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Jackie Rainwater

Jackie Rainwater is a 46-year veteran and former owner of Peachtree Heating and Air-Conditioning in Atlanta. He built his businesses on service agreements. 

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Establish a Primary Service Area (PSPSA)

Experienced and successful entrepreneur, Jackie Rainwater, discusses why it's important to designate a primary service area and how to do it the right way.

Originally published Published: 03.06.12 Author By Jackie Rainwater

How to Improve Installation Quality Control

Would you like to triple your customer referrals? Increase your sales closure rate 10%? Cut your installation warranty cost 75%? Add 1% to your installation profits? Reduce the turnover rate …

Originally published Published: 10.01.10 Author By Jackie Rainwater

Proven Ways To Generate Sales Leads

Weather-driven sales certainly are a nice windfall when they happen. However, depending on temperature extremes to grow a viable hvac retail business simply doesn’t work for the long haul. In …

Originally published Published: 09.01.07 Author By Jackie Rainwater

Boost Your HVAC Accessories Sales

By educating customers about additional accessories, your company can increase sales and profit margins.

Originally published Published: 08.01.07 Author By Jackie Rainwater

How To Deliver What Customers Really Want

Delivering hvac and IAQ products and services customers want and need in a way that makes their overall experiences with your company convenient and pleasant should be the primary objective …

Originally published Published: 05.01.07 Author By Jackie Rainwater

The Importance Of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

Using key performance indicators and financial information is vitally important in operating a successful hvac business. Never overlook the extreme importance of also maintaining the right company culture.

Originally published Published: 03.01.07 Author By Jackie Rainwater

Establish a Primary Service Area

Maximize productivity and profits by establishing an effective primary service area and making sure your organization clearly understands it.

Originally published Published: 02.01.07 Author By Jackie Rainwater

Great Companies Are Built With Great Internal Communications

Failure to properly communicate with employees (co-workers) on a consistent and timely basis is one of the biggest causes of the inability to achieve growth, profitability, and stability.

Originally published Published: 12.01.06 Author By Jackie Rainwater

Part 4: Establish the Appropriate Culture in Your Company

A culture that values and nurtures its customers and co-workers was the key to the tremendous growth and profitability of Peachtree Heating and Air Conditioning (Peachtree) from 1990 to 2002.

Originally published Published: 09.01.06 Author By Jackie Rainwater

Part 3: Establish the Appropriate “Culture” in Your Company

Part 3 of a series: How Peachtree Heating and Air Conditioning put in place principles, practices, and processes to assure co-workers were “winners”.

Originally published Published: 08.01.06 Author By Jackie Rainwater

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