What measures do you take to ensure quality control across all sites?

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Quick answer: Multi-layered quality control: GPS tracking, live dashcam footage, random on-site inspections, photo/video documentation, supervisor reviews after every storm, and logged client feedback. Quality isn't a single checkpoint — it's built into every visit, every route, every storm, and every post-event review.

Per-visit quality controls

  • GPS tracking: arrival, on-site movement, and departure timestamps captured automatically.

  • Live dashcam feeds: operations can see service happen in real time.

  • Scope-diagram adherence: crew tablet shows exactly what to service; anything outside the scope is flagged.

  • Photo/video documentation: before/after captures especially for new accounts, commercial sites, and low-visibility conditions.

Per-storm quality reviews

  • Random on-site inspections during the event by roaming supervisors.

  • Post-storm supervisor audits confirm route completion and scope-diagram adherence.

  • Footage review for any flagged sites or client-reported issues.

  • Client feedback logging — every call, email, and portal submission tracked against the account file.

Why this holds up

85% renewal rate, 12 consecutive Consumer Choice Awards, 3 consecutive SIMA Best Places to Work wins. None of those happen by accident — they happen because quality control runs continuously, not just when something goes wrong.

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