EVER clean it? I know I could clean it good but how do I get to the BIGBOYS to ask them? Should I offer a free cleaning?These gas stations are Diamond Shamrocks and there is a bunch of them. The manager of the one I go to doesnt have a clue!
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Jon
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Kevin,
Those bumps in the road are called rut holes, and never get yourself in a rut
Slow down, your new baby is not due for several month, you got time to get those service stations.
Jon
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Jon Fleischer
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Those bumps in the road are called rut holes, and never get yourself in a rut
Slow down, your new baby is not due for several month, you got time to get those service stations.
Jon
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Jon Fleischer
Oasis Pressure Cleaning
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ameri-clean
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Like Dan said, contact corp. office. Be careful doing service stations. If you have not already done so, you need to call your local utility dept. and find out if they will accept your run-off. If you don't have a recovery system, don't do service stations!! There are mega fines involved, plus the possibility of losing your liscense.
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Mike@Everclear
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Ditto on what Ameri-clean said about run-off......be careful. If the manager at your station is clueless, try asking another station.....someone has to know what's going on!
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Mike Hughes
Everclear
Souderton, PA
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Mike Hughes
Everclear
Souderton, PA
Lay down a stencil and do a demo. Sell from the point that you can do a better job. Then worry about the enviro issues. The manager has no clue nor probably cares about run off. Sell your service first.