Snow Bros

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PVDZJE Snow bros is a business that offers to shovel snow for you when you don’t have time to do so in the winter. We are located at 4348 S. Griffin Ave. in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. If you are interested you can contact us at (414)-595- 9666.

The PVDZJE Snow Bros service will be offered to students, teachers, and general public located in the A.E Burdick area. Our service payment will be as follows. For one hour of service, the payment will be $, for two hours it will be $, etc. For our business advertisement, will have flyers, business cards and advertise on edublogs.

Our business’ competition is snow blowers, Reyes Lawncare & Landscape which is a snow removal business in Milwaukee, Homescapes Technical Landscaping which is another snow removal business in Milwaukee, and a business called snow angels.

In order for PVDZJE Snow Bros to go into business will need our supplies first. They include shovels, shovels are the essential part. Salt to remove ice from sidewalks is important so we don't need to keep going over the same area. We would also each need proper winter attire to.prevent us from getting sick. Once someone needs us to shovel the snow we would go to the house or property and cover certain spots on that property. Each taking turns if one of us gets tired or too cold.
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We will equally divide the shoveling in half by determining where people will be shoveling and when they will shovel depending on when they're available to so. In most cases will not be shoveling together as a group but individually finding where we can shovel. We feel that it would be too hard to organize us to meet up at a property when we can individually do so and at the end of each week bring all the money together. We are trusting that all employee put the money in an envelope or sealed bag and leaves it alone until we can deal with the money and pay everyone at the end of the

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