Fixing major problems the previous slum lord wouldn’t

We bought this building just 4 weeks ago. We have already made some great strides to make it a better place. What project is next?

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[louisstennes]

Saw the outside A/C unit. Recommend you have someone install a lockable cage around it to prevent theft. As I drive around I see many businesses doing this. Techs still have access but thieves will move on to an easier heist.

[byates]

You should use only one filter, two will be to restrictive! 25 years HVAC experience!

[c.johnweir]

23000 lumos LED light which is a lot brighter than the sunlight reflected off the Moon. My boss put those in at our warehouse and they light up a good chunk of the lot besides inside of our facility. I've been taking down a bunch of old halogen light bulbs and fixtures and replacing them with LED lights and it's a lot brighter in there and we're saving a lot more money. LED is the way to go.

[marks.]

Slum-lord? Its always your choice though... Signed...a fan.

[williamspain]

Thanks for sharing your updates to the building and property 😮

[wanted-]

Good choice on the new HVAC system Mike. Better to spend the price for a new unit than to band-aid the old one just for it to break down six months latter, and then have to buy a new unit. As far as the economy. I'm older now, and have been through two of these low periods. They eventually smoothe out just like this one will. We just have to keep our heads down, push though, and wait until it turns around. I wish you much luck.

[tman]

I drive past the store every day and I guess i did not notice any of the improvements except for the new outdoor lights.

[johnhanselman]

Mike is a machine. It is all looking good. I can image the future video of the of the added parking lot lights shining on black parking lot pavement.

[AMStationEngineer]

Having been a Carrier HVAC, an an industrial refrigeration contractor (retired after more than 40 'part-time' years at it), I'd advise you to purchase a 30 lb 'tank-'O-R410A', using documentation that you agree/swear that only an EPA 608 trained/certified technician or company licensed in your state/area will affect 'sealed repairs at your facility, and that it will be stored at that property, or a 'business-dedicated storage area', because R410A will become difficult/'way expensive' to obtain after 2024. Purchase "Viper Maximum Strength Venom Pack Condenser Cleaner " either online or locally, and a 'handheld foaming spray gun' (Harbor Freight will suffice) to maintain the (outside) half of the 'split', and mini-split. These steps will lengthen the lifespan of the equipment, and remember that it's a good idea to have profesional maintenance performed annually on both the split and mini-split. Wishing you the best!

[Trout]

Sells the Trail Boss yesterday and it's back in the video today in the background? lol

[whiskeytangofoxtrot]

I love that you use local talent for your work. I am waiting for your dealership before I come down to visit ya. I live in Huron IN just north of ya a bit. Great work pal.

[billmcvoy]

ASPHALT ALTERNATIVE sorry for the caps need to get your attention. Check out tar and stone, as long as you don't get above the 90s it is something they do in upstate New York. Depending on traffic it last quite awhile and is not very expensive. The DOT (Department of Transportation) uses it on secondary rural roads. You have to wait for the tar to dry but it really is a good alternative.
There is another product to check out it is call "PAC" it's actually a base for asphalt, it is made of three sizes of stones that lock together when rolled. This could be a option because your problem is loose stone, this is rolled down like asphalt, then if you need it you pave over it.

Myself I down think you lot is worth paving, you have been in the Auto business a long time your building is always going to too small to spend all this money.

If I was you fix the place up and find a place that has already been done. I understand you can write some of this off on taxes but I think you are over spending for the lot. I don't know your area but even with a paved lot it is still going to be a small car lot with an expensive driveway.

[Hotday-]

Great work they will pay for their self in the long run brush your comfort will be a lot better

[ryanridgely]

Cars and coffee would be super cool to have in Georgetown! I love that you're snazzing the corner of town up. Thanks!

[frankwolf]

Did you ever consider using "Milling"? When highways are redone, they usually Mill the old roadway and they need a way to get rid of it. You could supply them with ability to get rid of it locally if the job is close by. You would just need a roller to compact it. They would spread it using their dump trucks.

[gwillis]

There is a big decision still to be made: ASPHALT or CONCRETE Be sure to consider all your options carefully

[bronxtaskforce]

I hope you secure the keys to the vehicles in the lot as well since there has been a rash of subjects breaking into dealerships and driving away with vehicle being sold on the lot.

[ericwillingham]

Yall are awesome I wish yall would move to Bama sir

[anthonysourdiff]

You should put some money into extra insulation. That'll help keep your energy bills lower.

[brandokuitt]

Ehh hope all is well brother 🙏🤙 keep it up agin love what your doing ! From canada ontario 🇨🇦