We are still running into customers who aren’t getting our mass texts. It is best to visit this blog daily for an update. That is something we have full control on which makes it the best option.
One of my sons (28), who was out doing blowouts on his own came back yesterday evening in the dark totally exhausted. He asked me how I did blowouts for all those years and then came back and do paperwork until 3 a.m……. I wonder that myself now. It gets harder and harder every year to get only 3-4 hours sleep a night for 6-7 weeks. How I wish someone else knew how to deal with all the paperwork I do so I could concentrate on the sprinkler blowouts.
Yesterday Jacob and Jesse made a BIG dent in the Boise 83716, leaving only 11 left out of 54. There were only three visited yesterday that we couldn’t do. Two were locked up with no one home, and the third still had irrigation water pressure.
Jesse will finish up the ones missed yesterday in the 83716 While Jacob and I tackle the 83704. Once Jesse finishes up the 83716 he will work in the 83704 as well. Whatever we do not get to today will be worked in on Thursday. Even though we have to make frequent changes, it is always best to keep an eye on the calendar to know where we are going to TRY and be for the next several years.
We have already broken last year’s record for number of blowouts this early in the season with nearly 1,200 sprinkler blowouts. We expect to get close to doubling that number by the time the season is over.
