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We would like to welcome Betz pools is the newest customer of the CleanBoot neoprene booties. Wearing neoprene booties on the job site during pool installations gives this company a professional approach to both safety and customer service.
Betz pools originally requested the CleanBoot neoprene booties for their installation professionals to enter their high end customer’s homes cleanly and safely to install all the mechanical equipment required for pool installations.
It was the recommendation of customer service representatives at the CleanBoot that another great application for wearing neoprene booties would be to slip them over top of their safety boots while installing liners. It is often the case that installers take off their safety boots, and wear their socks to do this type of installation in order to protect pool liners from damages. Wearing neoprene booties overtop of safety boots would effectively allow the installer to maintain the integrity of wearing their safety boots during all pool installations. In addition, the non-slip grip on the CleanBoot neoprene booties would give pool installers the safety advantage of traction throughout the duration of the install.
Using neoprene booties is only one of the many ways Betz pools has the best interests of their customers and employees in mind. Keep us posted about how neoprene booties have helped in your business, and if you think there are other handy applications for these safety boot covers.
I like to pride myself in doing a great job that leaves my customers happy. Often times, my customers and other guys on the job wonder how I get so much done as efficiently as I do. So here are the main secrets that I use to save time on the job site. I would have made a lot more money if I knew these tips when I was fresh into the trades. Here are the tips in short. If you’d like to read each step in depth, check out my articles page. https://thecleanboot.ca/articles-information
1.) Plan Your Job Efficiently and Effectively –
Take your time quoting every job, take proper measurements, take pictures and jot notes
2.) Get Picky about Your Materials
Make a list, don’t miss any materials, know where to get materials at the best price, order specialty materials well in advance.
3.) Plan Your Route to the Jobsite
Use GPS, avoid high-traffic routes and routes with too many traffic lights, plan all your stops in a circle so you don’t have to backtrack.
4.) Plan Your Clothing
Check the weather report, lay out your clothing the night before
Work Smarter Not Harder
5.) Always Stick to Your Plans
Use your detailed notes, sketches and pictures, you’ll waste time if you deviate from your original intuitive plans
6.) Finish One Thing Before Starting the Next
Don’t allow yourself to get side-tracked, multi-tasking can sometimes be less efficient,
7.) Have Appropriate Tools for the Job Handy
Get off your wallet and buy quality tools, put your name on your tools, don’t borrow other contractors tools (they hate this), keep your tools in a common spot
8.) Communicate with Other Trades and SubTrades
Give notice to other tradespeople on the job, use your list of what has to be done and give people adequate notice
9.) Communicate with your Customer
Make sure your customer fully understands their quote, put everything in writing, touch base with customers everyday on the job, contact your customer after the job is finished so they promote you through word of mouth marketing
10.) Clean As You Go
Use neoprene safety boot covers like the CleanBoot, bring rags, garbage bags, a broom and a vacume with you, tidy your mess at the end of each day
Check out more details about these tips here https://thecleanboot.ca/articles-information
Let me know if you have any tips to add!!!