Screenmobile franchisee Eric Shryer witnessed a 2012 resurgence focusing on building and remodeling projects in the screening business. Shryer's franchise business, The Screenmobile of Springfield, MO Inc., exceeded $300,000 in revenues last year for the first time since 2008. The two-employee company splits its business between simple repairs and custom jobs such as screened-in porches.
Screenmobile franchisee Eric Shryer witnessed a 2012 resurgence focusing on building and remodeling projects in the screening business. Shryer's franchise business, The Screenmobile of Springfield, MO Inc., exceeded $300,000 in revenues last year for the first time since 2008. The two-employee company splits its business between simple repairs and custom jobs such as screened-in porches.
Screenmobile franchisee Eric Shryer witnessed a 2012 resurgence focusing on building and remodeling projects in the screening business. Shryer's franchise business, The Screenmobile of Springfield, MO Inc., exceeded $300,000 in revenues last year for the first time since 2008. The two-employee company splits its business between simple repairs and custom jobs such as screened-in porches.
Screenmobile franchisee Eric Shryer witnessed a 2012 resurgence focusing on building and remodeling projects in the screening business. Shryer's franchise business, The Screenmobile of Springfield, MO Inc., exceeded $300,000 in revenues last year for the first time since 2008. The two-employee company splits its business between simple repairs and custom jobs such as screened-in porches.
Screenmobile franchisee Eric Shryer witnessed a 2012 resurgence focusing on building and remodeling projects in the screening business. Shryer's franchise business, The Screenmobile of Springfield, MO Inc., exceeded $300,000 in revenues last year for the first time since 2008. The two-employee company splits its business between simple repairs and custom jobs such as screened-in porches.
Screenmobile franchisee Eric Shryer witnessed a 2012 resurgence focusing on building and remodeling projects in the screening business. Shryer's franchise business, The Screenmobile of Springfield, MO Inc., exceeded $300,000 in revenues last year for the first time since 2008. The two-employee company splits its business between simple repairs and custom jobs such as screened-in porches.
Screenmobile franchisee Eric Shryer witnessed a 2012 resurgence focusing on building and remodeling projects in the screening business. Shryer's franchise business, The Screenmobile of Springfield, MO Inc., exceeded $300,000 in revenues last year for the first time since 2008. The two-employee company splits its business between simple repairs and custom jobs such as screened-in porches.
Screenmobile franchisee Eric Shryer witnessed a 2012 resurgence focusing on building and remodeling projects in the screening business. Shryer's franchise business, The Screenmobile of Springfield, MO Inc., exceeded $300,000 in revenues last year for the first time since 2008. The two-employee company splits its business between simple repairs and custom jobs such as screened-in porches.
Screenmobile franchisee Eric Shryer witnessed a 2012 resurgence focusing on building and remodeling projects in the screening business. Shryer's franchise business, The Screenmobile of Springfield, MO Inc., exceeded $300,000 in revenues last year for the first time since 2008. The two-employee company splits its business between simple repairs and custom jobs such as screened-in porches.
Screenmobile franchisee Eric Shryer witnessed a 2012 resurgence focusing on building and remodeling projects in the screening business. Shryer's franchise business, The Screenmobile of Springfield, MO Inc., exceeded $300,000 in revenues last year for the first time since 2008. The two-employee company splits its business between simple repairs and custom jobs such as screened-in porches.
Screenmobile franchisee Eric Shryer witnessed a 2012 resurgence focusing on building and remodeling projects in the screening business. Shryer's franchise business, The Screenmobile of Springfield, MO Inc., exceeded $300,000 in revenues last year for the first time since 2008. The two-employee company splits its business between simple repairs and custom jobs such as screened-in porches.
Screenmobile franchisee Eric Shryer witnessed a 2012 resurgence focusing on building and remodeling projects in the screening business. Shryer's franchise business, The Screenmobile of Springfield, MO Inc., exceeded $300,000 in revenues last year for the first time since 2008. The two-employee company splits its business between simple repairs and custom jobs such as screened-in porches.
Screenmobile franchisee Eric Shryer witnessed a 2012 resurgence focusing on building and remodeling projects in the screening business. Shryer's franchise business, The Screenmobile of Springfield, MO Inc., exceeded $300,000 in revenues last year for the first time since 2008. The two-employee company splits its business between simple repairs and custom jobs such as screened-in porches.
Screenmobile franchisee Eric Shryer witnessed a 2012 resurgence focusing on building and remodeling projects in the screening business. Shryer's franchise business, The Screenmobile of Springfield, MO Inc., exceeded $300,000 in revenues last year for the first time since 2008. The two-employee company splits its business between simple repairs and custom jobs such as screened-in porches.
Screenmobile franchisee Eric Shryer witnessed a 2012 resurgence focusing on building and remodeling projects in the screening business. Shryer's franchise business, The Screenmobile of Springfield, MO Inc., exceeded $300,000 in revenues last year for the first time since 2008. The two-employee company splits its business between simple repairs and custom jobs such as screened-in porches.
Screenmobile franchisee Eric Shryer witnessed a 2012 resurgence focusing on building and remodeling projects in the screening business. Shryer's franchise business, The Screenmobile of Springfield, MO Inc., exceeded $300,000 in revenues last year for the first time since 2008. The two-employee company splits its business between simple repairs and custom jobs such as screened-in porches.
Logistics company Premier Truck Group is building a new truck sales and repair facility in Strafford, using precast contract, metal framing, thermoplastic polyolefin roofing and standing-seam metal in its construction.
