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paul321

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The last 3 to 4 years we've done Six B.J. Brewhouse's for them. They are nice people. Will pay a deposit, balance is 45-60. Installed a Sketchers for them back in August. Waiting 57 days for that project as of today. (didn't get deposit on Sketchers)

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I haven't worked for this company but know them as they are in the next city over from my office. I know some sign techs who have worked for these folks and they do have a fairly high turnover of staff. They are basically a small company and are not in the same league as Coast Signs, YESCO or some of the other large nationals around the country. I think the person that is the contact is Candi Gledhill. They are an established company here in California and have an owner relationship with Signs & Services in Stanton, California. I believe the name to know is De ruyter who has the connection in both companies.

Their office is in an commercial/industrial area of Anaheim and the facility is professional in appearance. They do have a high turnover of employees on a continuing basis but who doesn't nowadays. They have some high profile accounts so i would assume they pay on time. But I would advise you to take all the normal precautions you would when starting any new account. Remember, you are in one state and they are in another so always proceed with basic caution.

"Don't be afraid to see what you see" - President Ronald Reagan

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