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Purchase price is the clearest number, but it is only one part of the real cost — and frequently not the largest part.
When an organisation decides to buy a fogger, the comparison usually ends at purchase price, because it is the only figure clearly stated on a quotation.
In reality, the cost of owning a fogger has several components, and many of them do not appear on any document until they actually occur.
This article therefore breaks down the total cost over five years into its parts and offers a maintenance plan you can budget from in advance, so decisions and planning rest on realistic numbers.