- January 2, 2019
Blog
New Year, New Possibilities
We hope everyone had a safe and wonderful time with family and friends over the holidays! The new year has begun, and with it, naturally, comes thoughts of change and progression. We take time to reevaluate and assess our current situations and welcome a chance to start again fresh. This applies to business owners as
- December 26, 2018
Happy New Year!
With Christmas now in the books, we naturally turn our attention to the next big holiday: New Year’s! What’s the first thing that comes to mind when we think about this holiday? For most people, and I’d be willing to bet on this, the word “resolution” comes to mind. Almost everyone makes one in the
- December 19, 2018
Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas From Everyone at JP’s Collision Center! We wanted to keep this week’s post short and sweet so thatyou can get back to what truly matters most this Christmas, and that’s beingwith family and loved ones. That said, we wish you all the warmest and mostwonderful of Christmas seasons! Please note, we will be
- December 12, 2018
Let it Snow!
For anyone that commuted through the Salt Lake valley this morning, I’m sure we can agree on one thing: the snow fell and everyone temporarily lost their minds. (Bet some of you wish you had heeded my words ofadvice a couple of weeks back regarding winter prep now, eh?) People were slidingoff roads and skidding
- December 6, 2018
PSA
There’s something about this time of year, something magical that happens. I’m not talking about getting exactly what you wanted from Santa either. Something’s in the air and it is kind, thoughtful, giving, caring and compassionate. It compels us to reach out to those in need and comfort them. It talks us into taking back
- November 29, 2018
Great Gifting Ideas!
With the Thanksgiving turkey hangovers done and over for 2018, festive lights are beginning to pop up around town and the snow is in the near forecast. Everything smells like pumpkin spice and our waistbands are feeling a little more pressure than average. Driving around town, we can see people coming home with trees strapped