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The client who stayed.

Mobile Works, Santa Maria, California — with a second location in San Luis Obispo. Owner: George. On TSS for more than ten years.

The situationTen years of messy data; Georgewanted his own system to finally work. The workData cleaned, TSS re-implemented, thesecond store relaunched and linked. Why this one mattersGeorge wanted to stay — proof nobodygets pushed toward a switch. Where George stands“All in” on helping other retailersknow what Basler Consulting does.

The situation

George didn't want a new system. He wanted the one he owned to finally work — ten-plus years of data had gotten messy enough that the software couldn't do its job. He called Richard Basler for the same reason he always had: at MEA, Richard was the one who fixed his TSS problems.

The work

A decade of data, cleaned and organized. TSS re-implemented properly — used the way it's built to be used instead of the way it had drifted. Then George relaunched his San Luis Obispo location, closed three years earlier: a second TSS license, a second setup, and the two stores linked through TSS multi-store.

Why this one matters

George wanted to stay — and the work made staying the right call. If you've wondered whether a consultant will always push you toward a switch, this is your answer, with a name on it.

Where George stands

In Richard's words: George is "all in" on helping other retailers know what Basler Consulting does.

The Mobileworks and Tint works storefront in Santa Maria at night, its service bays glowing red under a full moon
The Mobile Works shop, Santa Maria.

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