Many service companies offer contracts for commercial clients, and commercial glass companies are some of those companies. You can always do a per-service relationship, but in a lot of ways, a contract is far better. Here is a look at why it is a good idea to sign up for a service contract with a commercial glass repair service company.
Get faster response during emergency glass situations.
Sometimes, glass repair needs can be an emergency situation, and you will need someone to get to your store as quickly as possible for help. There are several examples of when a glass repair situation would be deemed an emergency, such as:
- If one of the entry doors is broken and leaving your business vulnerable where security is concerned
- If one of the glass doors on a freezer or cooler breaks and your products are at risk of being ruined
- If you have glass that is broken that is posing a risk to your employees or customers
Get special rates for all repairs performed.
One of the biggest advantages of signing a service contract with a commercial glass repair service company is the fact that you will probably get a discount on a lot of the services they have to offer. For example, if you are contracted with a specific company, they may offer you a discount on:
- Replacement parts for doors and store glass
- Repair work fees or labor costs
- After-hours service calls
If your store has a ton of glass and you are frequently needing assistance, it is usually more financially feasible to have a contract with a local glass repair company so they can handle all of your needs at a good price.
Get a specialist who understands your business glass needs.
When you sign a service contract with a commercial glass repair service company, most companies are going to assign you a certain technician or professional who you will end up working with the most. This professional will be sent to your store to take notes and get familiar with the types of glass fixtures you have, what the layout is, and what needs can be anticipated in the future. Therefore, you will always have a pro to call on who will know and understand your business building just as much as you do where glass is concerned. For instance, they will know what size your commercial entry doors are and what types of glass freezer doors you have in place.
