Drawing on Nearly 50 Years of Experience
In 1973 Ron Smith left a longtime factory job to run his own maintenance and repair business. Inherent abilities coupled with the experience this afforded him, made for a natural entry into custom home building. However, by 1977 he’d had his fill of brutal North Country winters.
In November of that year Mr. Smith moved his family to South Florida. Whereupon he learned that the building industry placed a heavy emphasis on volume, over quality. Concluding that his personal convictions were better served with a return to the home maintenance and repair business, he engaged for a time in the revitalization of distressed residential properties. By necessity his scope of expertise expanded into home furnishings, including window treatments. It was this field Mr. Smith pursued as the service industry began a drive toward specialization in the 1980s.
A Family Affair
Every member of the Smith family has worked in some capacity with the company. Wife and daughter carried out administrative, cleaning and decorating assignments, while all three sons served apprenticeships.
Eldest son, Dave, launched his own company in 1981, a passionate champion of the same attention to detail. Some years later he adopted the “ON-SITE” cleaning method, which quickly displaced sales and installation as the primary focus. His company was re-branded ADVANCED ON-SITE.
Ron Smith retired in 2014, but remained a heavily involved adviser right up until his 2021 death. It was he who initially researched the “ON-SITE” method, recommending its inclusion as a compliment to existing services. Youngest son, Phillip has since assumed his duties as COO of the original operation.
In recent years grandson, Michael, became a third generation member of the family business.
Add the legacy of nearly 50 years experience to a passion for old world craftsmanship, and you can be confident that ADVANCED ON-SITE delivers a quality of service uncommon in today’s marketplace.
Hello!
My husband and I purchased Luminette shades for 3 large windows and 1 set of sliders in 2016. I have gently vacuumed them over the last 6 years but they are getting dirty and dingy. Do you clean residential Luminette shades in place?
Pam Rogers
My apologies for the delayed response. Evidently your message fell through the cracks somehow, as I did not receive notification of it from my website admin area.
Yes! I clean Luminettes in place. In fact it’s strongly recommended, as there are components which can be irreversibly damaged when removed from the opening.
My number is 561.644.4091 in case you’ve not already enlisted another’s help. Thank you for reaching out.