advertising

So I've decided to launch a "cost effective" advertising campaign. This campaign involves making small placards on card stock half a sheet of letter sized paper high. Yellow flourescent paper with the letters masked out of a black overlay.

This allows for a brief write up to be posted along with the number and a BBB logo. It looks smart although next time i'll change the number a bit to be larger.

Two hours later and the exit of every back alley in one neighborhood is covered with signs!

Im exhausted.

This window you can actually see where there is a line of water that pooled up at the bottom of the window.

We fixed both windows for them. They called back a week later to have another fixed.

This was part of a bay. The total cost to repair this was over $5000 since no window company would repair without replacing the entire bay.

We installed valves, and removed the moisture. Good as new. $300.

This was the hotel room I was staying in while training to be a Window Medic.

We came to see this window, and the outlook for it was quite dismal. They were ready to replace it, at a cost of $400. The moisture was so bad in the window, it was beginning to pool up at the bottom.


We fixed it for $120. 20 year warranty placed on it as well.

A second story loft.

This was the window before we got a chance to do our process.
This was the window after we completed the process.