Jetting tools, worth
the investment?
If you are looking
around our website and considering a jetter or tool purchase, you have probably
asked yourself “is this really worth it”? Perhaps you have price checked
equipment or some of the high end jetting tools that are on the market and
wonder the same thing. Like any good investment you consider for your business
it has to have a return. So what return do you expect from jetting? Here are a
few things we’ve heard from happy JETTERS NORTHWEST customers about the returns
they expected and realized from their investment in jetting.
Making Money:
This one probably seems obvious… of course our investments should provide a
financial return. But let’s not glaze over this one too quickly. It doesn’t
matter if you are replacing toilet flappers or jetting, you have to sell your
jobs. If you are confident in your ability to sell and perform a service and
have a strategy, you will make money. The businesses I’ve dealt with that
didn’t exceed their own expectations for jetting income were the ones
that didn’t have a plan. If done correctly, Jetting service has the potential
to be the most profitable part of your business. Many of our customers have
reported paying back their investment in days, weeks, or months.
Play Defense: Customers are getting savvy to jetting and
will request it. The internet has provided the average consumer with the
ability not just to find a service provider, but also the information to know
what service is best for the problem they are having. Providing jetting is a
good way to keep customers, like property managers and facility maintenance
departments, from looking for (and finding) other vendors.
Avoiding Lost Time:
Second only to downtime from equipment breakdowns, leaving a job unsuccessful
is expensive! The wasted time and damage from loss of customer confidence can’t
be recovered. Jetting with the right tools will get jobs done that other
methods can’t. Your jetting equipment can even fail to perform tough jobs if
you have invested in undersized equipment or haven’t added the right tools to
your kit.
Diversification:
Business segments can ebb and flow, perhaps you have steady repair business but
remodeling and new construction are slow. Maybe you find yourself referring out
work to other companies while your employees are not staying busy. A
diversified (but not fragmented) business is on a stronger foundation.
We consider ourselves to be service providers, not just
salesmen. I celebrate my customers’ success, and enjoy hearing from customers
who are seeing returns from jetting. Hopefully through our service and support
we can be part of your company’s success also. Happy Jetting!
If you would like to share with us how jetting has impacted
your business go to our feedback page and let us know. http://www.jettersnorthwest.com/customer-feedback-form/ or connect with us via Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/Jetters-Northwest
