[Janitorial Supplies] Janitorial Supply Company Review

<h1>[Janitorial Supplies] Janitorial Supply Company Review - Janilink</h1>Author: <a title="Brent Patton" href="http://www.articlesbase.com/authors/brent-patton/180805.htm">Brent Patton</a> I am here to write about the company Janilink Corporation a janitorial supply in Atlanta, GA. (janitorial supplies) I am a contractor in Atlanta, GA doing floor work all over the southeast. We currently have contracts with Wal-Mart, T.J. Max, and other stores that have a lot of square footage. We consistently seek better janitorial supplies and products for our floors so that our labor will cost less. If you want the best products for the best price, then you should look no more than Janilink Corporation. When you first step into Janilink's warehouse, you will see that the setup is like a Sam's Wholesale Warehouse. They have all of there products displayed on shelves with the prices on them. They have a different array of products that give the customer options on what type of products they need for what type of jobs. The owners of the company are very knowledgeable about the type of work and products that need to be used to do any job that is out there. I once ran into a job that had wax build-up of about 15 coats on the floor. Going in there with a side to side buffer and auto scrubbers was going to take forever. However, talking with Charles (one of the owners), he recommended some equipment and informed me on how to properly quote the job so that I would make money. We did the job in three days and we got compensated heavily. Janilink does have a website that is very user friendly and have online sales from time to time. You can probably Google them or go to there site at janilink.com. They do not have all the janitorial products on the website (they have thousands of products and that would take forever to upload every one of them...lol) however, they do give you the popular items that sell. One thing I do love about Janilink is that there business model is catered towards contractors. Every cleaning supply/janitorial company that I've seen always wants to deal with you customers in bulk. Sometimes, we as contractors don't want to purchase one pallet of chemicals just to get a decent price. Cash flow is very big in this industry and with all of it going to supplies that can either make or break a small business man like myself. Janilink sells everything by each meaning that if I want to get one gallon of stripper at a good price, I can. You can also get a good price at Home Depot, but they sell garbage products that don't even work. Commercial janitorial supply warehouse that caters towards the contractors and individuals rather than big office buildings and huge corporations is something I can appreciate. Janilink also has a service center for all commercial machines. I once needed a propane buffer for repair and I got it quoted for $348.72 and they said that it will take a week for them to get to the machine. I then took it to Janilink and they charge only $173.94 and they gave the machine back to me in two days. With the number of years that I've been in this business, I have never seen a service center faster and cheaper than what Janilink does. Would I recommend this company for janitorial supplies/products and service? Uhhhh. Yes!! Would I recommend this company for any training needs? Uhhhh. Yes!! How long will I do business with Janilink? For a very long time. <a href="http://www.janilink.com/" target="_new"><a target="_blank" href="http://www.Janilink.com">http://www.Janilink.com</a></a>About the Author: Article Source: <a href="http://www.articlesbase.com/">ArticlesBase.com</a> - <a href="http://www.articlesbase.com/small-business-articles/janitorial-supplies-janitorial-supply-company-review-janilink-1023176.html" title="[Janitorial Supplies] Janitorial Supply Company Review - Janilink">[Janitorial Supplies] Janitorial Supply Company Review - Janilink</a>

I am here to write about the company Janilink Corporation a janitorial supply in Atlanta, GA. (janitorial supplies) I am a contractor in Atlanta, GA doing floor work all over the southeast. We currently have contracts with Wal-Mart, T.J. Max, and other stores that have a lot of square footage. We consistently seek better janitorial supplies and products for our floors so that our labor will cost less. If you want the best products for the best price, then you should look no more than Janilink Corporation.

When you first step into Janilink's warehouse, you will see that the setup is like a Sam's Wholesale Warehouse. They have all of there products displayed on shelves with the prices on them. They have a different array of products that give the customer options on what type of products they need for what type of jobs. The owners of the company are very knowledgeable about the type of work and products that need to be used to do any job that is out there.

I once ran into a job that had wax build-up of about 15 coats on the floor. Going in there with a side to side buffer and auto scrubbers was going to take forever. However, talking with Charles (one of the owners), he recommended some equipment and informed me on how to properly quote the job so that I would make money. We did the job in three days and we got compensated heavily.

Janilink does have a website that is very user friendly and have online sales from time to time. You can probably Google them or go to there site at janilink.com. They do not have all the janitorial products on the website (they have thousands of products and that would take forever to upload every one of them...lol) however, they do give you the popular items that sell.

One thing I do love about Janilink is that there business model is catered towards contractors. Every cleaning supply/janitorial company that I've seen always wants to deal with you customers in bulk. Sometimes, we as contractors don't want to purchase one pallet of chemicals just to get a decent price. Cash flow is very big in this industry and with all of it going to supplies that can either make or break a small business man like myself. Janilink sells everything by each meaning that if I want to get one gallon of stripper at a good price, I can. You can also get a good price at Home Depot, but they sell garbage products that don't even work. Commercial janitorial supply warehouse that caters towards the contractors and individuals rather than big office buildings and huge corporations is something I can appreciate.

Janilink also has a service center for all commercial machines. I once needed a propane buffer for repair and I got it quoted for $348.72 and they said that it will take a week for them to get to the machine. I then took it to Janilink and they charge only $173.94 and they gave the machine back to me in two days. With the number of years that I've been in this business, I have never seen a service center faster and cheaper than what Janilink does.

Would I recommend this company for janitorial supplies/products and service? Uhhhh. Yes!!

Would I recommend this company for any training needs? Uhhhh. Yes!!

How long will I do business with Janilink? For a very long time.

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