An Organized Repair Shop | Start To Finish

I sent you an email and I hate them tags lol I just add them to my phone with a picture of the machine as the contact picture

"Schweeet Mowa Doby!" You got a tag for my Guvnah made out yet?😂🤣🍻

You gotto love a Tom Doby video, well organised brother Tom. That workshop looks tidy, everything in it’s place. Keep em coming Sir

Great tips Tom. Have a great day my friend 👍🏻

Thats a good system Tom, sure beats my blue horse notebook

9th! hahaha! Better late than never! I categorize items by putting them in order of procrastination. :-D
Stay cool and hydrated. Have a great week, Bro'!

Wow . Thats awesome. But i use those tags aswell . I use an invoice app. On my phone . Keeps track of all the that stuff . No need to scan or transfer anything . + i can email or print it out if they want a hard copy . Thanks for sharing. Hope all is well .take care and talk to ya soon . Later brother

Instead of scanning them as pictures, scan them as pdf's. They take up less space and easier to email to a customer if they need a copy of it.

This is awesome info brother!

That’s a great system. I use those Briggs forms and they have a laminated tear off tag on the bottom that matches the number at the top where you write yours in. Great video!

You should be teaching at the local High School really professional. I don't think I will ever be this efficient. Great video.

Dude! You sound like Stone Cold Steve Austin!

Tags are a must have and complete fill out information
And est if you give them one
Phone number SS is required to do repairs and correct name

I like the way your doing it
Seems best for small shop who has to do it all

Hi, As a fellow repair man, especially on small engine machinery, would you be willing to send me a template of your work/job sheet so I can have some printed here in the UK? Or advise the best place to have them printed in the format that you use? Many Thanks, Tom from Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK.

Got a link to those service tags?

I'd buy you a beer anytime

I take pictures of everything in my handyman business should I do the same with lawn mowers so I don't have a customer coming back saying I scratched or dented their stuff