Ben,

I believe there are enough vehicles with damaged windshields on the roads to provide this volume of work in most if not all parts of the country. Whether or not the owners opt for repair and pick you as there service provider well theres just to many variables to determine such a statistic for repair volume per day. Your commitment level(full or partime) as well as your ability to market and attract these potential customers as well as how saturated your market is will play a major role though. Pick a customer goal per day you can handle and still believer unequaled service and strive for that. Don't be discouraged if you don't make your mark. It will be good one day and poor the next with good and bad streaks in between.

I am part time and personally do not do that many repairs per day. Not even close. The volume varies from day to day and week to week. I am growing at the pace I have set for myself and I am pleased with the results of my efforts. I have fleet accounts and personal accounts. The only advertising I do at this point is meeting and greeting, tabbed flyers and word of mouth. I am hesitant to do any formal advertising and not being able to meet the demand while maintain my fulltime career.

The potential is there if you want it bad enough. Go get it and good luck.

Pay it foward,

Brian
www.safeglasstechnologies.com

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