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PSD Codax Business Models

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PSD Codax Business Models
PSD Codax Business Models
PSD Codax Business Models
PSD Codax Business Models

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Characterised by their relatively small footprint and low labour requirements.

  • Small footprint – either several making up a wash centre or value add for another enterprise

  • 24-hour operation – maximising availability when others may be closed

  • Unattended – low to no staff on site helps keeps operational costs low


Our pay stations and remote reporting tools are designed to meet your needs. Get in-depth information about in-bay automatic business models or contact us for more.

The In-bay Automatic / Rollover Business Model
PSD Codax Business Models

The In-bay Automatic / Rollover Business Model

Lowest cost of entry and operation, the customer performs the service they are looking for.

  • Smallest footprint – from as little as two parking spaces with drainage, up to dedicated parks

  • 24-hour operation – maximising availability when others may be closed

  • No moving parts – minimal maintenance costs

Find out more about the benefits and features of a self-service business model and how PSD Codax’s access systems accentuate these or feel free to contact us today.

​Self-Service / Jet Wash Business Model
​Self-Service / Jet Wash Business Model

Self-Service / Jet Wash Business Model

The forecourt is a familiar and reliable place to find a car wash with natural intrinsic synergies.

 

  • Opportunity – each vehicle returning to a forecourt has been on a journey and could need a clean.

  • Profitability – high margins in car wash are a great way to increase per-visit revenues and profits.

  • Interconnectivity – Connect shop tills, smart pumps and at-wash payment stations to cross promote products and services.

Maximise your understanding of customer behaviour and advertise to them at each opportunity, get in touch.

The Petrol Station Business Model
The Petrol Station Business Model

The Petrol Station Business Model

Operating on a high volume model, these are often amongst the busiest and most profitable washes.
Due to their nature each can be very different from the next, with high levels of customisation for the owner/operator as well as for their customers. Our payment terminals are just as customisable for the products and services you have on offer - see below for the model you operate.

Express Exterior

Express exterior business models are valuable for their lower labour expenses, higher volume, and increased levels of customer satisfaction.

Learn more about the various benefits of this model.

Exterior

The exterior business model is renowned for its high levels of customer service, featuring greeting service advisors. It has fewer employees than a full-service car wash, and optional extra services increase the ticket average per customer along with their satisfaction. Find out more about this model.

Flex-Service

The main advantages of flex-service business models are an increase in customer convenience, flexibility of services which allows for longer operationality, and an increase in ease of labour management due to the location of the service being condensed. Learn more about flex-service models.

Full-Service Valeting

The full-service business model gives a customer the full package. They have the highest ticket average per car, feature welcoming customer interaction, and encourage customer loyalty which is invaluable in diminishing the effect of competitors. Find out more about full-service valeting models.

Wash Centre

The Wash Centre Business Model is designed to offer a mix of jet/self-serve, vacuums, In Bay Automatic, Conveyor, and Valeting services in a multi-profit center location. Our state-of-the-art equipment and technology can help you increase customer satisfaction. Learn more about the Wash Cetre Business Model.

Tunnel and Conveyor Business Models

Tunnel and Conveyor Business Models