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Learn how to install correctly and use good materials. IF you do both of these you won't see problems. If you do not do both of these you will see problems. Sure, you may get lucky from time to time, but the majority of your jobs will fail. We warranty workmanship for three years...

Adam: I disagree with your disagreement.. lol Brushes and those chamois-like flappers are as close to hand wash as you can get with a machine. The high pressure sprayers are where the problem comes in. That's what has the potential to get under seams and cause issues. Customers need to...

We actually use a PEO company (single best thing we've done since we started the company). I'll be talking to them about this to make sure we're in compliance. On a side note, I STRONGLY suggest that each and every business owner should be using a payroll company. Another example <from...

Absolutely.. but everyone makes mistakes.

Hand wash. Stay AWAY from "no touch" washes especially. If you have to use an auto wash, the ones with brushes are less evil. Also keep a coat of good teflon based wax on it.

We can do. PM sent.

Rick and the others are right. Also, there is often a bit of a difference between designing a sign, logo, wrap, or what have you, and branding.

Thanks for the heads up on the FLSA. I'll be doing some more research. We've been all over your area lately.. We've got a client that's got a few locations in your area that's been keeping us pretty busy.

<chanting> Phoenix.. Phoenix.. Phoenix..

Yes, I believe we'll be doing an SBA loan. May go conventional, but haven't decided if we want to commit that much cash to the down payment.

Thanks Rick. Industrial space (and any other kind of RE for that matter) are abundant. We're looking at a piece of land with a purpose built shop. We could pick up a piece of distressed building for a little less money, but location and visual impression are extremely important to us...

We're in the process of spec'ing a new building, and I'd be very interested in seeing how some of you other guys do stuff. How the shop's laid out, where the equipment is, etc.. Specifically, I'd like to see soft-signage/PSP's that are running at least $4-5MM a year. I know how we do things...

Sounds good. Thanks for the props Randy!

We can print/cut these for you no problem. Give me a shout with the specs.

And you're the only 3M Certified shop in Lauderdale? I'm sure Ryan & Wade would take issue with that...

Our FB950 runs more consistently and dependably than our 800. Don't get me wrong, I am still happy with the 800 overall (I don't see any other 10' machines out there with the print quality of the 800's), but it's definitely a quirky machine. We get errors daily on ours for little stupid...

We don't have a "set" break schedule, but we have a few smokers who take their fair share. They also bust their asses, so it's all good. We have a solid team and nobody abuses.. About 70% of our people are salary. No paid lunch for hourly people. But everyone gets: One week paid off a...

Funny how the Times New Roman in this last one looks normal.. not squished. You must've stretched this one, right? :rolleyes:

The "kitchen & bath" part looks like someone stepped on it.

I think Prowraps was talking more about the client list. Materials & equipment are a commodity. Price them and buy them. The client list, however, didn't work for the last shop... Probably not worth much. 1) The last shop wasn't making enough for the owner to want to stay in biz. 2)...