Contractors! Here is an idea that makes perfect sense!
I have never thought of this until it was brought to my attention. Many of our customers do most of their work primarily in the warmer months of the year. This meaning that as the year nears end, they are slowing down watching sales and profits decline. While the same overhead remains for equipment, labor, insurance, and other payments that must be paid, the cash flow without question slows to a minimum. If these contractors could just some how use the utilities and tools they have in their possesion and generate cash flow, why wouldn't they?
Christmas light installation s that answer. Here's why I say that. If for example a roofing contractor has ladders, trucks, and labor, then they have everything they need to get into professional Christmas Light Installation. Aside from purchasing a glue gun and other small neccesseties, the main tools are there. The labor is used to working, the ladders are used to going up next to houses, and the trucks are used to being driven to a job site!
There is a market for professional Holiday Light Installation. With the average family having double incomes, meaning that both parties work, there is limited time to hang Holiday decorations in time for the season. There are more and more customers choosing to have their decorations professionally installed, that there is a need for more and more installers.
Not only do you broaden your business, but you also develop relationships with more potenetial customers, which in turn can gain to be successful at any time of the year.
We will be offering a class for the contractors who wish to learn the insides of the trade and how to successfully run, bid, and install a Holiday light installation business FREE OF CHARGE!
The class will be held October 7, 2009 in the Mid-Cities area of the D/FW Metroplex. This class is completely free and will teach how to bid jobs, how to install lights, and how to use the newest technology in Holiday lighting to your advantage.
Call us today to sign up as space may be limited! 817-429-0822
-Derek Whisenand
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