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I run a small business and we use a variety of tools and equipment on a daily basis. They often need to be repaired or replaced and this becomes a significant expense. I'm trying to figure out how to reduce these costs. Should I invest in tool protection plans or focus on regular maintenance? What is the best way to extend the life of these tools without incurring unnecessary costs?
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Hi, you should perform regular maintenance - it is the most cost-effective way to prevent serious problems. You should also check to see if your tools come with any service plans or warranties. Using these will allow you to get the most out of your equipment without paying for repairs. Investing in tool protection plans can be a great long-term solution. While these plans may seem like an additional expense at the outset, they can often save you a significant amount over time by covering the cost of repairs and replacements.
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I have found that planning ahead and being proactive about tool care can make a real difference. I recommend reading articles that talk about how to get the most out of tool protection. Here is a great article that goes into detail on this topic and explains how businesses can reduce repair and replacement costs through proper maintenance and tool protection - https://avstarnews.com/the-roi-of-tool-protection-how-businesses-can-cut-costs-on-repairs-and-replacements/ It provides solid advice to help you realize the long-term savings from proper tool care!
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