Including a virtual tour on your shop’s website will open up your facility to potential customers and insurance partners, boosting their confidence in your business and giving you a leg up on competition.
Amid a rash of OSHA inspections, Kurt Danielson turned the tables by inviting inspectors to his business. In the process he boosted morale and shop productivity, and put his shop in the industry’s top tier for safety.
Trubilt Collision Center was struggling with employee theft and had hit a sales plateau. Then Jerry Salter brought on his son and daughter full time. Now the family-run business is growing again, thanks to more efficient processes and new initiatives.
A group of Ohio Technical College students restored a 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air to look like a Hot Wheels car and gave it as a gift to Vic Edelbrock Jr., a champion for both students and cars.
David Nordeen and Steve Vlaszof have achieved millions in sales, double-digit manufacturer certifications, and industry recognition through hard work, solid relationships and a tight focus on a niche market.
When the leaders of Pohanka Collision Centers began blueprinting, they also committed to changing the company’s culture. The result? Cycle time dropped, revenue increased, and customer satisfaction index scores passed 95 percent.