[Chris Sweeney]

Who are some of your key referrers? For example, I've been receiving a lot of handyman work from Realtors, property managers, and landlords. My relationships with them are basically the lifeline of my business.

So what other types of referrers send a lot of business to you? Insurance companies? Government businesses? I ask because I'm looking to develop even more relationships with other such professionals. Thanks!

 

[rselectric1]

Happy customers and other contractors.

 

[jlsconstruction]

An architect gives me a ton of work. I've also done a bunch of work for them at home and their office building

 

[Jaws]

Couple archys , my trades contractors and clients.

 

[hangit]

mostly designers. couple builders and previous customers.

 

[pappagor]

90% past customers rest architects

 

[blacktop]

Builders/General Contractors/Homeowners/Supply house/ /PAINTERS!!:thumbsup: When I get a call and they say ..I got your number from so and so...That can sometimes tell me what or who I'm dealing with.

 

[TxElectrician]

Past customers, other tradesmen

 

[tutran4]

Realtors and property manager. I get 80% of my painting jobs from them.

 

[huggytree]

95% past customers

once in a while a builder or other tradesmen will throw me a customer

realtors are horrible for tradesmen....they always use a handyman

 

[B.D.R.]

I get my refurals from word of mouth, other trades that I deal with, and my suppliers.
100%.
I don't advertise or even have my name in the book.
If you got my number , you got it from someone I know. :thumbsup:

 

[rselectric1]

realtors are horrible for tradesmen....they always use a handyman

That's been my observation as well. Also they usually have a running gig with the professional flipper types who wouldn't know a code requirement if it bit them in the ass, and don't even care.

 

[Dan_Watson]

Mostly previous customers...and family members.

 

[Kowboy]

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