Hit ’em where they ain’t Is your company selling the same ‘me too’ product as all your competitors? In the words of Ty Cobb, “Hit ’em where they ain’t.” Ty Cobb’s product was hitting, bunting, and placing the ball where his opponents were not playing. Your company should do the same. Be the innovator and disruptor...Read More
BSC and in-house maintenance managers beware! There is a shortage of labor, a growing need for cleaning professionals and wages are rising. The statistics presented by the US Department of Labor are un-weighted for taxes and insurance. There has never been a better case for investing in systems that optimize labor. The Phoenix Floor Care...Read More
Visual Proof – The Titan Twin Saves 40% in Labor Costs This demo took place in a local 23,000 sq. ft. grocery store with roughly 14,000 sq. ft. of cleanable floors. We each took 2 aisles and cleaned them. They used a 26 inch self-propelled scrubber and a 27 inch burnisher and we used the...Read More
Recognized by Manufacturing Marvels, as a true innovator in floor care equipment. View the equipment in action on YouTube, see us on our website Phoenix Floor Care. Behind the Numbers For Contractors Standard Net Profit on traditional two machine scrub and buff 11%. Same area Net Profit doubles by implementing the TITAN TWIN system to...Read More
Phoenix Floor Care will be featured on Fox Business Network’s Manufacturing Marvels on April 24th at 8:30CST! Get a sneak peek of the coverage here: The Phoenix Floor Care product line has been helping customers save on labor costs and get great-looking floors for more than two decades. All of our unique cleaning chemicals, propane...Read More
The TITAN TWIN reduces labor by as much as 50% with a minimum 30% total savings guarantee. With labor markets ever-tightening and wages increasing the equipment used has more impact on the bottom line then ever before. Contractors and retail love the ease of use, no aisles to shut down, no water to mop up....Read More
The economy is picking up. As work force participation increases, unemployment diminishes, labor markets tighten, and wages rise; it is simply supply and demand. Add to that the fuel of state mandated minimum wage, Colorado from $8.23/hour to $12.50/hour by 2020, Illinois from $8.25/hour to $11/hour by 2019, Maine, Arizona and Washington State minimum wages...Read More
What do all building service managers and contract cleaners have in common? They all want to reduce costs and still provide an exceptional final product. The majority of costs are labor, and the best way to reduce overall costs is to cut down on the time and energy it takes to get the job done...Read More
