How Uniforms Affect Your Customers

When you see Joe Garcia, he is always sporting a Garcia Landscaping shirt. According to him, “Most of my wardrobe comprises clothing with our company logo.” Garcia, the Chief Technical Officer at Garcia Landscaping, is content with his uniform. “I take pride in wearing my work attire, stand tall and carry myself confidently when I’m dressed in our shirts. Everyone in our team does the same. It’s the company policy.”

Our uniforms are meticulously maintained, giving Garcia Landscaping a polished look, and it’s not just us that our uniforms impact, but our clients as well.

Representing a Brand

“When we’re on your property, we’re representing your brand, we’re an extension of your business,” says Garcia.

“People see our team and vehicles, and if we look unkempt, it can leave a bad impression of you.”

As Garcia’s parents used to say, “guilt by association.” Garcia states that “People tend to make judgments based on what they see, so if we arrive at your property wearing stained and ripped clothes, it can reflect poorly on your company. First impressions matter the most, so we care about your brand as much as our own, and our tidy uniforms create a great first impression that lasts.”

Easily Spot Us

When a client looks around they want to easily see who’s on the property and why.

Garcia says “Our supervisors wear collared shirts to show their level of training and responsibility, so you know who to look for on your site.”

Uniforms Keep Everyone Safe

Working on site can be hazardous, especially close to roadways and parking lots. This is where uniforms come into play, with “safety green” vests and shirts making it easy for pedestrians and drivers to see workers from a distance, reducing accidents on the property.

Promoting Positivize Look for the Customer

“People tend to make snap judgments,” Garcia explains. “When we look good, it can lead to a positive first impression instead of a negative one.”