BrightView.
BINGO you got it, thats what im saying come in low ball ef up an industry and move on. aquire and merger- nextPeople will laugh at me for saying this, but it wont be long till they are sold again or divided up and sold off. As a publicly traded company their worth is not on size or gross, its on growth. You can only bid so low, you can only pay H2B guys so little, you can only buy truck so low and mowers so low etc till you cant grow say 10% every year to keep shareholders happy.
They are good with getting account and big gross, but net and growth are something else and once they hit the floor they will soon be dealt with in one way or another.
Their success makes me think division sell offs or regional.
We don't have any nationals in my area yet, but the arbys gets mowed for $20 with tax included and done with a 21". Few other fast food places and gas stations are just a tad higher. A few acre church goes for $25. I don't see the big deal with commercial work in my area anywayCommercial prices are probably about half of what they were in 2004... Sound right?
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Yup, yup, that's why I'm self employed, that's why I don't work well with others.i tried to work for this collection of schmucks. it was awful rules, procedure, paperwork. if you made them money and got the job done with experience but broke some rule or sub category of a rule you are thought to be an *******.
You didn't read the agreement and all of the paperwork you signed when you were hired?every single mundane aspect or personality or action is micro managed. how you walk or talk, how you dress, drive, poop, eat, think. you are not an individual able to tie your shoes with out some youngster telling you thats not what the employee manual says.
Well, I hear you but it's the same logic I use:for some stupid reason if an irrigation head is broken you cant change the head they require digging all the way back to the lateral and replace all swing pipe with bluelock.
Yup, yup, that's why I'm self-employed, that's why I don't work well with others.I Think that's stupid. I like the brown trucks a lot
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You don't know what goes on behind the doors of Brickman. You have no idea what their gross and net are you're just make assumptions.People will laugh at me for saying this, but it wont be long till they are sold again or divided up and sold off. As a publicly traded company their worth is not on size or gross, its on growth. You can only bid so low, you can only pay H2B guys so little, you can only buy truck so low and mowers so low etc till you cant grow say 10% every year to keep shareholders happy.
They are good with getting account and big gross, but net and growth are something else and once they hit the floor they will soon be dealt with in one way or another.
Their success makes me think division sell offs or regional.
They are going with BrightViews??Probably a good move to combine resources. Stop bidding against each other and work to the greater good of each. The name BrightViews lame lame lame. Should have gone with BrickValley vistas. Or something along those lines.
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