Scope of operations
Discussion in Striping & Marking started by Dough (unclaimed legacy handle), Mar 1, 2006. 14 replies, last reply Mar 8, 2006.
Striping, sweeping, signs, plowing, sanding, snow removal, hardscape landscaping, excavation, hauling (10yd dump trucks), grading, hydroseeding, trenchless boring under roads, utility installs (water, sewer, electrical, comunications), drainfields, lot prep for new homes, plumber, boiler operator/maintance, heavy equipment repair and painting, Topsoil producer, retail sails of sand, gravel, landscape rocks, D-1, lawn seed mix, and Coverit shelters, Plus a full time parrent. I may have mised a few but that generaly covers what I do. I do not do sealing or paving because it would require employes and I don't want what goes with them. Dwan
Striping, Xpotential curb stops, signs both traffic and ADA, lots of firelane(Texas), bollards, Sweeping, Concrete expansion and saw cut sealing, core drilling, concrete sawing, landscape maintenance, maintenance of three shopping centers, two hot-high pressure-pressure washers and one portable, along with post-construction clean up on new construction.
Thanks for your input fellas. It's encouraging to see that many of you are striping only. I'm in the St. Louis Metro area and there are only a handful, if that, striping only businesses. It started to make me wonder if my business plan and model was actually feasable. Thanks again, Dough Linemaster Striping
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