While entrepreneurs choose to start a car wash business for many reasons – such as love of cars, potential financial upside, or independence – nobody does it because they enjoy compiling point-of-sale (POS) reports, profit-and-loss (P&L) data, and spreadsheets. […]
Palmer Dean is no stranger to competition in the car wash industry. The Dallas-Fort Worth area where he owns and operates Alpine Car Wash is a highly competitive car wash market, with entrants to the market seemingly every day. […]
No carwash owner would exchange their operations for kitchen sponges, a fire hose, or several rolls of paper towels. So why use tools made for another purpose when it comes to business analytics? […]
When I look back on when I got into the car washing business five years ago, my partner and I had no clue how to wash cars or what it would take to bring a car wash site to life. […]
Unit level economics for a car wash refers to the financial performance of the business on a per-unit basis. In the case of a car wash, a unit could refer to a single car wash service or a package of services offered to a customer at a single location. […]
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