Action Services Group Engaged by Morgan’s Foods for Sign and Exterior Lighting Services

[Erik Sine]

Action Services Group's Sign and Lighting Maintenance to Cover Morgan’s Foods KFC, Taco Bell, Pizza Hut Express and A&W Restaurant Franchises Across Six States

Aston, PA (PRWEB) April 09, 2013


Action Services Group, a national retail and commercial lighting, sign and electrical maintenance and service company today announces a service agreement with Morgan’s Foods Inc., operator of KFC, Taco Bell, Pizza Hut Express and A&W restaurants under franchise licenses, to perform sign and exterior lighting service and maintenance for 73 of their franchise units.

The agreement covers on-demand sign and exterior lighting maintenance and repair services for the 73 units located throughout Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, West Virginia, Missouri and Illinois. In addition Action Services Group will provide annual sign and electrical inspection, annual sign cleaning of exterior store signs, and relamping signage and exterior fluorescent lighting once every two years.

Action Services Group provides lighting, sign and electrical maintenance services, re-lamping and LED retrofit services to retail store chains and restaurant chains, commercial building operators and educational and healthcare institutions across the United States and Canada. Using a proprietary, web based service management system, ServicePointSM Solutions, Action Services Group stores and tracks all location asset data after the initial service call virtually eliminating return-trip service charges, tracks all product warranty information to maximize cost savings and measures each service call with a customer satisfaction survey at the site level. For more details, visit http://www.actionservicesgroup.com.


Action Services Group
525 Turner Industrial Way
Aston,PA 19014
800-223-0982 http://www.actionservicesgroup.com

[Erik Sine]

Hmmm, wonder if they will be paying on time? Or will they stay #1 in the Hall of Shame?

[Snoochie]

Hmmm, wonder if they will be paying on time? Or will they stay #1 in the Hall of Shame?

I wonder if this YUM Brands franchisee knows what it is getting into??

They just jumped into the fire and will get burnt along with the fools who actually will provide the labor for next to nothing and get paid only after never ending chest pounding and threatening.

But it is still a free country and they can contract with whomever they want to.

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[Brian]

Good grief, do these companies not research anything before signing a contract? Morgan Foods better install a separate phone line to handle that calls from angry sign guys.

[fishing nut]

why not send Yum brands the links to reports on them, because image is everything to them.

[Snoochie]

Good grief, do these companies not research anything before signing a contract? Morgan Foods better install a separate phone line to handle that calls from angry sign guys.

Chubby,

The answer is obviously NO! They, like many others, do not research anything and are seduced by price and salesmanship.

I would also ask, doesn't anyone who embarks as a contractor for these folks do any research before they board the good ship Action? Again, the answer is NO or possibly they do, but are inflicted with a case of Cognitive Dissonance. They take the journey anyway, only to find the trip and destination weren't too pleasurable.

It amazes me that these guys can even stay in business, but in these times we live in, nothing surprises me anymore. And as much as it pains me to say it, I'll bet there are folks on this very board who will embark on the cruise liner even after knowing what they know about this company.

For the record, I am not one of those......

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[Snoochie]

why not send Yum brands the links to reports on them, because image is everything to them.

Sean;

YUM brands is in the process of offloading their stores to Franchisees and as hard as it is to believe it, quality control doesn't enter the picture. So long as lighting comes on, in and around the stores, nothing matters above that basic fact. The bottom line is, that when the store is sold, the maintenance is the realm of the franchisee. YUM is just an advisor or guidance counselor and doesn't get involved with the nuts and bolts of the maintenance of the franchisee locations. And if sales are good, that's all that matters.

The food industry is embroiled in stiff and ugly competition so YUM is more concerned with developing and selling Chicken Bites, Cheesy Squeezy Tacos or Super Duper burritos and other products that will pad the bottom line. Unfortunately, this is what the corporate world is about, Profits. If Action tells the Franchisee that they can do the job for a cheap price, they will get the job. To hell with image.

Profit is everything to them and Action apparently helps them fulfill this need.

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