National Maintenance Group, Inc., (Pink Sheets:NMGP) is pleased to report it has signed a "Core Agreement" with Diamond Resorts International, one of the largest vacation ownership companies in the world with more than 110 branded and affiliated resorts in 14 countries with destinations throughout the continental United States and Hawaii, Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean and Europe.
Under the Core Agreement, National Maintenance will provide cleaning and maintenance for numerous Diamond Resort locations. It is anticipated that National Maintenance will begin its contract services next month.
“This Core agreement will provide National Maintenance Group with the tremendous opportunity to expand our business all throughout the United States and other key resort locations around the world,” said Dow Chasan, CEO of National Maintenance Group, Inc. “In addition to the economic benefits, our relationship with Diamond Resorts is expected to offer a foundation to penetrate new markets and expand our geographical footprint able to support new business in the surrounding areas.”
About National Maintenance Group Inc.
Headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona with a regional office in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, National Maintenance Group provides general building maintenance services such as daily janitorial service, carpet cleaning, floor care, window cleaning, housekeeping, maid service, landscaping, pest control, heating/air conditioning repair & maintenance, electrical and other “trade” services for Fortune 500 companies as well as their local, regional and national operations and accomplishes this by contributing to a higher standard of quality for companies of all sizes, regardless of their specific industry.
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Jerry Ludeman,
480-242-6048
