Did u also change your name to Morgan?

Looks Great. Smart thinking on the "P" word

Who did the work?

-- Edited by Washed-up on Monday 12th of July 2010 07:24:31 PM

Google Gutterdogs! That funny! There is me. And a band, and a very unusual person. Plus people calling other people Gutter dogs!!! Like thats a bad thing??? lol!!!!!

Google your company name. See what ya find!

It was a process to change everything over, but was necessary since our primary focus is roof cleaning and not pressure washing. Our name change was not too different from our previous one, so most clients did not react in any way. Those that did reacted favorably. We had to explain that the "pressure" in our business name did not mean we used pressure on a roof. (Accurate Pressure Wash to AccuWash).

A business name that clearly describes the work performed is good because there is not any question as to what that company does. However, a more general name allows leeway for adding additional services. We wash things, mainly roofs.

There is a larger cost to changing all those marketing materials. We did this change gradually. First, legally and then basic printed materials, like checks. In the end, I'd do a cost/benefit analysis to see how much more cash your new business name will bring you. It may not be worth it, especially if you've branded yourself so well as Simply Glass Window Cleaning. You could add a DBA listing instead of changing your name - especially if you have contract/repeat business. That may be more long term work instead though.

I look at this like installing the newer version of an operating system on a computer - make a list of everything to decide whether or not the time it take to do this is worth the extra features!

Oh, and I am Bill's wife and business partner - though I'm sure he'd look okay in a wig and a dress, I pull it off better!

I like it!!!

Looks Great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!