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Wash Talk Ep. 175: Jim McCarthy of J Squared Systems

By carefully considering the type of lighting, longevity and innovative features, carwash owners can create a memorable and inviting environment for their customers.

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By Brian Ankney

When it comes to designing or revamping a carwash facility, there are crucial factors to consider, and one of them is lighting. In a recent conversation with PC&D’s Brian Ankeny, Jim McCarthy, the co-founder of J Squared Systems shed light on the significance of lighting in the carwash industry.

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In the past, a trip to the car wash might have been a straightforward chore. However, in today’s world, it’s evolved into an entertainment experience. The focus has shifted to creating a visually captivating environment that keeps customers coming back for more.

For more information about J Squared Systems, visit https://jsquaredsystems.com.

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