Everyone has someone to Thank

My first Rt was at BAMA and learned alot. Business was fair before, listening to Ron, Russ, and Jeff made me change up where I wanted to go. Thinking back it was Jeff L business I wanted copy. He said one thing,
he would rather be working at a lower rate and know where he is going every day. Rather then working for a few hours here and there at top pay. and that went right along with what Ron was saying.

Also riding to BAMA with Mike Barrett change how I washing (I was upstreaming). I found him on PWI.

Thank you Ron Jeff and Russ
 
I hope our customers read this stuff. Its a nice community we have of professionals helping professionals. You dont have to be in biz for 5, 10, 20 years to be professional, you just have to strive to do things right. These BB's help all of us to be professional.

Maybe like Ron said, have some of the lurkers come out and say hi and what has helped them. Be a part of it all:welcome:

Got to thank Russ Spence & Bob PT . I look towards tthe guys like Russ who just goes and gets the work. I have learned from him and Bob always willing to help a guy that needs his kind of knowledge
 
I have read a lot on the boards and have enjoyed meeting some of you guys, but who would I directly thank, I don't really know, except for Paul Horsley for pushing me to go to my first RT, and also THE MAN, for getting these RT together and making them happen!! Thanks Ron!!
 
I would like to thank Roger Medbery too, for teaching me how to add coil cleaning to my KEC business. Our coil cleaning and filter exchange program is performing incredibly well. Thanks Roger!
 
I would like to thank Chris Gibson for showing me how to properly inspect Kitchen Exhaust Systems when I first started my Company.
 
Talking about inspections...i had finished an challenging inspection and noted the deficiences and diagrammed the system like and looked to Roger Medberry and asked for advice........Thanks to him i was able do what was best for the customer and i even sold my first coil clean to boot! Thanks a lot Rog!
 
BUNN said:
I would like to thank Roger Medbery too, for teaching me how to add coil cleaning to my KEC business. Our coil cleaning and filter exchange program is performing incredibly well. Thanks Roger!
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Thats Great to hear you learned coil cleaning from Roger, what a great guy Roger is. :happydance::happydance::happydance:
 
FullBlast said:
I have read a lot on the boards and have enjoyed meeting some of you guys, but who would I directly thank, I don't really know, except for Paul Horsley for pushing me to go to my first RT, and also THE MAN, for getting these RT together and making them happen!! Thanks Ron!!
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I'm sure the other guys appreciate the thoughts, Thanks
 
Oasis said:
I would like to thank Chris Gibson for showing me how to properly inspect Kitchen Exhaust Systems when I first started my Company.
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Chris is a Great guy and sales machine, he has helped many guys here how to sell. I think even Ant learned a couple tips from Chris while visiting here on PWI when he first started.
 
RHLpressurewashing said:
Talking about inspections...i had finished an challenging inspection and noted the deficiences and diagrammed the system like and looked to Roger Medberry and asked for advice........Thanks to him i was able do what was best for the customer and i even sold my first coil clean to boot! Thanks a lot Rog!
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Roger is Spreading Coil Cleaning all over the country, thats great news. Your services may be needed soon!!!:wave2:
 
There are many great people here who I talk to and ask questions that I would like to thank but the names would be endless.

Ron, Tony, Larry, Chris T from Apple, Kory, Jeff L., William Page, Chris T from Mississippi, and on and on and on.

Thanks guys for the numerous quesions that you guys answered and helped me with.

I have got help from people from the other bbs's that don't usually come here and they know who they are, thanks also.

Thanks Everyone!
 
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