Most of the work happens when everything else is closed. Kitchens shut down, crews go in, and the job gets done without anyone noticing. Then it happens again on the next cycle.
This business services commercial kitchens on a recurring schedule, which means the same locations come back over and over. Once an account is in place, it tends to stay. Add enough of those, and the nights fill up quickly. Multiple locations can be handled in a single shift, and as routes build within the same areas, everything gets tighter and more efficient.
There’s no guessing where the work is coming from—it’s already scheduled. Growth comes from adding more accounts and stacking them into existing routes.
