Holencik Roofing Commercial

Hi,

wywoody Said: Is there any kind of decoy effect, i.e. attracting unwanted sparrows? Does anybody decline?

No it does not attract other birds.

Some people do not want me to give them the bird. LOL Most people love it. I have been told that homeowners talk to their neighbors more because of the bird. It is a conversation peice.>>>

Hi Old School,

I seen them at the Metal Roofing Convention in Baltimore.>>>

Arrrrr, well shiver me timberlines ther ,we says for shure. Ole Jack has a signature token er too that he always leaves on his vic........er.........customers ther , he does for shure. Ah emty can of tha black makes tha fine adornment to eny chimney ther, it does for shure. Ole Jack do get a few calls bout tha bud lite cans left in tha gutters ther, but we always tells em if they ketch us afore we get our number changed, tha rain'ul flush it rite on outta ther,ar ar ar ar ar ar. An ther is tha signature smell, that Ole jack most times leaves in tha bushes, when ye gotta go, ye gotta go, as tha ol sayin is, n Ole Jack n tha scurveydogs most time usualy gotta go frum all tha beverage consumptionin bein did. So all bein sed n dun Ole jack is rite up ther with Mister Lefthand, an tha a'signaturin, ar we be for shure.

YO HO HO AN A BUCKET OF BLACK! ARGH?>>>

That's slick Lefty. I like it, like it alot.>>>

excellent ad..... and I'll bet there's not anyone thinking about what they might want to give their customers in the idea of the sparrow?......but why change what already works......all members of the NRG could use the same sparrow,

and as far as jack leaving the 5 gal Karnak can behind the chimney, if you leave the cover off, and fill it with beer cans.....it's the gift that keeps giving...first the cans float out, and the teenagers can get blamed for drinking out in the yard, and then the plastic roof cement mixed with water will stain the roof and cha-ching...service call....another brilliant idea.....mate!!>>>

You klnow that is not going to happen. They don't care!>>>

Mike,

The name plate is a great idea. We had a service call 3 weeks ago to a church that we put a rubber roof on 8 years ago. A lot of curbs meant a lot of seams. The parish maintenance man took it upon himself to seal all the seams with roof cement about a year after it was installed just as a "precaution". They developed a leak at one of the seams and someone had enough brains to look in the records to see who put the roof on. We fixed the leak but promptly notified them that the warranty was now void because of the mess that was up there. Don't know if just our name up there would have stopped him but maybe a plate with our name saying something like

Contact Prescott Roofing BEFORE any repairs are made.

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I was thinking of getting brass name tags for my copper roofs and soldering them to the roof. I could never find anybody that could make them with out buying 10,000 of them.>>>

Just do 10,000 roofs!>>>

Good show, Lefty.

Larry, get yourself (or make yourself) a stamp and emboss your own bit of copper with the stamp and solder it on. If that's too daunting, go buy yourself a little set of those number & letter stamps and tap them in.>>>

Hi Lefty, It is now June 4th, a few weeks since your commercial. Has it proven fruitful to some degree? Inquiring minds want to know. PC>>>

Love the bird idea........kudos! Will he make me a seal? I've thought about adding one to every roof we do for years. Went with a little nameplate for a while but from ground level it was too small to read so we gave up on it.

JET>>>