Quality Residential Services, Inc.

	(843) 45-PAINT (843) 457-2468



THE BIRTH OF QRS Founded on the ideal that quality craftsmanship combined with personal integrity is the simplest solution to a successful product. Building on that foundation, a steadfast commitment to ethics and excellence in service is the path to a successful business.Striving to achieve financial independence and improving your quality of life is the measurement of a successful person.Produce a good product, conduct good business and be a good person. Success can be measured; it is when the whole exceeds the sum of it’s parts. Founded on the ideal that quality craftsmanship combined with personal integrity is the simplest solution to a successful product. Building on that foundation, a steadfast commitment to ethics and excellence in service is the path to a successful business. Striving to achieve financial independence and improving your quality of life is the measurement of a successful person. Produce a good product, conduct good business and be a good person. Success can be measured; it is when the whole exceeds the sum of it’s parts. ROAD TO SUCCESS Since its birth, QRS has… Continued to compensate it’s employees 25% higher than industry average and offer benefits like vacation/sick, medical/dental, bereavement, etc. Continued to employ honest tax paying Americans Continued to produce services in keeping with our reputation and standards regardless of project profit/loss. Continued to compete in a market with unethical contractors using illegal measures and risen above it. Continued to beat the previous quarter/year goals. STANDARDS Holding ourselves to a higher personal and professional standard than our competition. Company Policy and Employee Benefits Manual Drug free employment policy No tobacco in the interior of building or on balconies, etc. Absent work policy Waste, fraud and abuse policy
Cash Stocker – Owner Born in Hammond, Indiana on October 29, 1972 Father worked in the Steel Mills; Mother raised the children Two older brothers and one younger sister Parents fostered several children and adopted one Attended Catholic Middle School Solved the Rubik’s Cube at age 9 Member of the Order of DeMolay; Held term as Master Councilor Graduated public High School Everything owned fit in the trunk of beat up ’82 Dodge Diplomat Joined the United States Navy after High School graduation and served 10 ½ years.
	Volunteered for Advanced Nuclear Training Program. Received honors in Mathematics. Served four year tour on USS T Roosevelt, Aircraft Carrier in Norfolk, VA. Completed two full Mediterranean Cruises and spent nearly 700 days ocean bound. Awarded Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal for solely identifying a major electrical design flaw. Held several critical positions during tour and received two personal accommodations from the Fleet Admiral for excellence in service and dedication to duty. Served as an Instructor at Nuclear Power Training Unit. Decommissioned Ballistic Missile Submarine with fully operational Nuclear Reactor, Engineering and Propulsion Plant. Awarded Instructor of the Class for superior mentoring abilities. Awarded second NAM for emergent repairs to a vital propulsion plant system during a yearly safeguards examination. Qualified Engineering Watch Supervisor. Responsible for all aspects of operation, the EWS is in charge of all personnel throughout Engineering. Awarded third NAM for outstanding tour as an Instructor leading by example the Navy Corps Values of Honor, Commitment and Courage.
Spent 1 ½ years with Nucor Steel as a Machinery Vibration Specialist Through the use of Vibration Analysis, Airborne Ultrasonic Detection, Infrared Thermal Imaging and other environmental indicators, predicted equipment failure prior to it happening. Therefore, scheduled repairs and not catastrophic failures. Had to wear a vest made of frozen gel in order to complete testing in areas where ambient temperatures exceeded 140°F; surface metal temperatures exceeded 180°F. Chicken is fully cooked at 160°F. Gave up that cool job to start own company.
SUCCESS STORIES Myrtle Avenue – The downstairs Main Hall ceiling of this 200 year old home was damaged from an upstairs water leak. We were contracted to repair based on our reputation of quality. We were proud to do our part in keeping this home strong and beautiful. Kyoto Express Conway – We were selected from many contractors to perform a nearly $50,000 floor to ceiling renovation on the restaurant. I recommend the Chicken Bowl. Habitat for Humanity – QRS personnel has donated over 40 personal hours to building homes. As a company, QRS has donated over $1000 in materials and $1000s more in donated man-hours of labor.

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