Just got back from a little trip to northern Wisconsin, and being in this business, I like to just look around and see how things are compared to south Florida. It's been a long, long time since I lived up there I've forgotten how different it is. Was just seeing self serves and some inbay automatics. I know you people up there have to use doors because of the temps, but gadzooks, do they ever make a business look line it's closed. I did see a double auto setup in a clear glass building at a large gas station on the interstate, and it was almost as bad. What started out as a clear glass structure became something that looked worse than one with doors. Grime and stains all over the inside. Wish I had some suggestions for this, more just a general observation.
Car washes up north
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OurTown
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What makes it worse is that many washes keep their doors open all seasons except winter and then close them. Then customers think that is all of a sudden closed.
Glass buildings are high maintenance and a need RO water rinse down system on the inside plus cleaned inside and out weekly. I think they can look attractive but most are not maintained properly.
chaz
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