SES Foam Discusses Growth Opportunities for a Spray Polyurethane Foam Business

HOUSTON, TX – April 6, 2015 – So you’re landing jobs on a regular basis and revenue is flowing in, but what about profit? Is it where you’d like it to be? Sure, it’s sensible to improve operational aspects of your business, but what about improving the business of your business? It can be difficult to take a step back in the midst of the day-to-day grind, but doing so is key to maximizing profit. In that regard, what happens before and after the job is just as important as the job itself. Taking time to improve can have a beneficial impact on your bottom line, and below we’ll outline some fundamental considerations.

The basis of a successful and profitable bid begins with accurate measurements. Contractors who can’t utilize electronic or paper blueprints offered by new construction applications must generate accurate measurements themselves, and laser measuring devices can come in handy. Common measurement oversights include ambiguities related to the building envelope, and the exclusion of non-insulated areas like windows, doors, and studs. The latter might seem like a no-brainer, but can be easily overlooked, and the insulation

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