Patterson Improvements

Please Pardon the newbie question but I am trying to land a small town gas station contract. Whats is the best method of performing a good service?

Please take the time to give me copy at sacpressurewashing@gmail.com I would really appreciate the courtesy thanks Jeff

Hello I would like to introduce myself to everyone. My name is Jeff Patterson. I am the sole owner of Patterson Improvements. My journey to get this far has definately been a long long long process. So to further introduce myself and where my companys backround is from let me procede with a description of the past. It all started in 92-93 The Economy nearly as bad as it is currently. My Dad was laid off from Westinghouse in the Bay Area. He was trying to build his new business venture of Pressure Washing. He purchased a Delco Intimidator, from Texas. I being in my late teens, thought it was a great idea. It started to pick up a bit when we had a small account of 14-16 delivery trucks. That was as close to launching his small business venture as we got. My mother was ailing from terminal Cancer. We lost her in 94. The machine rested, 14 years long, total amount of operating hours 27. It sat and sat for years and years. I had asked him frequently over the years when was he going to sell it to me? He was reluctant, until Dec 10 07 I FINALLY got him to part with it. I being a Carpenter by primary trade, was in the same situation as he, in the 90's. I built a trailer from a broken down three wheeled 18' Nomad Camper Trailer(Craigslist Freebie) He was very proud to see my achievments and I sent him frequent pics via email so he could see its progress. I was feeling very proud of what I was getting accomplished. I also have taken the necessary steps towards being a Lawfull enterprize by pulling permits to operate, license, and business inusrance. I was SOOOOO close. Tragically my Dad died Jan 10 08. California had some major storms in early jan, the rain fell the ceiling flooded, in three rooms of his house in san jose. Three days later the stress killed him. An annyurism age 60. He never got to see the trailer completely meet its marriage with his machine. So here I am 10 months later (three rooms of huge holes repaired later) trying to launch our Family Enterprize Again! RIP Dad. Thanks Jeff Patterson Oh by the way let me not forget to mention how glad I am to have found this site!