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<\/p>\nWhen we stereotype \u2018the professional business\u2019 in an idyllic sense, many of us would associate them with the utmost of efficiency, perceiving them to pay attention to every ounce of detail that could possibly effect the brand and its balance sheet.<\/p>\n
However, it seems we\u2019re being deceived. Although commercially minded by nature, there are many operations that aren\u2019t functioning in such a manner, which is significantly hindering their profitability.<\/p>\n
Regardless of the sector from which a company operates, there are numerous undistinguishable variables that need appropriately managing in order for proficiency to be achieved, allowing them to perform the services in which they specialise to the highest of standards.<\/p>\n
One of the most vital components where financial leakages exist, is the \u2018fixed premises\u2019 asset, such as an office, warehouse or retail environment. Regardless of which category, they each have the same dependencies, but equally face similar disruptive and inconvenient dilemmas that interrupt the day-to-day running of a business and ultimately effects sales and profitability.<\/p>\n
Looking to rectify such challenges is Mick George Ltd. Already providing a multitude of service provisions across varied disciplines, the business has spotted a gap in the market, and has decided to bundle its offerings together, producing an all-encompassing \u2018Facility Management\u2019 package.<\/p>\n
The concept is not to dissimilar to that provided in isolation by other firms, but the huge benefit here is the ability to amalgamate multiple services, that wouldn\u2019t be conceived possible anywhere else. From waste management, building and grounds maintenance, electrical or plumbing installations, right through too regulatory asbestos surveys, they\u2019ve got it covered and can provide a bespoke package just for you.<\/p>\n
Recognising that each commercial outfit will require differing levels of service, Mick George Ltd has cleverly devised three separate annual contracts types, which correspond to the degree of interaction that the company has with its clients. Irrespective of which agreement is reserved, the new 24hr response service is sure to be a major advantage.<\/p>\n
Many high profile organisations are already using the service, they consist of large multinational chains such as Subway, to regional football clubs like Cambridge United FC, right through to independent parties like Huntingdon Racecourse.<\/p>\n
Abigail Johnson, Commercial Manager at Mick George Ltd commented: \u2018\u2019As a business we possess a wealth of skillsets, so the \u2018Facility Management\u2019 provision was a natural progression. We established quickly that there was an opportunity to offer a collective \u2018suite\u2019 of services that would prove beneficial for many commercial clients, preventing them to seek remote assistance for issues related to the workplace.\u2019\u2019<\/p>\n
Johnson continued: \u2018\u2019Clients can have complete peace of mind that their works are being completed by a reputable brand, but more importantly the appreciation that they no longer have the time and cost inconvenience of trawling for several resources to resolve any issues.\u2019\u2019<\/p>\n
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