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September 2, 2015 By admin Leave a Comment

Give Better Customer Service to Increase Profits

Customer Service in BusinessDo you know what makes one business flourish over another when they offer the very same service at the same price? The simple answer to that is customer service. Customer service can even make a more expensive business more popular, and more profitable, than a cheaper one with the same offerings.

Why is that? How can customer service make someone pay more for the very same service or remain loyal to one business over another? In today’s economy, we all work much harder for our money and we don’t want to see it go to waste and that it the reason many homeowners gravitate towards the business with the best customer service. Be it the corner grocer, the local repairman or even their favorite roofer who checks in with them after a bad storm – its customer service that keeps them coming back.

There are many ways that you can give your customers exemplary service without having to do much more than what you are already doing. Sure, you can give out coupons, offer specials and give out free services, but that in itself doesn’t make good customer service. Something as simple as a hello or picking up a tipped over can at the curb is enough to make some customers remain loyal to your business. Other business owners will even go so far as sending out birthday or holiday cards as a way of thanking customers for their patronage. To you, it may seem like “just a card,” but to your customers, it can mean the world.

Another way you can give above average customer service is to talk to your customers. I know it sounds too easy to be effective, but just asking your customers if there is anything else you can do to make your service more worthwhile to them can really win them over and turn them into customers for life.

Forget the gimmicks and get back to basics; offer excellent customer service and you won’t have to worry about losing customers any time soon. Your customers will appreciate it and your trashcan cleaning business will be better for it. Give it a try and notice the difference it can make for your business today.

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: customer, profits

August 2, 2015 By admin Leave a Comment

Can Your Trashcan Make You Sick?

Trashcan Cleaning MachineEvery year, people throw billions of tons of waste into their trashcans here in America and many of them don’t ever wash their hands after doing so. These trashcans are then left to sit in the hot sun, exposed to the elements, insects and wild animals. After just a couple days of this, harmful bacteria sets in and begins to grow. The homeowner goes out, throws away the trash and leftovers from the evening meal and that bacteria transfers onto their hands where it can be delivered anywhere on their body and that of their spouse or children.

This is how people become sick and this is how disease is spread. Do you know what diseases a dirty trashcan harbors? Do your customers know? Read on as we have listed the top 4 illness causing bacteria that you should watch out for.

Salmonella

Salmonella is a family of bacteria that can be found in eggs, poultry, raw meat and unprocessed milk. Discarded eggs shells or pieces of raw meat could contain salmonella, which will then be transferred to the trashcan. Salmonella poisoning can cause diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, headaches and fever.

E. coli

Escherichia coli is a bacteria that is found in uncooked beef, unpasteurized milk and in cucumbers. Therefore, any discarded products that are known to contain the bacteria can possibly contaminate trashcans. E. coli infection symptoms include abdominal cramps, diarrhea, vomiting and tiredness.

Listeria

Listeria monocytogenes are germs that can be found in raw milk, meat, poultry and some vegetables and, unlike many other bacteria groups, they can flourish at low temperatures, which means they can be found in your refrigerator and then end up in your trashcan.

Common Cold Virus

Germs that cause the common cold virus can also find their way into trashcans via discarded napkins and tissues. One of the main culprits for causing colds are rhinoviruses; viral agents that proliferate in the noses of humans. As the cold virus is airborne, discarded tissues and napkins can contain the virus.

And that’s just the tip of the iceberg! There is more harmful bacteria hanging out in a dirty trashcan than in any other part of your home. Make sure your customers know to have a trashcan cleaning service clean their trash bins often to prevent them and their families from getting sick.

Filed Under: Cleaning Tagged With: bacteria, customer

July 30, 2015 By admin Leave a Comment

FAQs About a Trashcan Cleaning Service

Trashcan Cleaning ServiceTrashcans… many homeowners have them, but besides rolling them out to the curb once a week, not many people give them a second thought. It’s our job, as professional trashcan cleaning service operators to ensure people in communities all over the country understand why they need to have their trashcans cleaned on a regular basis.

We have put together a Q&A session to help prepare you for the questions potential customers are sure to ask.

Q- Why should I have my trash bin cleaned?
A- You want to explain to them that, if left dirty and unattended, a dirty trashcan will breed a wide array of harmful bacteria including Tuberculosis, Strep, staph, E-Coli, Salmonella & Listeria.

Q- How often should my trash and recycle bins be cleaned?
A- Let the customer know that their trashcans should be cleaned on a monthly basis to protect them and their families from sickness and disease. For homes that use their cans more often or have much larger families than most, suggest a cleaning every 2 weeks.

Q- How will I know that my bins have been cleaned?
A- Ensure that customers know that their trashcans have been cleaned via an email confirmation or other messaging source. Sometimes the fresh smell and clean look go unnoticed.

Q- When I return home I found that my trashcan has been cleaned.  I have not signed up for your service. Why did you do this?
A- This is something that you may choose to do for a new residential area or community that you want to gain new customers in. A quick but thorough cleaning will show them what their trashcans could look like and will net you some new customers in the process.

Q- Sometimes I take my trash bins in early and don’t leave it at the curbside, how would it be cleaned?
A – Make sure new and potential customers are aware of the fact that their trashcans need to be out at the roadside for cleaning and that your team will return it to the customer’s designated spot near their home or garage.

There you have it; some of the most asked questions from new and potential trashcan cleaning service customers. Knowing the answers will make your business shine and put faith in the customer that you know what you are doing and will do a good job.

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: bacteria, customer, questions

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As a professional businessman and entrepreneur, Wayne Wright’s storied career spans decades of successful roles from independent, one-man operation at 12 years old, to head of one of the country’s leading trashcan cleaning companies. Wayne Wright has changed the face of the cleaning industry many times over and his solution to dirty trashcans was arguably his most important.

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