Egochi Awarded the Highest Rated Milwaukee Digital Marketing Agency Title by Clients Whose Businesses Have Witnessed Growth
Milwaukee, WI – Egochi Milwaukee SEO Agency is a leading digital marketing and SEO agency in Milwaukee, WI. Having been in business for years, the digital marketing agency stands by the quality of its work, providing new and existing clients with a full bouquet of internet marketing services that are tested and trusted to increase their brand visibility, brand followership and overall increase their revenue.
Boasting of a portfolio of several successful clients whose online marketing needs have been met, Egochi, a professional Milwaukee SEO company is proud to show off the rave reviews and comments from clients who have enjoyed their internet marketing services towards the growth and development of their online businesses.
One of the latest reviews received by the internet marketing and SEO agency reads, “Excellent is the only word I can find for Egochi Milwaukee SEO Agency. They’re fast in service & support. Any question I had was answered in a very short time. My website works amazingly and the support from Joe has been just magnificent. They did it all in my budget which was cost-effective for my business.”
In light of the positive reviews received by Egochi Milwaukee SEO Agency, their team remains committed to protecting their reputation and putting smiles on the faces of each of their clients. To this extent, Egochi Milwaukee SEO Agency has rebranded and repowered its services to offer more growth and better results to clients.
New and existing clients of Egochi Milwaukee SEO Agency will now be enjoying better services in the area of website design and development. Using the latest trends in the industry and fusing this with years of experience and best practices, Egochi Milwaukee SEO Agency will not only be delivering the best website design services to their clients but will also be offering website development services that will put their businesses in front of their target audience. Clients can rest assured that all of the website design services offered by their team will come out with clean graphics, well laid out website architecture, responsive websites, and a user-friendly interface. Egochi Milwaukee SEO Agency prioritizes speed and clean codes, as these are what clients will be getting.
In addition to their website design and development services, clients working with Egochi Milwaukee SEO Agency can also discuss their SEO needs with their agency. Boasting of a team of experienced SEO consultants, Egochi Milwaukee SEO Agency is in a better position to help clients implement SEO strategies that will rank their businesses higher to compete better with established rivals in these industry.
Rest assured that the SEO experts will carry out all of the needed steps including SEO audit, content optimization, the building of quality links, and SEO error fixes to ensure that client’s businesses rank high and stay on top of search engine result pages.
Egochi Milwaukee SEO Agency will also be rebranding their Social Media Marketing, Link Building, Pay Per Click, and Content Marketing services to deliver better results to new and existing clients across the globe.
Egochi Milwaukee SEO Agency is headquartered at 333 West Brown Deer Road, G Ste 302, Milwaukee, WI 53217. To take advantage of their affordable internet marketing services and join the list of clients with results and rave reviews, contact their team via phone at 414-377-3569 or send online inquiries via email to care@egochi.com. For additional information regarding their services, visit their website.
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Company Name: Egochi Milwaukee SEO Agency
Contact Person: John
Email: care@egochi.com
Phone: 414-377-3569
Address: 333 West Brown Deer Road, G Ste 302
City: Milwaukee
State: WI
Country: United States
Website: https://www.egochi.com/milwaukee-seo
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Friday, March 27, 2020
Saturday, September 14, 2019
Cadence Cabinetry
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Contact: Cadence Cabinetry; Benjamin Hughes, Owner
Phone: (262) 222-2112
Email: Benjamin@cadencecabinetry.com
Or Jandell Herum, Third Eye Local
Phone: (262) 395-4387
Email: jandell@thirdeyelocal.com
Cadence Cabinetry Announces New Showroom and Expansion into Wisconsin.
Cadence Cabinetry is proud to announce their expansion into the Wisconsin market with a new showroom and woodworking facility. Cadence Cabinetry, a custom cabinet design, wood working and remodeling company, has been in business for 12 years primarily serving the Northshore communities in Illinois. The new showroom is a hands-on display of the craftsmanship and quality of their hand-crafted cabinetry featuring multiple room vignettes, allowing customers to browse through custom cabinet designs and finishes.
Cadence Cabinetry provides unique cabinetry customizations that maximize space and increase functionality and overall cabinetry performance. They have a team of highly skilled designers who are available to meet with clients on-site as well as for in-home consultations. Clients review their custom designed project using 3-D CAD software which allows the customer to see how their remodeled or newly built space will look upon completion. The new showroom allows customers to inspect the construction, wood species, and finish options and interior accessory features.
The Cadence Cabinetry process starts with an in-depth consultation. Cadence Cabinetry wholeheartedly believes that a tour of their new showroom will expand the customer’s knowledge of available options and begin the process of developing a design that matches the uniqueness of the customer’s lifestyle.
After a design consultation, Cadence Cabinetry begins the process of tailoring cabinetry to meet the home’s unique aesthetic. This new showroom experience sparks excitement on how to turn your dream into reality.
Owner, Benjamin Hughes, stated “I am excited about opening the new showroom and millwork facility in Kenosha. Moving to Kenosha allows our company to provide Wisconsin home owners and businesses a true custom cabinetry experience. Also, this location also allows us to continue to serve the Northshore of Illinois.”
About the Facility
The new Cadence Cabinetry showroom is conveniently located at 11300 75 th Street, Suite 105 in Kenosha Wisconsin. The move was initiated by the overwhelming response to their products from current and new customers and the desire to have both a larger display showroom and woodworking facility for their artisan woodworkers. Cadence Cabinetry focuses on producing the finest hand-built and finished cabinets to all areas of Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois.
To learn more, feel free to visit the website (www.CadenceCabinetry.com) or reach us by phone at (262) 222-2112.
Contact: Cadence Cabinetry; Benjamin Hughes, Owner
Phone: (262) 222-2112
Email: Benjamin@cadencecabinetry.com
Or Jandell Herum, Third Eye Local
Phone: (262) 395-4387
Email: jandell@thirdeyelocal.com
Cadence Cabinetry Announces New Showroom and Expansion into Wisconsin.
Cadence Cabinetry is proud to announce their expansion into the Wisconsin market with a new showroom and woodworking facility. Cadence Cabinetry, a custom cabinet design, wood working and remodeling company, has been in business for 12 years primarily serving the Northshore communities in Illinois. The new showroom is a hands-on display of the craftsmanship and quality of their hand-crafted cabinetry featuring multiple room vignettes, allowing customers to browse through custom cabinet designs and finishes.
Cadence Cabinetry provides unique cabinetry customizations that maximize space and increase functionality and overall cabinetry performance. They have a team of highly skilled designers who are available to meet with clients on-site as well as for in-home consultations. Clients review their custom designed project using 3-D CAD software which allows the customer to see how their remodeled or newly built space will look upon completion. The new showroom allows customers to inspect the construction, wood species, and finish options and interior accessory features.
The Cadence Cabinetry process starts with an in-depth consultation. Cadence Cabinetry wholeheartedly believes that a tour of their new showroom will expand the customer’s knowledge of available options and begin the process of developing a design that matches the uniqueness of the customer’s lifestyle.
After a design consultation, Cadence Cabinetry begins the process of tailoring cabinetry to meet the home’s unique aesthetic. This new showroom experience sparks excitement on how to turn your dream into reality.
Owner, Benjamin Hughes, stated “I am excited about opening the new showroom and millwork facility in Kenosha. Moving to Kenosha allows our company to provide Wisconsin home owners and businesses a true custom cabinetry experience. Also, this location also allows us to continue to serve the Northshore of Illinois.”
About the Facility
The new Cadence Cabinetry showroom is conveniently located at 11300 75 th Street, Suite 105 in Kenosha Wisconsin. The move was initiated by the overwhelming response to their products from current and new customers and the desire to have both a larger display showroom and woodworking facility for their artisan woodworkers. Cadence Cabinetry focuses on producing the finest hand-built and finished cabinets to all areas of Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois.
To learn more, feel free to visit the website (www.CadenceCabinetry.com) or reach us by phone at (262) 222-2112.
Frontier Title & Closing Services
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
9/11/19
Chris Grow
Third Eye Local262-347-5256
chris@thirdeyelocal.com
Frontier Title & Closing Services, LLC, announces Ryan Jacobi as the Company’s Legal Counsel/Commercial Underwriter.
Hartland, WI: Locally owned and operated Frontier Title and Closing Services, LLC, is pleased to announce the addition of Ryan Jacobi , Attorney at Law. Ryan is well versed in real estate and tax law, and is the former owner of RMJ Law, LLC. He graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, continuing on to Marquette University to receive his degree in law. Ryan had the pleasure of being mentored by the now-Dean of Admissions, Ms. Vada Lindsey. His experience in both governmental and academic circles allows him to bring a unique approach to private sector businesses and individuals. Ryan is based in Frontier’s Milwaukee Office located in the Mayer Building at 342 N Water Street, Milwaukee.
Ryan will provide in-house legal counsel for Frontier Title & Closing Services, and will provide the knowledgeable guidance necessary to ensure unparalleled customer service for a smooth real estate transaction. Ryan loves working with commercial deals and is truly a perfect fit for the position based on his background. He has a transactional mindset that is ready to take Frontier Title and Closing Services, LLC, to the next level. “ We are so exited to have Ryan join our team with his experience and passion in real estate. We’ve grown in the commercial title sector over the last couple of years and adding Ryan to our experienced underwriting team will help continue that trend” says, Trey Dittmann, President.
About Frontier Title and Closing Services, LLC:
Frontier Title and Closing Services, LLC, through its affiliation with ALTA’s best practices, offers superior customer service from their experienced team and employees. They offer a full service of commercial and residential title products. Frontier Title and Closing Services is a leader in new construction, working with most of the leading builders by offering personal and professional service with excellent turnaround time.
For additional information, contact:
Trey Dittmann, President
Frontier Title and Closing Services, LLC
Hartland, Wisconsin 53029
(262) 361-4466
trey@frontiertitlellc.com
http://www.frontiertitlellc.com
Friday, September 6, 2019
Ascend Talent Strategies Milwaukee
Contacts: Bob Young, 414-888-4287 x105
Trish Sauers, 414-888-4287 x102
Ascend Talent Strategies Hosts Ribbon Cutting and Seminar
[Milwaukee, Wisconsin – September 05, 2019] – Ascend Talent Strategies, an organizational and behavior consulting company based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is celebrating its new location in October. Robert Young, Psy.D., Russell Barcelona, Ph.D., Julie Unite, Ph.D., and Rick Bauman, Ph.D. co-founded the company to help leaders, organizations, family businesses, and government agencies unlock the power of their employees and potential new talent. From leadership development and succession planning, to cultural transformations and conflict resolution, Ascend’s founders utilize their combined experience of over 100 years to provide evidence-based insights into the most challenging and ambiguous people issues. Now, they are ready to take a moment to celebrate Ascend’s growing success and open their office doors to clients and friends. “After making a smooth transition into our new offices, we want to step back and celebrate our success. And there’s no better way to do that than to invite clients, friends and family to our official ribbon cutting ceremony,” said Russ Barcelona, Ph.D. and Ascend Co-founder.
Ascend Talent Strategies will be hosting its ribbon cutting ceremony and seminar in its new downtown Milwaukee office October 17th.
Join the Ascend team at 4:00pm for a seminar about high potential development, ribbon cutting, office tours, networking, and so much more. Ascend will be providing hors d’oeuvres and happy hour. To learn more, visit our event page.
About Ascend Talent Strategies
The Ascend Talent Strategies business and organizational psychologists dive deep, working collaboratively with clients to help them identify, develop, and lead the most important and misunderstood part of any organization: people. With over 100 years of combined experience, our doctorate-level experts are more than talent experts – they are experts in using talent to generate tangible business results. Whether we are working with your leaders, your teams, your organization, your family business, or government agency, we can help you unlock the power of your people and the potential of your talent.
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Ascend Talent Strategies
ascendtalentstrategies.com
(414) 888-4287
735 N Water St, Suite 712
Milwaukee, WI 53202
Thursday, August 29, 2019
Muskego Home Remodeling
Are you in need of residential remodeling work? If so, look no further than the team at Jewell Homes. A Muskego, Wisconsin -based homebuilder and developer, Jewell Homes recently entered the home remodeling business. With a focus on kitchens, baths, lower levels, doors, and windows, the Jewell remodeling division serves communities throughout Milwaukee and Waukesha counties, and all around southeastern Wisconsin. As with its homebuilding and development businesses, you can expect top-notch customer service, communication, materials, and labor every step of the way. We have highly-experienced and customer-centered carpenters and project managers on staff, and our extensive network of residential remodeling subcontractors and materials suppliers is constantly vetted and closely monitored to ensure only the highest quality outcomes.
Additionally, we have concrete expertise in the local real estate business. Because we are also a new homebuilder and developer, we truly have a pulse on the market. We know what buyers are looking for, and we know what sellers and potential sellers can do, or sometimes must do, to make their homes more marketable and attract those buyers. This expertise is just one more way we seek to deliver exceptional value to our clients.
Browse our Web site at https://www.jewellhomesinc.com to learn more about us and what we can offer, and then give us a call at 262-971-1002 to get the conversation started with Steve Caylor, our remodeling division manager. It all starts with a conversation, and we’d love the opportunity to chat with you about your needs and goals and see what we can do to help you out.
Jewell Homes
S75W17237 Janesville Rd., Ste. 200
Muskego, WI 53150
262-971-1002
steve@jewellhomesinc.com
www.jewellhomesinc.com
Jewell Homes on Facebook
Jewell Homes on Muskego Area Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Web site
Friday, February 1, 2019
ACA Music & Entertainment Milwaukee
ACA Music & Entertainment Under New Ownership
Entertainment agency, a main staple on the metro-Milwaukee and Midwest scenes since 1948, acquired by seasoned musician and long-time ACA employee Matt Antoniewicz.
Waukesha, Wisconsin – February 1, 2019 – Matt Antoniewicz, a veteran professional musician and an account executive with ACA Music & Entertainment, announced today that he has acquired ACA. The closing of the purchase took place this past Monday, January 28. Terms of the purchase were not disclosed.
The firm, which has been in business since 1948, prides itself as the oldest and largest provider of live entertainment in the Midwest. The agency’s original owner, Bill Rothe, left the company to his siblings upon his passing. The company was most recently owned and operated by Mr. Rothe’s youngest daughter, Nancy Rothe-Egezeino. Ms. Rothe-Egezeino will continue with ACA as senior sales associate.
“I look forward to carrying on the ACA tradition of providing high-quality live bands, DJs, magicians, comedians, and an impressive array of entertainment options,” Mr. Antoniewicz said, adding, “We’re working diligently to bring in new bands and fresh ideas, like our first all-original artist, The Barbara Stephan Band.”
About ACA Music & Entertainment
Based in Waukesha, ACA has been in business since 1948. While the firm is well-known for its extensive assortment of quality live music acts, its overall entertainment portfolio and event management capabilities is extensive. Among a host of other offerings, ACA can provide DJs, audio/lighting production, celebrity impersonators, balloon artists, comedians, jugglers, magicians, face painters, and even murder mystery productions. Memorable themed-experiences are a specialty of ACA, with some examples including Roaring 20s Gala, Vegas Night, Moulin Rouge, Carnivale in Rio, and Hawaiian Luau.
To learn more about ACA and its offerings, visit it on the Web at www.acaentertainment.com, or call 262.790.0060.
About Matt Antoniewicz
Mr. Antoniewicz studied music performance and jazz studies at the University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point. A long-time freelance trumpeter by profession, he served as a traveling music teacher for Milwaukee Public Schools for 13 years. He is also the founder and owner of North Coast Management, an artist management company that represents, among other artists, the bands Platinum; The North Coast Orchestra; Velocity; Livin’ The Dream; Respect! A Tribute to Aretha Franklin; and The Barbara Stephan Band. Mr. Antoniewicz continues to perform as a freelance trumpeter, and his performance credits include some of the most impressive national acts and productions to come out of the jazz, easy listening, pop, and R&B genres, as well as the touring Broadway circuit.
Contact
Aaron S. Robertson
414.418.2278
therobertsonholdingsco@yahoo.com
Entertainment agency, a main staple on the metro-Milwaukee and Midwest scenes since 1948, acquired by seasoned musician and long-time ACA employee Matt Antoniewicz.
Waukesha, Wisconsin – February 1, 2019 – Matt Antoniewicz, a veteran professional musician and an account executive with ACA Music & Entertainment, announced today that he has acquired ACA. The closing of the purchase took place this past Monday, January 28. Terms of the purchase were not disclosed.
The firm, which has been in business since 1948, prides itself as the oldest and largest provider of live entertainment in the Midwest. The agency’s original owner, Bill Rothe, left the company to his siblings upon his passing. The company was most recently owned and operated by Mr. Rothe’s youngest daughter, Nancy Rothe-Egezeino. Ms. Rothe-Egezeino will continue with ACA as senior sales associate.
“I look forward to carrying on the ACA tradition of providing high-quality live bands, DJs, magicians, comedians, and an impressive array of entertainment options,” Mr. Antoniewicz said, adding, “We’re working diligently to bring in new bands and fresh ideas, like our first all-original artist, The Barbara Stephan Band.”
About ACA Music & Entertainment
Based in Waukesha, ACA has been in business since 1948. While the firm is well-known for its extensive assortment of quality live music acts, its overall entertainment portfolio and event management capabilities is extensive. Among a host of other offerings, ACA can provide DJs, audio/lighting production, celebrity impersonators, balloon artists, comedians, jugglers, magicians, face painters, and even murder mystery productions. Memorable themed-experiences are a specialty of ACA, with some examples including Roaring 20s Gala, Vegas Night, Moulin Rouge, Carnivale in Rio, and Hawaiian Luau.
To learn more about ACA and its offerings, visit it on the Web at www.acaentertainment.com, or call 262.790.0060.
About Matt Antoniewicz
Mr. Antoniewicz studied music performance and jazz studies at the University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point. A long-time freelance trumpeter by profession, he served as a traveling music teacher for Milwaukee Public Schools for 13 years. He is also the founder and owner of North Coast Management, an artist management company that represents, among other artists, the bands Platinum; The North Coast Orchestra; Velocity; Livin’ The Dream; Respect! A Tribute to Aretha Franklin; and The Barbara Stephan Band. Mr. Antoniewicz continues to perform as a freelance trumpeter, and his performance credits include some of the most impressive national acts and productions to come out of the jazz, easy listening, pop, and R&B genres, as well as the touring Broadway circuit.
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Contact
Aaron S. Robertson
414.418.2278
therobertsonholdingsco@yahoo.com
Thursday, November 29, 2018
Mechanical Engineer Milwaukee
DKC Engineering, LLC is a mechanical engineering firm based in Elm Grove, Wisconsin. Though headquartered in the state of Wisconsin, owner Charles (Casey) Discasey, a licensed professional engineer (P.E.) since 2003, maintains professional mechanical engineering licenses in 28 states and can easily travel for business.
In total, Casey has been in the industry for nearly 30 years, 20 of those years as a practicing engineer in the greater Milwaukee area. Specializing in industrial and commercial HVAC, process piping, and building infrastructure systems like chiller and boiler plants, Casey holds a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering degree from the Milwaukee School of Engineering. He maintains memberships in both the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE), and the International Institute of Ammonia Refrigeration (IIAR). DKC Engineering is also an accredited business with the Better Business Bureau (BBB).
Casey’s robust portfolio of work includes mechanical engineering consulting services across a plethora of businesses and industries, ranging anywhere from churches and school districts, to entertainment venues and large manufacturers & distributors, and from hospitals and clinics, to retail and commercial office spaces. References are available upon request.
Active on the business networking scene, Casey is always looking to meet and build relationships with contractors, vendors, directors of maintenance and facilities, and a variety of business owners.
To learn more about Casey and how he and the team at DKC Engineering can be of service to you, visit the company’s Web site at www.dkceng.com.
You can reach DKC Engineering, LLC and Charles (Casey) Discasey at 262-751-9430, or by e-mail at: crd@dkceng.com.
DKC Engineering, LLC
13104 Watertown Plank Road
Elm Grove, WI 53122
262-751-9430
crd@dkceng.com
www.dkceng.com
In total, Casey has been in the industry for nearly 30 years, 20 of those years as a practicing engineer in the greater Milwaukee area. Specializing in industrial and commercial HVAC, process piping, and building infrastructure systems like chiller and boiler plants, Casey holds a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering degree from the Milwaukee School of Engineering. He maintains memberships in both the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE), and the International Institute of Ammonia Refrigeration (IIAR). DKC Engineering is also an accredited business with the Better Business Bureau (BBB).
Casey’s robust portfolio of work includes mechanical engineering consulting services across a plethora of businesses and industries, ranging anywhere from churches and school districts, to entertainment venues and large manufacturers & distributors, and from hospitals and clinics, to retail and commercial office spaces. References are available upon request.
Active on the business networking scene, Casey is always looking to meet and build relationships with contractors, vendors, directors of maintenance and facilities, and a variety of business owners.
To learn more about Casey and how he and the team at DKC Engineering can be of service to you, visit the company’s Web site at www.dkceng.com.
You can reach DKC Engineering, LLC and Charles (Casey) Discasey at 262-751-9430, or by e-mail at: crd@dkceng.com.
DKC Engineering, LLC
13104 Watertown Plank Road
Elm Grove, WI 53122
262-751-9430
crd@dkceng.com
www.dkceng.com
Thursday, August 16, 2018
Home Repair and Remodeling Contractor Muskego
Estate Services is a full-service home repair and remodeling contractor based in Muskego, Wisconsin and offering services and expertise in both the residential and commercial markets. In addition to serving the Muskego community, Estate Services also works with homeowners and businesses in the neighboring or nearby Wisconsin communities of Franklin, New Berlin, Hales Corners, Big Bend, Town of Norway, Greenfield, Wind Lake, and Greendale.
The pictures featured below are of a recent bathroom remodel completed by our craftsman Randy. Our client is extremely happy with the project, and we are grateful for the opportunity to be of service. For all of your remodeling and home repair needs, visit our Web site at https://www.drestateservices.com to learn more about us and how we can help you, and then give us a call at 414-530-8427 to get the conversation started. We're an accredited business with the BBB, we've been in business for over 30 years, and each of our carpenters and craftsmen bring at least 25 years of expertise to every project.
Estate Services - Trusted. Local. Active in the community. We want to earn your business.
The pictures featured below are of a recent bathroom remodel completed by our craftsman Randy. Our client is extremely happy with the project, and we are grateful for the opportunity to be of service. For all of your remodeling and home repair needs, visit our Web site at https://www.drestateservices.com to learn more about us and how we can help you, and then give us a call at 414-530-8427 to get the conversation started. We're an accredited business with the BBB, we've been in business for over 30 years, and each of our carpenters and craftsmen bring at least 25 years of expertise to every project.
Estate Services - Trusted. Local. Active in the community. We want to earn your business.
Sunday, March 19, 2017
Contractors in Muskego
Don Reidy’s Estate Services is a full-service residential and commercial contractor serving the Muskego, Wisconsin and surrounding areas. Owner Don Reidy brings over 30 years of experience to the table in the form of a richly-diverse tapestry of indoor and outdoor projects and skill sets. Add to this an equally-caring and -knowledgeable team of craftsmen, along with strong relationships with parts and materials suppliers and other Muskego contractors and designers, and Estate Services can help bring your vision into reality.
Following is a partial list of services that Don Reidy’s Estate Services can provide to Muskego homes and businesses:
Tile, Kitchens, Bathrooms and Showers, Rec Rooms, Additions, Sun Rooms, Sky Lights, Porches, Egress Windows, Handicap Features, Flooring, Siding, Restorations, Bars, Pergolas, Architectural Services, Patios and Driveways (both brick and concrete), Walk Ways, Fire Pits (both gas and wood burning), Fire Places, Water Features, Boulder Walls, Grading, Lawns, Mulch, Drainage, Plantings, Shoreline Restoration, Outdoor Storage Solutions, Landscape Lighting, Boat Houses, Boat Removal and Storage, Gutter Guards, Plumbing, Electrical, Drywall, and Painting
Contact Estate Services today for a complimentary consultation and meaningful discussion of what you’re envisioning and hoping to achieve. The team at Estate Services looks forward to meeting you and to helping you make your dreams come true. No job is too big or too small. Fully insured and licensed. Financing available.
Don Reidy’s Estate Services
W136 S8445 Holz Drive
Muskego, WI 53150
414.530.8427
info@drestateservices.com
www.drestateservices.com
Don Reidy's Estate Services Facebook
Don Reidy's Estate Services Muskego Area Chamber of Commerce
Thursday, November 5, 2015
Residential Heating Milwaukee
Home heating service providers in the Milwaukee area
A list of Milwaukee HVAC companies and providers of Milwaukee furnace parts, including names of each business, phone number, and Web site address.
Winter is coming, so you'll need to make sure your home furnace is in good working order. Here are some of the best local companies who can help out if you need them.
Foreman-Slaasted Heating & Air Conditioning
1333 Maiden Lane Racine WI
Phone Number: (262) 634-8344; Website: http://www.foremanheating.com
From the owner: "We service all makes and models of heating systems. We’re proud to sell and install only Carrier, a top rated brand in the HVAC industry. Carrier gas furnaces were recently named as the most reliable by a leading consumer magazine. And when you team the most reliable brand with the area’s most reliable dealer, you get 100% satisfaction—guaranteed! We can recommend the right heating system for your home and budget. With Carrier’s off-the-charts energy efficiency, you could save up to 30% on your home heating bills this winter, and keep on saving for years to come."
Reliable Mechanical Services LLC
1546 West Grange Avenue Milwaukee WI
Phone Number: (414) 335-9379; Website: http://www.rmsmilwaukee.com
From the owner: "We have years of experience to help you determine how to tackle your heating concerns."
Gross Heating & Air Conditioning
3260 N 126th St Brookfield WI
Phone Number: (262) 783-6000; Website: http://www.grossheating.com
From the owner: "Gross Heating and Air Conditioning has been serving Milwaukee and the surrounding suburbs since 1925 with quality service, HVAC repair, and installations."
Seider Heating, Plumbing, and Electrical
Phone Number: (414) 354-1180; Website: http://www.seider.com
From the owner: "We’ve been proudly serving Milwaukee homeowners and business through both of our Waukesha and Menomonee Falls locations. We continue to serve all past and current Mohrhusen customers since purchasing the business in 2013. Our expert team provides electrical services to residential and commercial services including furnace and air conditioner repair, installation, and maintenance, plumbing repair, duct cleaning, and more! We even offer 24-hour emergency repairs on all makes and models. Consider Seider your go-to company for all of your Milwaukee home comfort needs."
Holland's One Hour Heating & Air Conditioning
P.O. Box 318 Jackson WI
Phone Number: (262) 677-1037; Website: http://www.hollandsonehour.com
From the owner: "Our standards are higher than most residential heating and cooling companies because we truly believe in top-notch customer service, quality workmanship and have the best warranties and guarantees around."
Roth Heating Company, Inc.
107 N. Milwaukee Street, Waterford, WI 53185
Phone Number: (262) 534-5568; Website: http://www.rothheating.com
From the owner: "Our many customers tell the story, but for your added peace of mind, rest assured that our professional staff has received the most up-to-date training available."
Wisconsin Fuel & Heating, Inc.
5609 49th Street Kenosha WI
Phone Number: (262) 654-0241; Website: http://www.wisconsinfuel.com
From the owner: "Wisconsin Fuel has been serving southeastern WI since 1923 with HVAC parts and products, providing the highest quality service every time."
Donovan & Jorgenson Heating & Cooling
16935 W Greenfield Ave New Berlin WI
Phone Number: (262) 784-6440; Website: http://www.donovanjorgenson.com
From the owner: "Donovan & Jorgenson, Inc. have been serving your neighborhood since 1985 and are eager to continue serving you. We provide homeowners with the best HVAC services in Milwaukee and Southeastern WI."
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A list of Milwaukee HVAC companies and providers of Milwaukee furnace parts, including names of each business, phone number, and Web site address.
Winter is coming, so you'll need to make sure your home furnace is in good working order. Here are some of the best local companies who can help out if you need them.
Foreman-Slaasted Heating & Air Conditioning
1333 Maiden Lane Racine WI
Phone Number: (262) 634-8344; Website: http://www.foremanheating.com
From the owner: "We service all makes and models of heating systems. We’re proud to sell and install only Carrier, a top rated brand in the HVAC industry. Carrier gas furnaces were recently named as the most reliable by a leading consumer magazine. And when you team the most reliable brand with the area’s most reliable dealer, you get 100% satisfaction—guaranteed! We can recommend the right heating system for your home and budget. With Carrier’s off-the-charts energy efficiency, you could save up to 30% on your home heating bills this winter, and keep on saving for years to come."
Reliable Mechanical Services LLC
1546 West Grange Avenue Milwaukee WI
Phone Number: (414) 335-9379; Website: http://www.rmsmilwaukee.com
From the owner: "We have years of experience to help you determine how to tackle your heating concerns."
Gross Heating & Air Conditioning
3260 N 126th St Brookfield WI
Phone Number: (262) 783-6000; Website: http://www.grossheating.com
From the owner: "Gross Heating and Air Conditioning has been serving Milwaukee and the surrounding suburbs since 1925 with quality service, HVAC repair, and installations."
Seider Heating, Plumbing, and Electrical
Phone Number: (414) 354-1180; Website: http://www.seider.com
From the owner: "We’ve been proudly serving Milwaukee homeowners and business through both of our Waukesha and Menomonee Falls locations. We continue to serve all past and current Mohrhusen customers since purchasing the business in 2013. Our expert team provides electrical services to residential and commercial services including furnace and air conditioner repair, installation, and maintenance, plumbing repair, duct cleaning, and more! We even offer 24-hour emergency repairs on all makes and models. Consider Seider your go-to company for all of your Milwaukee home comfort needs."
Holland's One Hour Heating & Air Conditioning
P.O. Box 318 Jackson WI
Phone Number: (262) 677-1037; Website: http://www.hollandsonehour.com
From the owner: "Our standards are higher than most residential heating and cooling companies because we truly believe in top-notch customer service, quality workmanship and have the best warranties and guarantees around."
Roth Heating Company, Inc.
107 N. Milwaukee Street, Waterford, WI 53185
Phone Number: (262) 534-5568; Website: http://www.rothheating.com
From the owner: "Our many customers tell the story, but for your added peace of mind, rest assured that our professional staff has received the most up-to-date training available."
Wisconsin Fuel & Heating, Inc.
5609 49th Street Kenosha WI
Phone Number: (262) 654-0241; Website: http://www.wisconsinfuel.com
From the owner: "Wisconsin Fuel has been serving southeastern WI since 1923 with HVAC parts and products, providing the highest quality service every time."
Donovan & Jorgenson Heating & Cooling
16935 W Greenfield Ave New Berlin WI
Phone Number: (262) 784-6440; Website: http://www.donovanjorgenson.com
From the owner: "Donovan & Jorgenson, Inc. have been serving your neighborhood since 1985 and are eager to continue serving you. We provide homeowners with the best HVAC services in Milwaukee and Southeastern WI."
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Residential Snow Removal Milwaukee
Residential snow removal services in and around Milwaukee
As winter approaches, we're sure to see some snow. If you need help with snow removal, here's a list of some of the best services around the greater Milwaukee area:
Winter Services
2100 S. 116th Street, West Allis, WI 53227
Phone Number: 866-SNOW-ICE (Free); Website: http://www.winterservicesinc.com
From the owner: "Winter Services is a full-service snow removal and management company based out of Milwaukee, WI. We service facilities and businesses throughout Wisconsin and the Midwest. With a fleet of high-tech snow removal equipment and total dedication to customer satisfaction, our team of snow management experts is here to clear your lots professionally and quickly with every snowfall."
Exquisite Exteriors, LLC
11935 West Layton Avenue, Greenfield, WI 53214
Phone Number: 920-252-8064; Website: http://www.snowtomow.com
From the owner: "With over 15 years of experience serving the Greenfield area, Exquisite Exteriors, LLC is your solution for all your lawn care and snow removal needs. We take great pride in our extreme professionalism, timeliness and superior customer service on every job. We make sure to develop a lasting relationship so that the next time service is needed there will be no question on who to call. Satisfaction guaranteed!"
JP Pro Landscaping, LLC
South 70 West 19121, Wentland Drive, Muskego, WI 53150
Phone Number: 414-203-1654
From the owner: "We are a well established business with over 2 years of unmatched expertise. Customer and priorities are always first. We are very timely with our work and never lose attention to detail. We strive to meet and exceed all of your expectations and look forward to doing business with you."
Valestin Landscape, LLC
PO Box 960, Mequon, WI 53092
Phone Number: 866-604-4837; Website: http://www.valestinlandscape.com
From the owner: "Valestin Landscape LLC is a full service landscape provider servicing the Mequon area and the surrounding townships."
Rampage Snow Removal
3981 South Pine Avenue, Milwaukee, WI 53207
Phone Number: 773-909-1104
From the owner: "Rampage Snow Removal, has over 5 years experience serving the Milwaukee area. We are capable of handling your residential or commercial snow removal needs. We take great pride in our professionalism, we're always on time, and customer service is our top priority."
Liban's Quality Services, LLC
P.O. Box 510446, New Berlin, Wisconsin 53151
Phone Number: 414-545-8859; Website: http://www.snowmilwaukee.com
From the owner: "Providing Commercial & Residential Snow Removal for the greater Milwaukee area since 1972. We also offer Lawn Care and Post holes."
Ace of Trades
3418 N. Hubbard St, Milwaukee, WI 53212
Phone Number: 866-712-1349
From the owner: "Welcome to Ace of Trades! We proudly serve the metro Milwaukee area for all your handyman needs."
Home Improvements by CL, LLC
3324 North Richards Street, Milwaukee, WI 53209
Phone Number: 866-908-1293
From the owner: "Trust us to keep your home looking its best--inside & out! You can depend on us for prompt & courteous service, expert & meticulous workmanship at an honest price to ensure your complete satisfaction."
Balicki's Snow Removal and Landscaping, LLC
6984 Meadowdale Drive, Hartford, WI 53027
Phone Number: 866-581-6022; Website: http://www.balickisllc.com
From the owner: "Balicki's Snow Removal and Landscaping, LLC, specializes in providing the most valued and reliable snow removal, hardscape, landscape, and exterior property services available. Give us a call today for a free estimate!"
As winter approaches, we're sure to see some snow. If you need help with snow removal, here's a list of some of the best services around the greater Milwaukee area:
Winter Services
2100 S. 116th Street, West Allis, WI 53227
Phone Number: 866-SNOW-ICE (Free); Website: http://www.winterservicesinc.com
From the owner: "Winter Services is a full-service snow removal and management company based out of Milwaukee, WI. We service facilities and businesses throughout Wisconsin and the Midwest. With a fleet of high-tech snow removal equipment and total dedication to customer satisfaction, our team of snow management experts is here to clear your lots professionally and quickly with every snowfall."
Exquisite Exteriors, LLC
11935 West Layton Avenue, Greenfield, WI 53214
Phone Number: 920-252-8064; Website: http://www.snowtomow.com
From the owner: "With over 15 years of experience serving the Greenfield area, Exquisite Exteriors, LLC is your solution for all your lawn care and snow removal needs. We take great pride in our extreme professionalism, timeliness and superior customer service on every job. We make sure to develop a lasting relationship so that the next time service is needed there will be no question on who to call. Satisfaction guaranteed!"
JP Pro Landscaping, LLC
South 70 West 19121, Wentland Drive, Muskego, WI 53150
Phone Number: 414-203-1654
From the owner: "We are a well established business with over 2 years of unmatched expertise. Customer and priorities are always first. We are very timely with our work and never lose attention to detail. We strive to meet and exceed all of your expectations and look forward to doing business with you."
Valestin Landscape, LLC
PO Box 960, Mequon, WI 53092
Phone Number: 866-604-4837; Website: http://www.valestinlandscape.com
From the owner: "Valestin Landscape LLC is a full service landscape provider servicing the Mequon area and the surrounding townships."
Rampage Snow Removal
3981 South Pine Avenue, Milwaukee, WI 53207
Phone Number: 773-909-1104
From the owner: "Rampage Snow Removal, has over 5 years experience serving the Milwaukee area. We are capable of handling your residential or commercial snow removal needs. We take great pride in our professionalism, we're always on time, and customer service is our top priority."
Liban's Quality Services, LLC
P.O. Box 510446, New Berlin, Wisconsin 53151
Phone Number: 414-545-8859; Website: http://www.snowmilwaukee.com
From the owner: "Providing Commercial & Residential Snow Removal for the greater Milwaukee area since 1972. We also offer Lawn Care and Post holes."
Ace of Trades
3418 N. Hubbard St, Milwaukee, WI 53212
Phone Number: 866-712-1349
From the owner: "Welcome to Ace of Trades! We proudly serve the metro Milwaukee area for all your handyman needs."
Home Improvements by CL, LLC
3324 North Richards Street, Milwaukee, WI 53209
Phone Number: 866-908-1293
From the owner: "Trust us to keep your home looking its best--inside & out! You can depend on us for prompt & courteous service, expert & meticulous workmanship at an honest price to ensure your complete satisfaction."
Balicki's Snow Removal and Landscaping, LLC
6984 Meadowdale Drive, Hartford, WI 53027
Phone Number: 866-581-6022; Website: http://www.balickisllc.com
From the owner: "Balicki's Snow Removal and Landscaping, LLC, specializes in providing the most valued and reliable snow removal, hardscape, landscape, and exterior property services available. Give us a call today for a free estimate!"
Sunday, November 1, 2015
Concert and Theatre Venues in Milwaukee
Milwaukee is a great town for local music. From hot indie acts at the revamped Pabst Theater, to classical favorites performed by the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra at the Marcus Center for Performing Arts, those looking for live music have a full roster of events to choose from on any given night of the week. This list takes a look at some of the larger venues in the Milwaukee area for live music.
Milwaukee Repertory Theater 108 E Wells St Milwaukee, WI 53202 (414) 224-9490 www.milwaukeerep.com
Milwaukee Theatre 400 W Wisconsin Ave Milwaukee, WI 53203 (800) 464-3031 www.milwaukeetheatre.com
African-American Children's Theatre 325 W Walnut St Milwaukee, WI 53212 (414) 461-5771 www.aact.us
Alchemist Theatre 2569 S Kinnickinnic Ave Milwaukee, WI 53207 (414) 426-4169 www.thealchemisttheatre.com
Northern Lights Theater 1721 W. Canal Street Milwaukee, WI 53233 Region: Downtown Phone: (414) 847-7922 www.paysbig.com
Fireside Dinner Theatre 1131 Janesville Avenue Fort Atkinson, WI 53538-0007 Region: Outlying Phone: (920) 563-9505 www.firesidetheatre.com
Milwaukee Theatre 500 W. Kilbourn Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53203 Region: Downtown Phone: (414) 908-6000 www.milwaukeetheatre.com
Avalon Atmospheric Theater & Lounge 2473 S. Kinnickinnic Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53207 Region: South/Airport Phone: (414) 539-6678 www.timescinema.com
Bavarian Soccer Club 700 W. Lexington Boulevard Glendale, WI 53217 Region: Northeast Phone: (414) 462-9147 www.bavariansoccerclub.com
Bel Canto Chorus 158 N. Broadway Milwaukee, WI 53202 Region: Downtown Phone: (414) 481-8801 www.belcanto.org
Cedarburg Cultural Center W62 N546 Washington Avenue Cedarburg, WI 53012 Region: Outlying Phone: (262) 375-3676 www.cedarburgculturalcenter.org
Danceworks, Inc. 1661 N. Water Street Milwaukee, WI 53202 Region: Downtown Phone: (414) 277-8480 www.danceworksmke.org
David Barnett Gallery 1024 E. State Street at Prospect Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53202 Region: Downtown Phone: (414) 271-5058 www.davidbarnettgallery.com
Festival City Symphony Pabst Theater 144 E. Wells Street Milwaukee, WI 53202 Region: Downtown Phone: (414) 365-8861 www.festivalcitysymphony.org
First Stage Offices 325 W. Walnut Street Milwaukee, WI 53212 Region: Downtown Phone: (414) 267-2929 www.firststage.org
Florentine Opera Company 930 E. Burleigh Street Milwaukee, WI 53202 Region: Downtown Phone: (414) 291-5700 www.florentineopera.org
In Tandem Theatre, Inc. Tenth Street Theatre 628 N. Tenth Street Milwaukee, WI 53233 Region: Downtown Phone:(414) 271-1371 www.intandemtheatre.org
John Michael Kohler Arts Center 608 New York Avenue P. O. Box 489 Sheboygan, WI 53082 Region: Outlying Phone: (920) 458-6144 Phone: (414) 271-1371 www.jmkac.org
Marcus Center for the Performing Arts 929 N. Water Street Milwaukee, WI 53202 Region: Downtown Phone: (414) 273-7121 www.marcuscenter.org
Milwaukee Ballet 504 W. National Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53204 Region: Downtown Phone: (414) 902-2103 www.milwaukeeballet.org
Milwaukee Chamber Theatre Broadway Theatre Center 158 N. Broadway Milwaukee, WI 53202 Region: Downtown Phone: 414/291-7800 www.milwaukeechambertheatre.com
Milwaukee Public Theatre 626 E. Kilbourn Avenue Suite 802 Milwaukee, WI 53202-3237 Region: Downtown Phone: (414) 347-1685 www.milwaukeepublictheatre.org
Milwaukee Repertory Theater 108 E Wells St Milwaukee, WI 53202 (414) 224-9490 www.milwaukeerep.com
Milwaukee Theatre 400 W Wisconsin Ave Milwaukee, WI 53203 (800) 464-3031 www.milwaukeetheatre.com
African-American Children's Theatre 325 W Walnut St Milwaukee, WI 53212 (414) 461-5771 www.aact.us
Alchemist Theatre 2569 S Kinnickinnic Ave Milwaukee, WI 53207 (414) 426-4169 www.thealchemisttheatre.com
Northern Lights Theater 1721 W. Canal Street Milwaukee, WI 53233 Region: Downtown Phone: (414) 847-7922 www.paysbig.com
Fireside Dinner Theatre 1131 Janesville Avenue Fort Atkinson, WI 53538-0007 Region: Outlying Phone: (920) 563-9505 www.firesidetheatre.com
Milwaukee Theatre 500 W. Kilbourn Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53203 Region: Downtown Phone: (414) 908-6000 www.milwaukeetheatre.com
Avalon Atmospheric Theater & Lounge 2473 S. Kinnickinnic Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53207 Region: South/Airport Phone: (414) 539-6678 www.timescinema.com
Bavarian Soccer Club 700 W. Lexington Boulevard Glendale, WI 53217 Region: Northeast Phone: (414) 462-9147 www.bavariansoccerclub.com
Bel Canto Chorus 158 N. Broadway Milwaukee, WI 53202 Region: Downtown Phone: (414) 481-8801 www.belcanto.org
Cedarburg Cultural Center W62 N546 Washington Avenue Cedarburg, WI 53012 Region: Outlying Phone: (262) 375-3676 www.cedarburgculturalcenter.org
Danceworks, Inc. 1661 N. Water Street Milwaukee, WI 53202 Region: Downtown Phone: (414) 277-8480 www.danceworksmke.org
David Barnett Gallery 1024 E. State Street at Prospect Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53202 Region: Downtown Phone: (414) 271-5058 www.davidbarnettgallery.com
Festival City Symphony Pabst Theater 144 E. Wells Street Milwaukee, WI 53202 Region: Downtown Phone: (414) 365-8861 www.festivalcitysymphony.org
First Stage Offices 325 W. Walnut Street Milwaukee, WI 53212 Region: Downtown Phone: (414) 267-2929 www.firststage.org
Florentine Opera Company 930 E. Burleigh Street Milwaukee, WI 53202 Region: Downtown Phone: (414) 291-5700 www.florentineopera.org
In Tandem Theatre, Inc. Tenth Street Theatre 628 N. Tenth Street Milwaukee, WI 53233 Region: Downtown Phone:(414) 271-1371 www.intandemtheatre.org
John Michael Kohler Arts Center 608 New York Avenue P. O. Box 489 Sheboygan, WI 53082 Region: Outlying Phone: (920) 458-6144 Phone: (414) 271-1371 www.jmkac.org
Marcus Center for the Performing Arts 929 N. Water Street Milwaukee, WI 53202 Region: Downtown Phone: (414) 273-7121 www.marcuscenter.org
Milwaukee Ballet 504 W. National Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53204 Region: Downtown Phone: (414) 902-2103 www.milwaukeeballet.org
Milwaukee Chamber Theatre Broadway Theatre Center 158 N. Broadway Milwaukee, WI 53202 Region: Downtown Phone: 414/291-7800 www.milwaukeechambertheatre.com
Milwaukee Public Theatre 626 E. Kilbourn Avenue Suite 802 Milwaukee, WI 53202-3237 Region: Downtown Phone: (414) 347-1685 www.milwaukeepublictheatre.org
Friday, October 30, 2015
Start a Business in Milwaukee
Looking to Start Up or Move a Business to the Milwaukee Area?
If you're planning to start a new business, or relocate an existing one to the Milwaukee area, then you will find plenty of help in getting things moving. Here are some of the main local online resources which you may find useful:
Buzgate.org Global Resource Network for Small Business
Free Small Business Help in Wisconsin
Governor’s Business Plan Contest
The mission of the Governor’s Business Plan Contest is to encourage entrepreneurs in the creation, start-up and early-growth stages of high-tech businesses in Wisconsin. Participants have the chance to win seed capital, valuable services that will help them launch their businesses and a Grand Prize worth $50,000. Since its inception in 2004, more than 1,300 entries have been received and nearly $850,000 in cash and in-kind prizes has been awarded.
JSOnline: Milwaukee Wisconsin Journal Sentinel Business News
Online source of articles on Wisconsin business.
Pitch Then Plan
Business plan development web site. Free resource to develop a Power Point pitch, business plan narrative and 20+ pages of financial documents to support the plan.
For Milwaukee County government, you can find plenty of information and contact details at:
http://county.milwaukee.gov/milwaukeecounty7699.htm
There are also plenty of local advertising opportunities, other Milwaukee businesses, and online platforms where you can advertise your Milwaukee business. Here are a few places to start:
http://www.localfirstmilwaukee.com/directory
http://www.ridemcts.com/doing-business-with-mcts/advertise-with-us
http://www.bizjournals.com/milwaukee/about-us/contact
http://www.jsonline.com/advertise
A great online resource, which brings together many different aspects of starting and running a business in Milwaukee, full of useful contacts and information including financing and local tax credit links, is the Milwaukee Business Toolbox, which you can find here:
http://city.milwaukee.gov/BusinessToolbox#.VilEHCvcoUY
You could also go for specialist business advice, guidance and support from a company like Action Coach, which is a local company that specifically helps people grow businesses in Milwaukee:
http://www.actioncoachofelmgrove.com
Don't forget the importance of getting the right legal advice and taking the necessary steps when setting up a business. You may well need sound local advice, which you can find here:
http://www.findmilwaukeelawyers.org
There will, of course, be many things to consider and plan when setting up a business in Milwaukee, but hopefully some of these internet links will be useful starting points to set you off in the right direction. As a vibrant and expanding city, full of opportunity and promise, many entrepreneurs and business owners continue to find great success in Milwaukee. Let's hope you will be next!
If you're planning to start a new business, or relocate an existing one to the Milwaukee area, then you will find plenty of help in getting things moving. Here are some of the main local online resources which you may find useful:
Buzgate.org Global Resource Network for Small Business
Free Small Business Help in Wisconsin
Governor’s Business Plan Contest
The mission of the Governor’s Business Plan Contest is to encourage entrepreneurs in the creation, start-up and early-growth stages of high-tech businesses in Wisconsin. Participants have the chance to win seed capital, valuable services that will help them launch their businesses and a Grand Prize worth $50,000. Since its inception in 2004, more than 1,300 entries have been received and nearly $850,000 in cash and in-kind prizes has been awarded.
JSOnline: Milwaukee Wisconsin Journal Sentinel Business News
Online source of articles on Wisconsin business.
Pitch Then Plan
Business plan development web site. Free resource to develop a Power Point pitch, business plan narrative and 20+ pages of financial documents to support the plan.
For Milwaukee County government, you can find plenty of information and contact details at:
http://county.milwaukee.gov/milwaukeecounty7699.htm
There are also plenty of local advertising opportunities, other Milwaukee businesses, and online platforms where you can advertise your Milwaukee business. Here are a few places to start:
http://www.localfirstmilwaukee.com/directory
http://www.ridemcts.com/doing-business-with-mcts/advertise-with-us
http://www.bizjournals.com/milwaukee/about-us/contact
http://www.jsonline.com/advertise
A great online resource, which brings together many different aspects of starting and running a business in Milwaukee, full of useful contacts and information including financing and local tax credit links, is the Milwaukee Business Toolbox, which you can find here:
http://city.milwaukee.gov/BusinessToolbox#.VilEHCvcoUY
You could also go for specialist business advice, guidance and support from a company like Action Coach, which is a local company that specifically helps people grow businesses in Milwaukee:
http://www.actioncoachofelmgrove.com
Don't forget the importance of getting the right legal advice and taking the necessary steps when setting up a business. You may well need sound local advice, which you can find here:
http://www.findmilwaukeelawyers.org
There will, of course, be many things to consider and plan when setting up a business in Milwaukee, but hopefully some of these internet links will be useful starting points to set you off in the right direction. As a vibrant and expanding city, full of opportunity and promise, many entrepreneurs and business owners continue to find great success in Milwaukee. Let's hope you will be next!
Friday, October 4, 2013
Package Shipping Milwaukee
Wrap & Ship, located in the Target/Sentry shopping plaza at Hwy. 100 and National Ave. in West Allis, is your source for all of your Milwaukee packing and shipping needs, and then some:
10238 W. National Ave.
West Allis, WI 53227
414-541-0525
www.wrapandshipmilw.com
- DHL
- Freight
- Faxing and copy services
- Mailboxes for rent
- Rubber stamps
- And a lot more!
10238 W. National Ave.
West Allis, WI 53227
414-541-0525
www.wrapandshipmilw.com
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Review of Jackson's Blue Ribbon Pub
We had just completed our coursework for our master's degrees a little further up the road at the Brookfield campus of Cardinal Stritch University, and we were looking to celebrate.
It was my first, and has remain my only (but not for long!) visit to Jackson's Blue Ribbon Pub, but I was impressed enough to want to write about it and recommend this place to others.
That evening, as I was looking at the menu, I decided I had eaten enough burgers, chicken sandwiches, fried fish and seafood, etc. in recent weeks. I was looking for something different. I found it in the portobello sandwich.
It was served with cole slaw and a pickle spear, and I opted for the fries among other options. Well, everything was delicious, but the portobello sandwich in particular really impressed me. It was really flavorful, and was as big and heavy as a half-pound burger. Add to it friendly waitstaff, plenty of drink options and specials, a great atmosphere, and a clean and roomy outdoor patio area, and Jackson's Blue Ribbon Pub is definitely a winner. Looking forward to getting back there soon.
Looks like they have a place in downtown Milwaukee, as well.
Jackson's Blue Ribbon Pub
11302 W. Blue Mound Road
Milwaukee, WI 53226
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--Aaron S. Robertson
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Milwaukee Business Directory
When searching for Milwaukee businesses or business opportunities, it helps immensely to have access to a high-quality Milwaukee business directory. Such a directory should provide links to the Web sites of an extensive variety of businesses and organizations, as well as discussion forums, photos, videos, and written content that capture the culture and essence of the metro area.
Milwaukee and its surrounding communities have a lot to offer in the areas of education, dining and entertainment, shopping, sports and recreation, specialty shops, and business and economic opportunities of all kinds. That being said, it should not take long at all to create a top-notch milwaukee business directory.
Milwaukee and its surrounding communities have a lot to offer in the areas of education, dining and entertainment, shopping, sports and recreation, specialty shops, and business and economic opportunities of all kinds. That being said, it should not take long at all to create a top-notch milwaukee business directory.
Friday, March 22, 2013
Spectrum Communications Milwaukee Answering Service
Spectrum Communication Services Inc. ( Spectrum Communications )
125 N Executive Drive, Suite 300
Brookfield, WI 53005
(262) 821-5100 (local)
(800) 701-3559 (toll free)
(262) 821-1492 (fax)
info@spectrumcomm.com
www.spectrumcomm.com
www.facebook.com/milwaukeecallcenter
Spectrum Communications is a Milwaukee answering service and Milwaukee call center that services clients throughout the United States, taking calls from all around the world. Celebrating its 30th year in business in 2013, the company is rooted in superior customer service and support, ethical practices and integrity, affordability, and a commitment to training and supporting its operators to be among the best in the industry. Spectrum Communications has been continuously recognized in its 30 years in business as a leader in the industry by organizations like the Better Business Bureau ( BBB ) and the Association of TeleServices International ( ATSI ).
Coupon: $75.00 off any setup fee
125 N Executive Drive, Suite 300
Brookfield, WI 53005
(262) 821-5100 (local)
(800) 701-3559 (toll free)
(262) 821-1492 (fax)
info@spectrumcomm.com
www.spectrumcomm.com
www.facebook.com/milwaukeecallcenter
Spectrum Communications is a Milwaukee answering service and Milwaukee call center that services clients throughout the United States, taking calls from all around the world. Celebrating its 30th year in business in 2013, the company is rooted in superior customer service and support, ethical practices and integrity, affordability, and a commitment to training and supporting its operators to be among the best in the industry. Spectrum Communications has been continuously recognized in its 30 years in business as a leader in the industry by organizations like the Better Business Bureau ( BBB ) and the Association of TeleServices International ( ATSI ).
Coupon: $75.00 off any setup fee
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Small Business Saturday Milwaukee 2012
Don't forget, Small Business Saturday is fast approaching! This year, 2012, Small Business Saturday falls on November 24th.
It's a day to patronize small businesses in our communities, which, when combined, truly are the driving economic force in the country, and by far the leader in job creation. In a way, I hate the concept of Small Business Saturday, solely because I feel we should do our best to remember, appreciate, and support small businesses the other 364 days of the year. But then again, the same argument can be applied to Mother's Day, Father's Day, etc. Hell, it can even be applied to Valentine's and Sweetest Days. I suppose, though, sometimes we all need those blatant reminders, me included.
That being said, Milwaukeeans, or, in my case, fellow metro-Milwaukee suburbanites: do you know of any hidden gems and best-kept secrets (in the form of small businesses) around the greater Milwaukee area that we should check out this coming Saturday, November 24, Small Business Saturday 2012?
Please share your suggestions with all of us in the Comments section below! Tell us the name of the business, where they are located, and give a good sentence or two on what makes them great or unique. It can be a locally-owned restaurant or deli, coffeehouse, boutique or specialty shoppe, hardware store, your favorite local watering hole, the auto repair garage you've been going to for years, etc., etc., etc. And it can be any small business in the metro-Milwaukee area. We're not limiting it to Milwaukee proper.
Thanks for sharing your suggestions with all of us, thanks for your continued readership, and thanks in advance for helping to make Small Business Saturday 2012 such a special, successful day for our hardworking small businesses across greater Milwaukee!
All the Best,
--Aaron Robertson, president, Intrepid Innovations Inc.
It's a day to patronize small businesses in our communities, which, when combined, truly are the driving economic force in the country, and by far the leader in job creation. In a way, I hate the concept of Small Business Saturday, solely because I feel we should do our best to remember, appreciate, and support small businesses the other 364 days of the year. But then again, the same argument can be applied to Mother's Day, Father's Day, etc. Hell, it can even be applied to Valentine's and Sweetest Days. I suppose, though, sometimes we all need those blatant reminders, me included.
That being said, Milwaukeeans, or, in my case, fellow metro-Milwaukee suburbanites: do you know of any hidden gems and best-kept secrets (in the form of small businesses) around the greater Milwaukee area that we should check out this coming Saturday, November 24, Small Business Saturday 2012?
Please share your suggestions with all of us in the Comments section below! Tell us the name of the business, where they are located, and give a good sentence or two on what makes them great or unique. It can be a locally-owned restaurant or deli, coffeehouse, boutique or specialty shoppe, hardware store, your favorite local watering hole, the auto repair garage you've been going to for years, etc., etc., etc. And it can be any small business in the metro-Milwaukee area. We're not limiting it to Milwaukee proper.
Thanks for sharing your suggestions with all of us, thanks for your continued readership, and thanks in advance for helping to make Small Business Saturday 2012 such a special, successful day for our hardworking small businesses across greater Milwaukee!
All the Best,
--Aaron Robertson, president, Intrepid Innovations Inc.
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Milwaukee-area Websites: Helping You Find Events, Attractions, and Opportunities in Metro Milwaukee
There are a number of websites you can visit to find information about the Milwaukee area. Some of these websites discuss upcoming events that will be happening in and around the city, while others list the various things you can do in the area and some of the places worth seeing. There are also sites online which discuss current networking opportunities for Milwaukee-area businesses. If you would like to learn more about Milwaukee-area events, attractions, and opportunities, then the following list of websites should help you get started.
Milwaukee’s government websites are a great place to look for information about the various events, attractions, and opportunities in the Milwaukee area. One of the government websites is run by the City of Milwaukee, while the other is run by Milwaukee County. A little information about each of these two sites is listed below.
The City of Milwaukee’s government website, which can be visited at www.city.milwaukee.gov, has a calendar listing City Hall’s meeting schedule and other such government-related events. There is also a section of the site with information about conducting business in the city of Milwaukee, plus other areas which discuss the city’s housing sector, school system, and employment opportunities. The City of Milwaukee’s government website also has information about the area’s entertainment, sporting options, and recreational activities.
Milwaukee County’s government website, on the other hand, can be found by visiting www.county.milwaukee.gov and contains news and information relevant to the county. This includes information about living, working, and doing business in Milwaukee County, plus details about a number of the county’s sporting and recreational opportunities.
Beyond the City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County’s government websites, there are many other websites run by the cities and villages in metro Milwaukee. The following list provides links to several of these community websites where you can learn more about each area’s attractions and upcoming events.
Brookfield: www.ci.brookfield.wi.us
Brown Deer: www.browndeerwi.org
Burlington: www.burlington-wi.gov
Caledonia: www.caledoniawi.com
Cedarburg: www.cedarburg.org
Cudahy: www.cudahy-wi.gov
Franklin: www.franklinwi.gov
Germantown: www.village.germantown.wi.us
Glendale: www.glendale-wi.org
Grafton: www.village.grafton.wi.us
Greendale: www.greendale.org
Greenfield: www.ci.greenfield.wi.us
Hartford: www.ci.hartford.wi.us
Menomonee Falls: www.menomonee-falls.org
Mequon: www.ci.mequon.wi.us
Mount Pleasant: www.mtpleasantwi.gov
Muskego: www.ci.muskego.wi.us
New Berlin: www.newberlin.org
Oak Creek: www.oakcreekwi.org
Oconomowoc: www.oconomowoc-wi.gov
Pewaukee: www.cityofpewaukee.us
Port Washington: www.ci.port-washington.wi.us
Richfield: www.richfieldwi.gov
Shorewood: www.villageofshorewood.org
South Milwaukee: www.smwi.org
Wauwatosa: www.wauwatosa.net
West Allis: www.westalliswi.gov
West Bend: www.ci.west-bend.wi.us
Whitefish Bay: www.wfbvillage.org
To learn information about a Milwaukee-area neighborhood that was not listed above, you can always try performing a Google search. Searching for the city name +Wisconsin usually yields good results. Just be aware that not all Milwaukee-area communities, especially the smaller ones, currently have their own website.
Beyond government-run and community websites, there are a number of other sites online that contain information about the events, attractions, and opportunities in the greater Milwaukee area. Several of these websites have been listed below, along with a little information about what each of the sites contain.
About.com (Milwaukee Section)
www.milwaukee.about.com
The Milwaukee section of About.com features information about a number of the city’s neighborhoods, with additional information about the festivals and events hosted within them. There is also information about the area’s bars and restaurants.
Eventful (Milwaukee Section)
www.eventful.com/milwaukee
Eventful’s Milwaukee section has lots of information about Milwaukee’s upcoming events and concerts and the venues which host them. The site also provides the show times and descriptions for movies currently being shown in theaters across the Milwaukee area.
ExpressMilwaukee
www.expressmilwaukee.com
ExpressMilwaukee talks about the events, music, entertainment, and dining options in the city of Milwaukee. The website also has a section to help keep you updated on Milwaukee-area news stories.
KEY Milwaukee
www.keymilwaukee.com
KEY Milwaukee’s website has information about shopping, dining, and being entertained in the city of Milwaukee. The site also features a free online version of their monthly publication, KEY Milwaukee Magazine, which covers upcoming events in the area and has information about the city’s various attractions and tours.
MeetUp (Milwaukee Business Professionals Section)
www.meetup.com/Milwaukee-Business-Professionals
MeetUp provides networking opportunities for Milwaukee’s small business owners and entrepreneurs from their website’s Milwaukee Business Professionals section. The site allows users to plan networking events and meet other like-minded professionals in the area by joining or suggesting an upcoming meeting.
Milwaukee.com
www.milwaukee.com
Milwaukee.com is filled with information about the city’s restaurants, hotels, attractions, and nightlife. It also has information about the area’s current job openings and an extensive directory of Milwaukee’s various organizations and businesses.
MilwaukeeMag
www.milwaukeemag.com
MilwaukeeMag.com is the online presence of Milwaukee Magazine. The website features articles about the city’s restaurants, entertainment options, and upcoming events in a variety of genres.
MilwaukeeMoms
www.milwaukeemoms.com
MilwaukeeMoms is a website filled with parenting advice for moms in the Milwaukee area. The site links to several family-friendly events in and around Milwaukee and has a forum where Milwaukee-area moms can connect and share information and advice with one another.
OnMilwaukee
www.onmilwaukee.com
OnMilwaukee has information about living, dining, shopping, and finding entertainment in the city of Milwaukee. There’s also a calendar of the city’s events and a directory which lists many of the businesses in the greater Milwaukee area.
TripAdvisor (Milwaukee Attractions Section)
www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g60097-Activities-Milwaukee_Wisconsin.html
TripAdvisor’s Milwaukee Attractions section has a wealth of information about things to see and do in Milwaukee. This includes information about more than 80 attractions in the city, plus additional details about the city’s shopping, nightlife, and tours.
VISIT Milwaukee
www.visitmilwaukee.org
VISIT Milwaukee offers plenty of information about the city’s attractions and events, with an entire portion of their website dedicated to Milwaukee’s arts and culture scene. You can also request a Milwaukee travel guide right from their website and download coupons to help you explore more of Milwaukee for less money.
Wikipedia (Milwaukee Section)
www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milwaukee
Wikipedia’s Milwaukee section has information covering just about anything you could ever want to know about the city of Milwaukee. It contains a history of the city, plus information about the city’s demographics and political makeup. It also lists the city’s various museums, monuments, arenas, festivals, and parks.
YAHOO! Travel (Milwaukee Section)
www.travel.yahoo.com/p-travelguide-191502036-milwaukee_vacations-i
The Milwaukee section of YAHOO! Travel has invaluable information about the city of Milwaukee and its hotels, vacation rentals, and trip plans. It also lists some things you can do in the city, plus has a very detailed map of the area to help you get to some of the city’s best attractions.
Yelp (Milwaukee Section)
www.yelp.com/milwaukee
Yelp’s Milwaukee section has a ton of information and reviews about the city’s restaurants, businesses, and attractions. The site also has some information about upcoming Milwaukee-area events.
To compile a full list of websites containing information about the attractions, events, and opportunities in the Milwaukee area would be a near impossible task. Hopefully this list of websites, however, has given you a place to start searching for the Milwaukee-related information you’ve been looking for.
Milwaukee’s government websites are a great place to look for information about the various events, attractions, and opportunities in the Milwaukee area. One of the government websites is run by the City of Milwaukee, while the other is run by Milwaukee County. A little information about each of these two sites is listed below.
The City of Milwaukee’s government website, which can be visited at www.city.milwaukee.gov, has a calendar listing City Hall’s meeting schedule and other such government-related events. There is also a section of the site with information about conducting business in the city of Milwaukee, plus other areas which discuss the city’s housing sector, school system, and employment opportunities. The City of Milwaukee’s government website also has information about the area’s entertainment, sporting options, and recreational activities.
Milwaukee County’s government website, on the other hand, can be found by visiting www.county.milwaukee.gov and contains news and information relevant to the county. This includes information about living, working, and doing business in Milwaukee County, plus details about a number of the county’s sporting and recreational opportunities.
Beyond the City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County’s government websites, there are many other websites run by the cities and villages in metro Milwaukee. The following list provides links to several of these community websites where you can learn more about each area’s attractions and upcoming events.
Brookfield: www.ci.brookfield.wi.us
Brown Deer: www.browndeerwi.org
Burlington: www.burlington-wi.gov
Caledonia: www.caledoniawi.com
Cedarburg: www.cedarburg.org
Cudahy: www.cudahy-wi.gov
Franklin: www.franklinwi.gov
Germantown: www.village.germantown.wi.us
Glendale: www.glendale-wi.org
Grafton: www.village.grafton.wi.us
Greendale: www.greendale.org
Greenfield: www.ci.greenfield.wi.us
Hartford: www.ci.hartford.wi.us
Menomonee Falls: www.menomonee-falls.org
Mequon: www.ci.mequon.wi.us
Mount Pleasant: www.mtpleasantwi.gov
Muskego: www.ci.muskego.wi.us
New Berlin: www.newberlin.org
Oak Creek: www.oakcreekwi.org
Oconomowoc: www.oconomowoc-wi.gov
Pewaukee: www.cityofpewaukee.us
Port Washington: www.ci.port-washington.wi.us
Richfield: www.richfieldwi.gov
Shorewood: www.villageofshorewood.org
South Milwaukee: www.smwi.org
Wauwatosa: www.wauwatosa.net
West Allis: www.westalliswi.gov
West Bend: www.ci.west-bend.wi.us
Whitefish Bay: www.wfbvillage.org
To learn information about a Milwaukee-area neighborhood that was not listed above, you can always try performing a Google search. Searching for the city name +Wisconsin usually yields good results. Just be aware that not all Milwaukee-area communities, especially the smaller ones, currently have their own website.
Beyond government-run and community websites, there are a number of other sites online that contain information about the events, attractions, and opportunities in the greater Milwaukee area. Several of these websites have been listed below, along with a little information about what each of the sites contain.
About.com (Milwaukee Section)
www.milwaukee.about.com
The Milwaukee section of About.com features information about a number of the city’s neighborhoods, with additional information about the festivals and events hosted within them. There is also information about the area’s bars and restaurants.
Eventful (Milwaukee Section)
www.eventful.com/milwaukee
Eventful’s Milwaukee section has lots of information about Milwaukee’s upcoming events and concerts and the venues which host them. The site also provides the show times and descriptions for movies currently being shown in theaters across the Milwaukee area.
ExpressMilwaukee
www.expressmilwaukee.com
ExpressMilwaukee talks about the events, music, entertainment, and dining options in the city of Milwaukee. The website also has a section to help keep you updated on Milwaukee-area news stories.
KEY Milwaukee
www.keymilwaukee.com
KEY Milwaukee’s website has information about shopping, dining, and being entertained in the city of Milwaukee. The site also features a free online version of their monthly publication, KEY Milwaukee Magazine, which covers upcoming events in the area and has information about the city’s various attractions and tours.
MeetUp (Milwaukee Business Professionals Section)
www.meetup.com/Milwaukee-Business-Professionals
MeetUp provides networking opportunities for Milwaukee’s small business owners and entrepreneurs from their website’s Milwaukee Business Professionals section. The site allows users to plan networking events and meet other like-minded professionals in the area by joining or suggesting an upcoming meeting.
Milwaukee.com
www.milwaukee.com
Milwaukee.com is filled with information about the city’s restaurants, hotels, attractions, and nightlife. It also has information about the area’s current job openings and an extensive directory of Milwaukee’s various organizations and businesses.
MilwaukeeMag
www.milwaukeemag.com
MilwaukeeMag.com is the online presence of Milwaukee Magazine. The website features articles about the city’s restaurants, entertainment options, and upcoming events in a variety of genres.
MilwaukeeMoms
www.milwaukeemoms.com
MilwaukeeMoms is a website filled with parenting advice for moms in the Milwaukee area. The site links to several family-friendly events in and around Milwaukee and has a forum where Milwaukee-area moms can connect and share information and advice with one another.
OnMilwaukee
www.onmilwaukee.com
OnMilwaukee has information about living, dining, shopping, and finding entertainment in the city of Milwaukee. There’s also a calendar of the city’s events and a directory which lists many of the businesses in the greater Milwaukee area.
TripAdvisor (Milwaukee Attractions Section)
www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g60097-Activities-Milwaukee_Wisconsin.html
TripAdvisor’s Milwaukee Attractions section has a wealth of information about things to see and do in Milwaukee. This includes information about more than 80 attractions in the city, plus additional details about the city’s shopping, nightlife, and tours.
VISIT Milwaukee
www.visitmilwaukee.org
VISIT Milwaukee offers plenty of information about the city’s attractions and events, with an entire portion of their website dedicated to Milwaukee’s arts and culture scene. You can also request a Milwaukee travel guide right from their website and download coupons to help you explore more of Milwaukee for less money.
Wikipedia (Milwaukee Section)
www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milwaukee
Wikipedia’s Milwaukee section has information covering just about anything you could ever want to know about the city of Milwaukee. It contains a history of the city, plus information about the city’s demographics and political makeup. It also lists the city’s various museums, monuments, arenas, festivals, and parks.
YAHOO! Travel (Milwaukee Section)
www.travel.yahoo.com/p-travelguide-191502036-milwaukee_vacations-i
The Milwaukee section of YAHOO! Travel has invaluable information about the city of Milwaukee and its hotels, vacation rentals, and trip plans. It also lists some things you can do in the city, plus has a very detailed map of the area to help you get to some of the city’s best attractions.
Yelp (Milwaukee Section)
www.yelp.com/milwaukee
Yelp’s Milwaukee section has a ton of information and reviews about the city’s restaurants, businesses, and attractions. The site also has some information about upcoming Milwaukee-area events.
To compile a full list of websites containing information about the attractions, events, and opportunities in the Milwaukee area would be a near impossible task. Hopefully this list of websites, however, has given you a place to start searching for the Milwaukee-related information you’ve been looking for.
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Local Government Assistance for Milwaukee Businesses
Local Government Assistance for Milwaukee Businesses
There are a number of programs set in place by local government agencies to help businesses in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. These programs are run by the City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County who work in partnership with other outside agencies, both government-run and privately owned, to help provide Milwaukee businesses with the assistance needed to truly thrive.
Programs offered by these agencies range from financial assistance (including grants, loans, and bonds) to discounts and mentoring programs that help Milwaukee-area businesses be all that they can be. No matter of if you are looking for financial assistance to help renovate your business during hard times or a mentorship program to help your business grow, Milwaukee’s local government agencies can be of great help.
Financial Assistance Programs for Milwaukee Businesses:
When talking specifically about the financial assistance offered by local government agencies for Milwaukee-area businesses, there are several grants, bonds, and loan programs currently available. Here is some information about some specific financial assistance programs offered by Milwaukee’s local government agencies that might be helpful to your business:
Me² – Helping Milwaukee Businesses Finance the Cost of Becoming More Energy Efficient
Me² (which stands for Milwaukee Energy Efficiency) is in partnership with the U.S. Department of Energy, the Milwaukee Office of Environmental Sustainability, and Focus on Energy to offer financial assistance to Milwaukee-area businesses who wish to become more energy efficient. By partnering with Me², you will be given rebates ranging from 10% and 60% of your total project costs, making your business’s energy efficiency upgrades more affordable.
Maximum incentives are $30,000 for small business projects costing under $50,000 and $300,000 for general business projects costing over $50,000. These incentives are given on a per property basis.
Please contact Timm Heck at (414) 333-2368 or visit the City of Milwaukee’s Me² page at www.city.milwaukee.gov/Me2/Businesses for more information.
Façade Grants – Helping Milwaukee Businesses Finance Improvements to Street Faces and Signage
The City of Milwaukee’s Department of City Development is offering grants to businesses to help improve the appearance of commercial areas in Milwaukee. There are two city wide grant programs – one for façade improvements and the other to improve the look of the city’s signage. There is also a Downtown Façade Grant Program available to businesses located in the downtown core.
Both the City Wide Façade Grant Program and the City Wide Signage Grant Program will reimburse up to 50% of eligible improvement costs, with a maximum reimbursement of $2500. The Downtown Façade Grant Program, on the other hand, will reimburse up to 30% of eligible improvement costs, with its maximum grant being $50,000 per building. Improvement projects must cost at least $2000 to be eligible for any of the city’s façade or signage grants.
More information about Milwaukee’s façade and signage grant programs can be obtained by visiting the City of Milwaukee’s website at www.city.milwaukee.gov/facade or by calling the Façade Grant hotline at (414) 286-8201.
Brownfield Site Assessment Matching Grant – Helping Milwaukee Businesses Finance Environmental Site Assessments
The Milwaukee Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) in conjunction with the City of Milwaukee and its Redevelopment Authority (RACM) is offering grants to encourage the assessment and redevelopment of Milwaukee’s industrial properties with potential environmental issues.
The grant covers half the costs of a Phase II Environmental Site Assessment, with a maximum grant paying out $25,000. To be eligible, your business must already own or have plans to purchase the property and have previously completed a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment on the site which is to be redeveloped.
You can visit the Milwaukee Economic Development Corporation’s website at www.medconline.com/Other_Assistance_0MQ2.html#Other_Assistance-Enviro for more information about the grant or simply call them at (414) 286-5840.
Industrial Development Revenue Bonds – Helping Milwaukee Businesses Cover the Cost of Construction, Renovations, and Industrial Equipment
The Milwaukee Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) together with the City of Milwaukee and its Redevelopment Authority (RACM) is issuing industrial revenue bonds to help fund building construction and renovations, as well as manufacturing machinery and equipment. Financing for the cost of land, site improvements, and engineering or agricultural studies is also available through the Industrial Development Revenue Bonds Program. These industrial revenue bonds are available at both fixed and variable rates and your total available bond amount will depend on your business’s assets.
For more information about the Industrial Development Revenue Bonds, please visit the MEDC’s website at www.medconline.com/Other_Assistance_0MQ2.html#Industrial or contact the Milwaukee Economic Development Corporation directly at (414) 286-5840.
Revolving Loan Program – Helping Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (DBE) in Milwaukee Cover Labor and Material Costs
Milwaukee County is offering working-capital loans to the city’s disadvantaged businesses to help cover the costs of labor and materials so they can participate in projects being run by Milwaukee County. These loans are considered short-term and have low interest rates.
You can learn more about Milwaukee County’s Revolving Loan Program by visiting their website at www.county.milwaukee.gov/RevolvingLoanProgram12285.htm or by contacting Mark Phillips at (414) 278-5104.
Milwaukee-area Business Mentoring, Cost-Cutting, and Fairness Programs:
Beyond financial assistance, there are other local government programs and services that businesses in metro Milwaukee can take advantage of. These include a mentoring program for emerging Milwaukee businesses and programs to help businesses cut their overall spending on water and energy. Milwaukee County also helps businesses in the area by promoting fairness through its contract monitoring and enforcement policies. Specific information about how each of these local government programs can help your business is listed below:
Business Capacity Building Program – Helping Milwaukee Businesses Achieve Sustainable Growth and Increased Revenues
The City of Milwaukee and the North End Project are currently running the Business Capacity Building Program (BCBP) to help small businesses in the area achieve sustainable growth and increase their overall business revenues. This program, which runs until May 2013, features one-on-one coaching sessions in an effort to provide businesses in Milwaukee with an in-depth assessment and personalized business plan. The Business Capacity Building Program also provides participants with business-to-business networking opportunities.
Please visit the City of Milwaukee’s website at www.city.milwaukee.gov/bcbp for more information about their Business Capacity Building Program.
Discounted Water Rates – Helping to Make Milwaukee’s Water-Intensive Businesses and Research Facilities Less Costly
The City of Milwaukee, through Milwaukee Water Works, hopes to bring new businesses and research facilities to Milwaukee by offering discounted water rates to those requiring large amounts of fresh water to conduct their business. By joining the program, your cost per unit of water goes down as your total water usage increases. To take advantage of these savings, your business must use at least 25,000 gallons of fresh water per month.
More information about Milwaukee’s discounted water rates can be obtained by visiting the City of Milwaukee’s website at www.city.milwaukee.gov/water/business or by calling the Milwaukee Water Works Water Marketing Specialist at (414) 286-2803.
Milwaukee E3 Program – Helping Milwaukee Businesses Cut Costs and Become More Environmentally Sustainable
The City of Milwaukee and the Milwaukee Office of Environmental Sustainability’s E3 Program (E3 standing for Economy, Energy, and Environment) helps small to medium-sized businesses cut costs by promoting practices and technologies that are cost-effective and environmentally sustainable. The program is aimed at businesses that have between 20 and 500 total employees.
Please visit the City of Milwaukee’s website at www.city.milwaukee.gov/ME3 for additional information about the Milwaukee E3 Program.
Contract Monitoring and Enforcement – Promoting Fairness for All Milwaukee Businesses in Regards to Milwaukee County Procurements
Milwaukee County is actively strengthening the area’s businesses by fostering local economic development. One key area in which they are finding success is through the county’s contract monitoring and enforcement policies. These policies ensure that all area businesses interested in participating in Milwaukee County procurements, including Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) firms, start on a level playing field.
Please visit the Milwaukee County government website at www.county.milwaukee.gov/ContractMonitoringan12283.htm for more information about their contract monitoring and enforcement policies.
As you can see, there are many programs and services offered by local government agencies to help promote the growth and sustainability of Milwaukee-area businesses. Many of these programs are offered by the City of Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, or as a partnership between the local government and other outside agencies. Regardless of whether a local government agency is providing your business with financial assistance, mentoring, or some cost-cutting incentives, rest assured that they are working with you for the mutual benefit of your business and the city.
There are a number of programs set in place by local government agencies to help businesses in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. These programs are run by the City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County who work in partnership with other outside agencies, both government-run and privately owned, to help provide Milwaukee businesses with the assistance needed to truly thrive.
Programs offered by these agencies range from financial assistance (including grants, loans, and bonds) to discounts and mentoring programs that help Milwaukee-area businesses be all that they can be. No matter of if you are looking for financial assistance to help renovate your business during hard times or a mentorship program to help your business grow, Milwaukee’s local government agencies can be of great help.
Financial Assistance Programs for Milwaukee Businesses:
When talking specifically about the financial assistance offered by local government agencies for Milwaukee-area businesses, there are several grants, bonds, and loan programs currently available. Here is some information about some specific financial assistance programs offered by Milwaukee’s local government agencies that might be helpful to your business:
Me² – Helping Milwaukee Businesses Finance the Cost of Becoming More Energy Efficient
Me² (which stands for Milwaukee Energy Efficiency) is in partnership with the U.S. Department of Energy, the Milwaukee Office of Environmental Sustainability, and Focus on Energy to offer financial assistance to Milwaukee-area businesses who wish to become more energy efficient. By partnering with Me², you will be given rebates ranging from 10% and 60% of your total project costs, making your business’s energy efficiency upgrades more affordable.
Maximum incentives are $30,000 for small business projects costing under $50,000 and $300,000 for general business projects costing over $50,000. These incentives are given on a per property basis.
Please contact Timm Heck at (414) 333-2368 or visit the City of Milwaukee’s Me² page at www.city.milwaukee.gov/Me2/Businesses for more information.
Façade Grants – Helping Milwaukee Businesses Finance Improvements to Street Faces and Signage
The City of Milwaukee’s Department of City Development is offering grants to businesses to help improve the appearance of commercial areas in Milwaukee. There are two city wide grant programs – one for façade improvements and the other to improve the look of the city’s signage. There is also a Downtown Façade Grant Program available to businesses located in the downtown core.
Both the City Wide Façade Grant Program and the City Wide Signage Grant Program will reimburse up to 50% of eligible improvement costs, with a maximum reimbursement of $2500. The Downtown Façade Grant Program, on the other hand, will reimburse up to 30% of eligible improvement costs, with its maximum grant being $50,000 per building. Improvement projects must cost at least $2000 to be eligible for any of the city’s façade or signage grants.
More information about Milwaukee’s façade and signage grant programs can be obtained by visiting the City of Milwaukee’s website at www.city.milwaukee.gov/facade or by calling the Façade Grant hotline at (414) 286-8201.
Brownfield Site Assessment Matching Grant – Helping Milwaukee Businesses Finance Environmental Site Assessments
The Milwaukee Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) in conjunction with the City of Milwaukee and its Redevelopment Authority (RACM) is offering grants to encourage the assessment and redevelopment of Milwaukee’s industrial properties with potential environmental issues.
The grant covers half the costs of a Phase II Environmental Site Assessment, with a maximum grant paying out $25,000. To be eligible, your business must already own or have plans to purchase the property and have previously completed a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment on the site which is to be redeveloped.
You can visit the Milwaukee Economic Development Corporation’s website at www.medconline.com/Other_Assistance_0MQ2.html#Other_Assistance-Enviro for more information about the grant or simply call them at (414) 286-5840.
Industrial Development Revenue Bonds – Helping Milwaukee Businesses Cover the Cost of Construction, Renovations, and Industrial Equipment
The Milwaukee Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) together with the City of Milwaukee and its Redevelopment Authority (RACM) is issuing industrial revenue bonds to help fund building construction and renovations, as well as manufacturing machinery and equipment. Financing for the cost of land, site improvements, and engineering or agricultural studies is also available through the Industrial Development Revenue Bonds Program. These industrial revenue bonds are available at both fixed and variable rates and your total available bond amount will depend on your business’s assets.
For more information about the Industrial Development Revenue Bonds, please visit the MEDC’s website at www.medconline.com/Other_Assistance_0MQ2.html#Industrial or contact the Milwaukee Economic Development Corporation directly at (414) 286-5840.
Revolving Loan Program – Helping Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (DBE) in Milwaukee Cover Labor and Material Costs
Milwaukee County is offering working-capital loans to the city’s disadvantaged businesses to help cover the costs of labor and materials so they can participate in projects being run by Milwaukee County. These loans are considered short-term and have low interest rates.
You can learn more about Milwaukee County’s Revolving Loan Program by visiting their website at www.county.milwaukee.gov/RevolvingLoanProgram12285.htm or by contacting Mark Phillips at (414) 278-5104.
Milwaukee-area Business Mentoring, Cost-Cutting, and Fairness Programs:
Beyond financial assistance, there are other local government programs and services that businesses in metro Milwaukee can take advantage of. These include a mentoring program for emerging Milwaukee businesses and programs to help businesses cut their overall spending on water and energy. Milwaukee County also helps businesses in the area by promoting fairness through its contract monitoring and enforcement policies. Specific information about how each of these local government programs can help your business is listed below:
Business Capacity Building Program – Helping Milwaukee Businesses Achieve Sustainable Growth and Increased Revenues
The City of Milwaukee and the North End Project are currently running the Business Capacity Building Program (BCBP) to help small businesses in the area achieve sustainable growth and increase their overall business revenues. This program, which runs until May 2013, features one-on-one coaching sessions in an effort to provide businesses in Milwaukee with an in-depth assessment and personalized business plan. The Business Capacity Building Program also provides participants with business-to-business networking opportunities.
Please visit the City of Milwaukee’s website at www.city.milwaukee.gov/bcbp for more information about their Business Capacity Building Program.
Discounted Water Rates – Helping to Make Milwaukee’s Water-Intensive Businesses and Research Facilities Less Costly
The City of Milwaukee, through Milwaukee Water Works, hopes to bring new businesses and research facilities to Milwaukee by offering discounted water rates to those requiring large amounts of fresh water to conduct their business. By joining the program, your cost per unit of water goes down as your total water usage increases. To take advantage of these savings, your business must use at least 25,000 gallons of fresh water per month.
More information about Milwaukee’s discounted water rates can be obtained by visiting the City of Milwaukee’s website at www.city.milwaukee.gov/water/business or by calling the Milwaukee Water Works Water Marketing Specialist at (414) 286-2803.
Milwaukee E3 Program – Helping Milwaukee Businesses Cut Costs and Become More Environmentally Sustainable
The City of Milwaukee and the Milwaukee Office of Environmental Sustainability’s E3 Program (E3 standing for Economy, Energy, and Environment) helps small to medium-sized businesses cut costs by promoting practices and technologies that are cost-effective and environmentally sustainable. The program is aimed at businesses that have between 20 and 500 total employees.
Please visit the City of Milwaukee’s website at www.city.milwaukee.gov/ME3 for additional information about the Milwaukee E3 Program.
Contract Monitoring and Enforcement – Promoting Fairness for All Milwaukee Businesses in Regards to Milwaukee County Procurements
Milwaukee County is actively strengthening the area’s businesses by fostering local economic development. One key area in which they are finding success is through the county’s contract monitoring and enforcement policies. These policies ensure that all area businesses interested in participating in Milwaukee County procurements, including Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) firms, start on a level playing field.
Please visit the Milwaukee County government website at www.county.milwaukee.gov/ContractMonitoringan12283.htm for more information about their contract monitoring and enforcement policies.
As you can see, there are many programs and services offered by local government agencies to help promote the growth and sustainability of Milwaukee-area businesses. Many of these programs are offered by the City of Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, or as a partnership between the local government and other outside agencies. Regardless of whether a local government agency is providing your business with financial assistance, mentoring, or some cost-cutting incentives, rest assured that they are working with you for the mutual benefit of your business and the city.
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