PIPELINE SERVICES, LLC

Pipeline Services, LLC is a construction company in Phoenix, Arizona.  The company is run by Charles Canfeld, who has decades of experience in the construction industry.  The company was financed by Phoenix lawyer Brett Slavicek.  The company has multiple trucks with state of the art equipment, purchased in Germany, that images underground pipes.  The company has many municipal contracts and contracts with Arizona’s leading developers.  Despite the slowing economy, the company remains strong.  Bob’s business review: A-. 

LINDA’S LEGAL COPY SERVICE

Linda’s legal copy service provides services throughout the Phoenix valley to the numerous attorneys, lawyers and law firms located in the metro Phoenix area.  They provide innovative and cost-effective solutions for your obtaining your legal records.  Linda’s Legal Copy Service specializes in court projects and on-site copy jobs of any size, big or small.  They guarantee fast turnaround times with accurate results.  Linda is the sole proprietor of Linda’s Legal Copy Service which is a minority run and owned company with several dedicated employees who seem to really enjoy their job.  Bob’s business review: A

BDR AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS

BDR Automotive Repairs is a ground breaking repair shop with only the finest diagnostic testing equipment around. BDR is incorporated in Delaware and has been doing business sing 1998. BDR Automotive Repairs works all makes and models.  The mechanics at BDR  Automotive Repairs are the highly trained and highly skilled.  They provide fast, reliable service and repairs can often be done in the same day to avoid timely and costly rental cars.  Their mechanics can give you advice on your own preventative maintenance, as well as provide some themselves. Their company has built its reputation on customer satisfaction, so they’ll never tell you something needs to be fixed when it doesn’t. The only issue we could find is the wait list to get an appointment. Bob’s business review: B+

SWEET SUGAR BAKERY

Sweet Sugar Bakery offers a delectable array of cakes, cookies, pastries and anything else your sweet tooth can imagine. Sweet Sugar Bakery has been owned by the Johansen family for over four generations now. At Sweet Sugar Bakery they can make custom cakes for any occasion.  If your imagination can think of it we can bake it.  Even if you can’t think of it they can help there too with the layout and design of any cake.  Their master cake decorators are widely versed in all aspects from design through implementation and baking of that design.  They will even deliver the cake to your specified location free of charge.  Let’s not forget about their delicious pastries and cookies as well.  If you have a sweet tooth Sweet Sugar Bakery is the place for you. Sweet Sugar Bakery was awarded Bob’s highest rating! Bob’s business review: A+

Bob Jacobs
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An increasing number of businesses today rely on construction rental equipment to fulfill their equipment demands, while also reducing overall expenditures on equipment ownership costs. This has a two-fold benefit. One is that the business can free up more capital to focus on more core areas of the business and the other is that equipment demands can be fulfilled as and when the need arises.

No long-term expenses
Instead of spending enormous amounts of capital in purchasing hordes of equipment, it would do more good to rent them instead. There are several specialized equipment rental providers that can supply businesses with all the equipment that they require. Instead of having a long-term capital commitment, the business now only has a current expense, which can be written off easily. In addition, most rental costs are predictable and non-varying, making it easier for companies to prepare their budgets. Another strategic advantage of construction rental is that various license fees and property taxes are not applicable. This further reduces the expenses. In addition, with a rental there is no added expense of repairs and maintenance.

How to go about it
If you are interested in renting equipment then you need to ensure a few things. Firstly, you need to assess underfoot conditions at the working site. Depending on whether it is smooth concrete or loose gravel, the kind of equipment selected will differ. Long distance rides on the equipment may necessitate riding control features to make the navigation easier and less uncomfortable. Depending on the end usage of the machinery the dimensions of the equipment must be selected. Often, selecting small machinery pieces in an equipment rental is more efficient. If the job necessitates it then extra attachments maybe required to perform the function optimally.

Variety of equipments
There are several kinds of equipments that businesses can rent out these days. These vary from compaction rollers, backhoe loaders, compact wheel loaders, excavators, to hydraulic excavators, multi-terrain loaders, skid steer loaders, working tools designed for compact equipment, tractors with track-type systems, telehandlers, work tools for hydraulic excavators and many other types of tools.

Affordable pricing
In these days of recession, many businesses are turning to renting equipment to fulfill their work needs. However, there is so much competition in this sphere that most providers have been slashing their rental rates to get more business from customers. This is another reason why prices of renting equipment have gone down dramatically over the last few years. So if you want to get a bargain deal just step into any rental provider and see it for yourself!

irinaM
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We are a construction company. We did a job where there was mold. We contacted a mold specialist to come in and test it. He told us that we could use his "air scrubbers" (equipment) so that it would pass. We never signed any rental agreements. We had verbally agreed that if we paid for the price of the filters that he wouldn’t charge us a rental fee. We finished the job and contacted him regarding taking the equipment back. He said he was going out of town and would call us when he returned. He didn’t. It is now 9 months later and we have contacted him many many times to give them back. Now he sent us a bill for the rental fee for the equipment. He has no signed rental agreement because we never signed one. We have had to store the equipment for him for 9 months. What is the best way to handle this?

Confirm this with a lawyer, but you need to send him certified mail (preferably served by a third party) stating that he needs to come and claim his abandoned property within 30 days or you will dispose of it.

State clearly that you do not owe him anything, and don’t elaborate.