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Training & Education
How to Know When Your Sealcoat is Dried and Cured
August 15, 2012
cumulative water loss happens rapidly in the early stages of film drying—in other words the first 80-90% of the film dries relatively fast, but the release of the last 15-20% of water takes much longer, requiring the right set of ambient and pavement conditions. For optimum performance, all water must leave the film: 80-90% is not good enough.
Rental
How to Cement Customer Relationships with Decorative Concrete
The decorative concrete market spells opportunity for rental houses. Equipment and products are specialized -- and in many cases, costly -- so it pays to rent from both a DIYer's and contractor’s perspective.
July 18, 2012
Shown here is the Rental Branch decorative showroom: “One of the best things about getting in the decorative concrete business is that it complements what most rental stores already rent,” says Mike Branch.
Business
How to Get Government Construction Jobs
Tips on how to get the federally funded construction jobs and get a leg up on the billions of dollars’ worth of government contracts
July 13, 2012
Know how government construction jobs work and give your company the edge to take advantage of the money set aside for these projects and small businesses.
Seal Coating
Empowering the Customer
Miller Sealcoating & Striping succeeds with expensive sealer option as customers buy quality
June 15, 2012
When given a choice 90 percent of Miller Sealcoating & Striping’s customers opted for the more-expensive, higher-quality sealer in 2011.
Sweeping
BLINDSIDED: You Didn’t See It Coming
June 15, 2012
Rental
The Right Solution
Listening for your customers’ needs, and making a sincere commitment to meeting them, results in greater customer safisfaction, loyalty.
May 31, 2012
Rental
How to Get "Love Letters" from Your Customers
Marketing expert Jon Goldman offers customer service tips and success story that generates thank-you letters from customers.
May 23, 2012
Business Services
Training the Construction Challenged
Five tips that will help you train your new construction employees.
May 18, 2012
Training & Education
Do More To Get More Work
Construction Business Coaching
Improve customer relationships and gain a competitive edge with these 41 proactive ideas and tips
May 16, 2012
Improve your customer relationships to get more work.
Concrete Equipment & Products
How to Choose a High-Quality Diamond Core Drill
Diamond core drills can be a small but important part of any project, and premium quality can make the difference between a successful rental and a disappointed customer.
May 14, 2012
Hilti's aluminum drill stand is lighter than the traditional steel variety, making it easier for the operator to transport, which translates into getting the job done faster.
Rental
What You Need to Know About Pumps
Renting a pump to a customer can be a simple matter of determining the right type and correct size of machine. In other situations, however, it takes a deeper understanding of science to make the right recommendation.
May 11, 2012
The term 'lift' refers to the vertical elevation difference from the water to the pump suction and from the pump discharge to the end of the hose or pipe. The more lift, or elevation difference, the stronger the pump required to overcome gravity resistance when moving water.
Rental
Renters' Review: It's About Providing the Right Solution
This feature is the result of real-life rental experiences as told by members of the staff of Rental. Each individual chose a different rental source from which to rent a piece of equipment to complete a real job. What you'll find here are their honest perceptions of customer service, equipment performance and more.
May 10, 2012
Shown here is the pressure washer Jenny rented to wash the siding of her house. The equipment performed well and was sized perfectly for her needs.
Rental
Why You Need to Prepare Now for the Inevitable Transition
Detmer Consulting Inc.
Handing off the reins of the business to the next generation is a bittersweet thought process, and it's possible your existing management staff is not adequately prepared to take over for you.
May 7, 2012
Sweeping
"All About Sweeping" Flyer Available for Purchase
North American Power Sweeping Association (NAPSA)
April 12, 2012
Designed to attract and retain customers, this NAPSA-produced fluer is now available for purchase.
Business
NPE Rocks Memphis!
April 2, 2012
More than 2,000 paving and pavement maintenance professionals gathered at National Pavement Expo, February 15-18 in Memphis, TN. Attendance was strong, with exhibitors noting a marked increase in high-quality leads.
Rental
Doing AWP Rentals the Right Way
"Do it right the first time" is one of the primary professional goals that owner Rick Dahl promotes in the workplace at Metrolift, an independent rental house serving the Chicago area with lift equipment since 1991.
March 15, 2012
Shown above are, from left: Tony Moore, CFO; Nathan McDougall, safety director: Jacki Valdez, industrial sales manager; and Rick Dahl, owner and general manager.
Rental
How Your Business Fits Into Today's Rental Industry
Detmer Consulting Inc.
March 12, 2012
Rental
Don't Reserve Your Best Service for Existing Customers, Make New Clients Welcome Too
Signature Worldwide
Many rental employees save their best service for their existing customers, but if a customer calls or comes in that you don’t know, you need to make that customer feel welcome. You need to prove to them, in a short amount of time, they will make the right choice by using your company.
March 9, 2012
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