Businesses today are going green and if there is one company that is certainly placing emphasis on that aspect, it has to be Schoonover Bodyworks. Known as a premier shop for collision repairs and fine detailing, Schoonover has partnered with AkzoNobel and its new waterborne paints, while outfitting its shops with newly developed eco-friendly equipment.
“As an individual and a business owner, doing the right thing for the environment is simply good business,” said Mike Schoonover, president and CEO of Schoonover Bodyworks. “Our consumers like the idea of lessening their environmental impact, but they also want the beautiful, long-lasting finish they’ve come to expect. We’ve been watching the technology evolve and finally found a product and equipment that meets our high standards for both.”
Without sacrificing the quality of their service, Schoonover has employed an overall eco-friendly effort for its operations which include:
- Water-borne paint reducing paint material usage and emission
- Conserving 15 percent on electricity and 4 percent on gas per month
- Less Hazardous Materials
- Sheet Metal and Cardboard Recycling
- Paperless Office Setting
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