How to close a deal.....((((Updated Pics))))

[Cuttingedge]

I went out to do an estimate today on a Papa Murphy's property. They were a little iffy when I gave them the price and wanted to know how much more it would be to tint their entry door on their home. I told them I would do it for free if they excepted my proposal for their commercial property. After that they said "sounds like a deal to me". Sometimes customers make it so easy to close on an estimate. The good thing is their house is only 2 minutes away from their store and its only a single storm door. I plan on doing MG-05 on the top windows and DN-35 on the bottoms.

[TINT]

its always a done deal when a customer hears something for free

[kats2112]

Too bad it wasn't one of those leaded glass doors with 200 little pieces!

[Guest Crackz]

nice get that $$$$$$$$$ bro

[Guest vclimber]

5% on the tops with that shadowing from the awnings.

[Cuttingedge]

Thats what they wanted. They agreed there will be no glass breakage warranty (in writing). Every window is dual pane tempered and a few doors down there is blackout on those windows and it has been up there for 2 years per the employees. I think it should be okay. The absorption is 58% compared to 94% on blackout.

[Guest vclimber]

Thats what they wanted. They agreed there will be no glass breakage warranty (in writing). Every window is dual pane tempered and a few doors down there is blackout on those windows and it has been up there for 2 years per the employees. I think it should be okay. The absorption is 58% compared to 94% on blackout.

If it's tempered then you'll be fine.

[Cuttingedge]

Here are the results. DN-35 on the bottom windows and MG-05 on the tops. The door I did for free at the owner's home ended up only being one of those small patio doors with a window pane measuring only 24" x 63".

Before

After

[carolinatinter]

why does it look purple?

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