To the two and three truck service company owner, knowing when to leave the truck and make the transition to a full-time sales or administrative position may be difficult. On the one hand, if you’re in the field doing the work, you know it’s getting done and you know what your company is bringing in. Office and administrative work may not be your strong points, they’re not what inspired you to grow your own business in the first place – but if your in the truck and not the company driver’s seat, who’s going to lead the business to success? Where do you best benefit the company? The answer just requires some simple math.

 Dana Hannon
Service Consultant
We can all agree that we are living in a challenging economy.  I cannot count the number of times I have been told by various and sundry supervisors and managers, “You have to do ‘more’ with less…” 
So, being the “glass is half full” person who I am, I have continued to push forward by doing MORE with less.  I have discovered over the course of my business experience that when times are tough or circumstances are spinning out of my control (i.e. a stagnant or down-turned economy) that …

Tamiko Slocumb
ShuBee Service Consultant
In this article I would like to explain the difference between the Red  Carpet Treatment, Blue Floor Mask and Hard Surface Floor liner. I hope this will clear up any confusion over what each film is designed to protect.
First, I would like to cover the Red Carpet Treatment. This is a plastic film with an adhesive backing. This product is to be used on carpets only.
The Red Carpet Treatment is designed to protect your clients’ carpet from mud and debris coming from equipment or from technicians going …

R. Craig Chambley
Purchasing Manager
In any organization or business, maintaining inventory accuracy must be a primary commitment. The inventory, in most cases, is your largest monetary investment.  Like quality, customer service and safety, accuracy must be promoted throughout the organization as everyone’s responsibility.  This attitude and commitment must start at the upper levels of management.  Business owners, managers and execs out there want an accurate inventory, but are they doing their part through everyday business practices to promote it?
Well planned Inventory Control Procedures are often a shortcut in the name of …

We have all been there! You roll out of bed and get dressed for work and leave the house with a feeling that something doesn’t feel quite right. You aren’t your self. Your mood is “blah,” and you blame it on not having a good hair day or your favorite shirt being in the laundry. Bottom line – you aren’t in a good mood!

Have you ever noticed how some businesses just let things happen to them? Recently a local bank was sold to another bank under enforcement of the FDIC. I understand that some industries are suffering in these trying times, but I have to ask – why do businesses allow this to happen? The people running these operations should do something! At ShuBee we have always felt you control your own destiny.