An Example Of What We Can Do For Your Gas Station
This particular project was a shell station in Fremont, an area we commonly work in.
The Total Project Time
We started this project in late September and had it completed from beginning to end before the middle of December. So, in all, it took us less than three months for the whole project. This meant we had no trouble completing it on time.
This included starting with the measuring of the windows and the ordering of products needed for the job, as well as our team going in and installing it once we got everything in. We always get our work done in a timely manner, and we let you know if there’s been any delays.
We Don’t Interfere With Your Business
For this gas station project, we were able to do all the installation work during the business’ working hours. There wasn’t any need to close up, and our on-site installation team did their best to avoid interfering in any way with the customers being able to come and go.
Our employees at Budget Blinds will always work with you, no matter where your windows might be located, to find a way to make the process as convenient as possible for you and your employees.
We don’t want you to lose any money by requiring you to close; our goal is to make you money by helping your business look more presentable to attract customers and by meeting your window needs!
We Use Efficient Teams
It took just one day with a competent team of three of our employees, plus a lift, to reach the high windows and do all the installation.
At Budget Blinds, we won’t assign a bigger team than necessary, as we don’t want to make your business too crowded for your customers.
Windows Of All Kinds
The windows we did here required sixteen solar roller shades and five angled and fixed panel solar shades. Our solar shades are all perfect for light control and protecting against UV rays.
Also, in this project, some of the windows were thirty feet off the ground, hence why we needed to send a lift to the building to be able to reach the top. We are equipped to handle any size of window you might have, however high or wherever it might be placed.