We sold off all our night-time air sweeper routes, and now strictly do the large sweeper market.

In the mid 1970s, upon the man's passing away, his widow gave this fledgling little business away, as payment on a family debt. As the new owner took over the accounts, he began to expand it more towards the sweeping end, and discontinued the pressure washing aspect. By the mid 1970s, sweepers (for purposes of shopping center night-time parking lots go) was evolving to be truck-mounted vacuum style, rather than miniature broom ride-on types. So this owner updated to include several "Belair" brand sweepers. This greatly increased the speed and efficiency, and he began to add many more shopping centers in the growing county. Backpack blowers also came into use, and the service of blowing off sidewalks, blowing out corners, etc... was added. The little broom type sweepers were kept around for whenever heavy rock and dirt sweeper calls came in, but the business was primarily night-time shopping centers.