Apr 27, 2009
By:Andrew Greess
Converting to a green program requires a re-evaluation of your pest management equipment strategy to make sure it supports your green strategy.
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Mar 1, 2009
By:Andrew Greess
Would you rather have your pest management spray equipment down for servicing now, or in the middle of summer?
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Jan 1, 2009
By:Andrew Greess
With winter comes additional risk for pest management professionals (PMPs). Deep freeze conditions can cause considerable damage to pest management spray equipment. Some of the most expensive parts are most at risk of freeze damage. Water can freeze in lines, and the resultant expanding ice can damage pumps, spray guns, line strainers (filters), hand sprayers, etc. In addition to the added cost of equipment repairs, customer appointments will be missed while equipment thaws out or is repaired.
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Dec 1, 2008
By:Andrew Greess
Too many PMPs look only at the price of the equipment
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Nov 1, 2008
By:Andrew Greess
I enjoyed meeting so many of you at NPMA PestWorld in Washington, D.C. Thanks to those who attended my breakout session, Preflight Checklist: Save time, Save money, Serve Customers.
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Oct 1, 2008
By:Andrew Greess
Harsh chemicals, extreme temperatures, long operating hours, less-then-gentle handling by technicians, age and wear will eventually take their toll on your gear. A good preventative maintenance (PM) program will reduce equipment expenses and employee downtime.
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Aug 1, 2008
By:Andrew Greess
Inattention to safety has huge financial implications
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Jul 1, 2008
By:Andrew Greess
Most PMPs can get by with one line strainer between tank and pump
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Jun 1, 2008
By:Andrew Greess
Productivity costs should be considered. Does the equipment boost technician productivity, or hinder it?
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