Mark VII Details Newsletter

An Ounce of Prevention

There’s an old saying—“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” That’s true for our health, and it’s just as true for the health of your carwash. While Mark VII units are designed for durability and trouble-free service, they still benefit from regular attention. Jake Downey, northeast regional service leader for Mark VII, notes that simply being observant is one of the best ways to keep things running smoothly. Read more.

One Great Wash Deserves Another

Folks get into the carwash business for many reasons. For Steve Brunk, a carwash came to him as part of a package deal. “I own a Minuteman Press franchise here in Vero Beach, and I was looking for a new location with 10,000 square feet of warehouse space,” he recalls. “My real estate agent called and said, ‘I’ve got the perfect place for you, but there’s one catch. It comes with a carwash.’ And that’s how I got into the carwash business.” Read more.

A Carwash Resurrected

Like many new carwash owners, Bryan Coloroso was looking for guidance as he attempted to breathe new life into his High Mesa Car Wash in Federal Heights, Colorado. He found the help he was looking for with the Mark VII team. Read more.

No Pre-wash Needed

“We were looking for a machine that would deliver a superior wash while, at the same time, being much more reliable,” Tom relates. “We did a lot of searching and checked out many different machines. We saw the SoftWash DF at another dealership down the street from us. We were quite impressed with the wash quality, the cycle time and the fact that it offered many different programming options.” Read more.

Set Yourself Apart with ShineTecs

What is one of the top goals of every carwash operator in America? To differentiate himself from the competition. Giving customers a reason to choose your wash over the operator down the street is a key to repeat business and customer loyalty. Read more.

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