Will this guide be sufficient for you to complete your project successfully? Perhaps, if the move is simple, the destination is nearby, and you have some talented individuals to take part.

For your facility action, do you have to meet a deadline, a lease expiration or an option? Or are you free of time constraints? Control the schedule either way.

Who should consider a relocation? Can you keep a secret? What does the cost analysis tell you? How do you proceed?

4. Tips, to avoid or resolve common problems (four pages)

From buried fuel tanks through easements to telephone switchboards and computer moves, these tips point out potential problems.

If your project is too complex for the experience of your organization alone, or your people don't have the time to run the business and move simultaneously, then call on JPR.

Objectively and confidentially, JPR can tailor its services to lead a project, provide periodic assignments of a limited nature, or supplement client resources as they run the business.

As the client chooses, JPR can

• Plan, organize, accomplish a relocation project to meet budget and time constraints with a minimum of interruption to business.
• Consolidate multiple operations into one cost effective facility, and achieve expected benefits.
• Perform a site search if necessary, JPR can locate another community and / or property that meets client criteria not only for favorable costs but also for pleasant quality of life.

Please call on JPR to lead your project, to train or guide your people. There is no obligation for discussions or proposals.

Call Jack Greene, 843-422-1298