Family Run 37 Year Business Survives Britain’s Economic Strife to Expand Into Commercial Arena
As Britain attempts to recover the Global economic meltdown, one London businessman stands out on the horizon like Mars at perihelion by expanding defiantly against the slew of doom and gloom that is causing most hardened entrepreneurs to draw back.
London, United Kingdom, May 09, 2013 --(PR.com)-- MJ Kloss Painting & Decorating is still going strong having ridden years of the ups and downs of Britain’s bumpy economy. Survival is unusual enough in these uncertain times when many family-run small businesses are going by the boards. Having the guts to take the fight into a cut-throat commercial world speaks volumes for the company’s reputation.
A prime factor in their success is a policy of working 7 days a week, 52 weeks a year. Schools, into which MJ Kloss have expanded in the last year, are particularly appreciative of a programme which offers the least disturbance to normal activities from a company which prides itself on making deadlines.
The company also specialises in contracts with privately managed blocks of flats, undertaking external and internal maintenance and renovation, in particular of converted old buildings where it is essential to care for desirable period features.
This extraordinary 37 year survival has been built majorly by word of mouth. “We put it down to our company ethic: be reliable, work cleanly, be pleasant and do a good job,” says owner Mark Kloss, who started at the age of 21 by knocking on doors until he managed to persuade a Golders Green householder to give him a chance.
Mark’s professional approach stood him in good stead from the first, and before long he had to hire an apprentice to help keep up with the offers of work. From there the company grew year on year, riding out every economic storm, until today MJ Kloss stands 50 strong.
The company’s client base has expanded into maintenance and renovation of all kinds of buildings from offices, factories, shops and hotels through to libraries, hospitals, churches, museums, embassies and government buildings.
For more information please visit: http://commercial-decorators-london.co.uk/
A prime factor in their success is a policy of working 7 days a week, 52 weeks a year. Schools, into which MJ Kloss have expanded in the last year, are particularly appreciative of a programme which offers the least disturbance to normal activities from a company which prides itself on making deadlines.
The company also specialises in contracts with privately managed blocks of flats, undertaking external and internal maintenance and renovation, in particular of converted old buildings where it is essential to care for desirable period features.
This extraordinary 37 year survival has been built majorly by word of mouth. “We put it down to our company ethic: be reliable, work cleanly, be pleasant and do a good job,” says owner Mark Kloss, who started at the age of 21 by knocking on doors until he managed to persuade a Golders Green householder to give him a chance.
Mark’s professional approach stood him in good stead from the first, and before long he had to hire an apprentice to help keep up with the offers of work. From there the company grew year on year, riding out every economic storm, until today MJ Kloss stands 50 strong.
The company’s client base has expanded into maintenance and renovation of all kinds of buildings from offices, factories, shops and hotels through to libraries, hospitals, churches, museums, embassies and government buildings.
For more information please visit: http://commercial-decorators-london.co.uk/
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Kloss Commercial Decorators London
Mark Kloss
020-8949 2553
www.commercial-decorators-london.co.uk/
Mark Kloss
020-8949 2553
www.commercial-decorators-london.co.uk/
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