Lon Henderson from Lonnies Lath&Plaster LLC

Lon Henderson

Lonnies Lath&Plaster LLC

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I've been licensed for 17 yrs and am in good standings with the registrar. No job is too small and I will treat each job as if my own.

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Lon from Lonnies Lath&Plaster LLC Answered this on May 06, 2020
Any kind of disinfectant or hand sanitizer seems to be very popular. (more) Any kind of disinfectant or hand sanitizer seems to be very popular.

Lon from Lonnies Lath&Plaster LLC Answered this on February 19, 2020
Yup word and mouth is best especially if you’ve been in business for a long time. If your just beginning then getting your name out there along with what you offer and perhaps the amount of experience you have via the internet, newspapers or handing out cards or even posting messages on bulletin... (more) Yup word and mouth is best especially if you’ve been in business for a long time. If your just beginning then getting your name out there along with what you offer and perhaps the amount of experience you have via the internet, newspapers or handing out cards or even posting messages on bulletin boards.

Lon from Lonnies Lath&Plaster LLC Answered this on February 05, 2020
I refer people who call me about different trades than what I do and the people I refer to are licensed and capable of performing the work. (more) I refer people who call me about different trades than what I do and the people I refer to are licensed and capable of performing the work.

Lon from Lonnies Lath&Plaster LLC Answered this on January 22, 2020
The best advice is if your advertising and business methods aren’t working then instead of seeking outward advice you need to take additional steps yourself. Get out and shake the bushes and drum up some work. (more) The best advice is if your advertising and business methods aren’t working then instead of seeking outward advice you need to take additional steps yourself. Get out and shake the bushes and drum up some work.
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Lon from Lonnies Lath&Plaster LLC Answered this on November 27, 2019
Now that I’m not running a crew or working on one I’m learning to relax more and enjoying the time off. This time of the year I’m extremely thankful for all the people in my life and what I’ve accomplished for the last several years. (more) Now that I’m not running a crew or working on one I’m learning to relax more and enjoying the time off. This time of the year I’m extremely thankful for all the people in my life and what I’ve accomplished for the last several years.

Lon from Lonnies Lath&Plaster LLC Answered this on December 28, 2018
It’s the legal profession but it would have to be censored. (more) It’s the legal profession but it would have to be censored.

Lon from Lonnies Lath&Plaster LLC Answered this on November 09, 2018
I became a licensed contractor for a number of reasons. I had worked for afew companies before I got licensed and gained experience and saw a lot of some good and some bad practices. For myself when I did the lath and plaster on a house I did it as if it were my house only doing the quality work... (more) I became a licensed contractor for a number of reasons. I had worked for afew companies before I got licensed and gained experience and saw a lot of some good and some bad practices. For myself when I did the lath and plaster on a house I did it as if it were my house only doing the quality work that I would want on my house, A high standard. The customers were also considered friends or neighbors.Word and mouth is the best advertising.

Lon from Lonnies Lath&Plaster LLC Answered this on October 26, 2018
I preferred the mom and pop type business rather than the large conglomerates. In Wisconsin back in the 50s  and 60s there were cheese and sausage shops that were small and very good. They were put out of business by large business like a Kraft and new regulations started that also ended the... (more) I preferred the mom and pop type business rather than the large conglomerates. In Wisconsin back in the 50s  and 60s there were cheese and sausage shops that were small and very good. They were put out of business by large business like a Kraft and new regulations started that also ended the methods they used to prepare and dispose of their wastes.

Lon from Lonnies Lath&Plaster LLC Answered this on September 21, 2018
Actually I don’t want clients coming back month after month. I’m a contractor who wants to do the job right the first time and of course I have a two year guarantee and I honor that but I really don’t feel a need to come back once the job is completed. (more) Actually I don’t want clients coming back month after month. I’m a contractor who wants to do the job right the first time and of course I have a two year guarantee and I honor that but I really don’t feel a need to come back once the job is completed.

Lon from Lonnies Lath&Plaster LLC Answered this on September 14, 2018
Interacting with contractors in my trade is always for me a good way to get up to date on what’s going on with the market. A chance to catch up on the latest news and to get along with the competition. (more) Interacting with contractors in my trade is always for me a good way to get up to date on what’s going on with the market. A chance to catch up on the latest news and to get along with the competition.

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