Hello, I am starting a Medical and Professional facilities maintenance business. I plan to maintain medical and professional buildings for doctors, attorneys, banks, and general office. I want to provide a white glove maintenance service catering to a higher end clientel. I am curious what any of you think of this concept and some tips on how i can price for what i want to offer would be appreciated. I made a website, and would like you to review it and give some feedback. Thank you www.mpfm1.com is the site..

RC

Facilities management is a good field but I think you're going to find it to be a competitive business. However, I don't think that should hold you back. Learn who your competition is, what they do well and their weaknesses and find ways that your organization can capitalize on them.

Pricing can be done several ways. One is simply to figure out your hourly cost and add to it what you wish to make as profit and consider this to be your "shop-rate". The other way is to survey the competition. This would probably have to be done by contacting potential customers. During this contact I don't think I would ask who's currently doing it. Just probably if they outsource this service and roughly what they pay. Because much of this type of work is done on a bid basis, you'll want to make sure you set your raw rate high enough that you can lower it to win bids without losing money.
Good luck...
Denny

People have given you feedback on your other stuff so I'll give you feedback on your website.

The colors are good - classic and not offensive (i.e., super bright).

The text on the website is too small - people are going to have to squint to read it so you need to make it bigger. Your buttons should be bigger as well.

Your contact information should be at the top of every page rather than at the bottom in the lower left hand corner (especially because you do not have a page called Contact Us).

I realize that you just started but you should have a testimonials page raving about how awesome and trustwrothy your services are.

Finally, your Work Order page should have the contact information and a form that people can fill in if they want to do that rather than contacting you. If you just keep the contact info, then you should rename the page to Contact Us because otherwise the name of the page doesn't make much sense.

As a last note, you should also purchase mpfmone.com and have it redirected to mpfm1.com because, I gurantee, that when you start telling people the domain name, they'll spell out the number 1 and you'll loose traffic.

Good luck!

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