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Mikey P

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At ten months in, I'm starting to see a good amount of repeats.

They were all iBH'd the first go around.


Just a good wanding is all it takes on the second visit..


for the same price.

Hopfully on the third visit they wont even be home..




For a slightly higher price.






The yellow one is mine..

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10 months and repeat??

Just how much resoiling residues did you leave there that they need to do it again in TEN months???????

Mikey.....Mikey... you better check your rinse or your water flow. :lol:



I recently had to face a couple of jobs that I have done personally. It actually made me think that being "too good" can be a curse...sort of.

The carpets looked so good in a year compared to previous cleanings that they simply say: no we don't need to clean- it still looks so good.

I stopped by to look and shake hands and couldn't believe how well they were holding up.
 
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Bruce Humphrey said:
When ever I see another company pull into my neighbor hood I drop to my knees and say thank you god for keeping me out of that damn fools house. I hate my neighbors
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I really don't like to deal with neighbors. I never offer them services. I like the people...but don't like the follow up routine: can you just touch this up? Can you look at this spill we just had?
 
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Zee said:
The carpets looked so good in a year compared to previous cleanings that they simply say: no we don't need to clean- it still looks so good.
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We sell them on the fact that a carpet/fabrics act like filters in the environment. The dust you see in the light ends up in the carpet, then the dust mites, then the waste product from dust mites...smaller things that break down that waste... and when you step on the carpet you create little tornados that you breathe in. If they have dogs or cats we talk about the oils in their fur that gets transferred to the carpet and the bacteria that likes it... that dog smell isn't the dog, it's the waste from the micro organisms breaking down the oil.
Most of our repeat Clients have clean looking carpets. :eekk: If the Carpet Grew it... Time to Call Pruitt! Makes them think.
 
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Is the area you live in " High Desert" ? What is the population? Glad you like your new home.
 
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Where is Carson Valley?
In Northwestern Nevada, bordered by California’s Mono County to the South, Carson City to the north, the Sierra Nevada’s Carson Range (and Lake Tahoe) to the west and the Pinenut Mountains to the east.
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What communities are located in Carson Valley?
Major communities include the Douglas County seat of Minden, Gardnerville, Genoa, Topaz Lake and Indian Hills.
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What’s the population?
The Valley population is estimated to be about 40,000.

How do I get there?
By car, Carson Valley is served by US Highway 395, which runs north and south through the center of the valley; US Hwy 50, which runs east and west and meets 395 at the north end of Carson Valley and SR 88, which enters the valley from Alpine County, California.

By air, Carson Valley is served by the Minden Tahoe Airport, a non towered general aviation airport, and commercially by Reno Tahoe International Airport, located approximately 40 miles away.
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What’s the weather like?
Carson Valley enjoys four distinct seasons, with average daytime high temperatures ranging from the low 90’s in July to the upper 40’s in January. At approximately 4500 feet above sea level, nighttime lows cool down considerably, to the mid 40’s in July and the teens in January. Average annual precipitation is around 10-11 inches, with the bulk of that falling as snow between November and March each year.
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So Mikey---Is is a secret or what has been your main advertizing method in your new location?

Flyers on Pizza Boxes?
Valpak?
Radio?
Local Paper?
Classified paper?
Church members?
Chamber of Commerce?
EDDM Every Door Direct Mail--
Standing out in a Crowd?
Spending time in the Hospital getting your foot worked on?
 
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rick imby said:
So Mikey---Is is a secret or what has been your main advertizing method in your new location?

Flyers on Pizza Boxes?
Valpak?
Radio?
Local Paper?
Classified paper?
Church members?
Chamber of Commerce?
EDDM Every Door Direct Mail--
Standing out in a Crowd?
Spending time in the Hospital getting your foot worked on?
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None of the above..
 
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Mikey P said:
None of the above..
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I think Rick knew it was none of the above... Valpak... no. He wants you to tell us poor slobs how you conquered your new home town so quickly. I would like to know as well since this is my mission very soon. :dejection:
 
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