Utility Bill Auditing For Car Dealerships To Minimize Overheads: Service Launch
Jan 5, 2024
The team of financial sustainability consultants at Recession Resister has a new utility bill auditing service for car dealerships that want to minimize their overhead costs.
Portland, United States - January 5, 2024 /PressCable/ —
Recession Resister knows that with over 18,000 light car dealerships in the US it is a competitive market, and that cost-cutting is a crucial step in enhancing budget sustainability and boosting profitability; and this is what they are aiming to bring dealerships with their new utility bill auditing service.
More information is available at https://recessionresister.com/
Recession Resister has launched their new service for car dealerships in response to the growing number of dealerships that have opened in the last two years. According to the latest figures from Automotive News, there has been a 3% growth in the number of both new and used car dealerships in the last couple of years. However, auto sales have been shaky this year, with dealer sentiment tumbling this quarter, especially in the face of ongoing strikes and higher interest rates.
As such, Recession Resister appreciates that now is a time for car dealerships, especially used car dealerships—which are currently facing a bottoming out of prices—to look for places to minimize costs.
Recession Resister knows that the bright lights of many car dealership’s expansive show-grounds are one of their major costs and that electricity, alongside other utilities, represents, on average, 15% of a business’s costs. That’s why their financial sustainability consultants are bringing car dealerships a comprehensive utility auditing and negotiation service.
They begin with utility audits because, as a spokesperson for their team explained, “On average, 80% of companies are overcharged on utility expenses, and you have a right to get that money back.” Through their service, they will audit years of bills in order to find overcharges, eliminate mistakes, and obtain refunds.
Recession Resister will also help car dealerships to renegotiate their contracts with their utility providers to obtain better rates, and/or will recommend switching service providers to secure the most competitive rates available on the market.
About Recession Resister
Recession Resister is an expense management firm that serves businesses across America. With all of their financial sustainability services, they work on a no-save, no-pay contingency basis.
Their spokesperson added, “If we don’t find you any refunds or reduction opportunities, you don’t pay us a thing. Whatever we find, we split 50/50. We can audit all your utility bills for you - at no upfront cost, risk or obligation.”
For more information, visit https://recessionresister.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Brian Richards
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Organization: Recession Resister
Address: 11923 NE Sumner St STE 687470, Portland, Oregon 97220, United States
Website: https://recessionresister.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89117861
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