We work in association with various partners to deliver a business cost reduction service that promises to reduce the cost of some of your businesses largest overheads. Our understanding of your business, combined with the expertise of our partners, enables us to ensure you’re only paying what is necessary on essential outgoings such as utilities and insurance.
We start with a free, no-obligation chat to identify areas in which we can save you money. Often, we advise that we come and visit you at your premises to help get a better understanding of your business and its needs. Following this initial visit, we will then work with our partners to conduct a comprehensive audit of your overheads. With the findings of this audit, we will support and guide you through the process of switching to a cheaper and more suitable provider.
A recent example of our Business Cost Reduction service includes a saving of over £36,000 on a client’s gas and electricity bill.
The vast majority of businesses are paying more than is necessary in one area or another. The great thing about our business cost reduction service is that if you are paying more than you should be for an essential cost, we will identify it and bring the cost down to what it should be.
Our cost-cutting service extends to, but is not limited to, the following:
Other areas we could save you money on include:
As a client of Aston Shaw, you’ll benefit from specialist advice and tailored support – those things come as standard. You can call, email or pop into any one of our offices as much as you like and we’ll always do our very best to assist you. We won’t charge you for a five-minute meeting or a phone call or email either.
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