Understanding Cross-Contamination in Office Cleaning Most people assume that when a surface looks clean, it is clean. But appearances can be deceiving. Imagine arriving at work on Monday morning and finding your desk…
Before hiring a janitorial company, most buyers focus on price, references, and the proposal itself. Those factors matter, but they don’t always reveal whether a cleaning contractor is the right long-term fit. The reality is that many janitorial relationships fail…
And how facility managers should respond Most cleaning companies start a new account with energy and attention. Managers check in regularly, problems get handled quickly, and the building looks great. But over time, some vendors begin to lose focus. Service…
“Our floors just don’t look good anymore.” We hear this quite often when a business contacts us for a cleaning proposal. Along with complaints about dirty restrooms or messy break areas, worn-out floors are one of the biggest frustrations for…
Over the years, one of the most frequent questions we hear from facility managers is, “Are you a franchise?” This question often stems from negative experiences businesses have had with cleaning franchises. But why do these challenges arise, and when…
Stained carpets? Scuffed up floors? Dirty windows? Hazy VCT? While routine janitorial services are an everyday need at your facility, there are a host of other needs related to the cleanliness and appearance. For instance, cleaning exterior windows is…
What Exactly Does “Clean” Mean? At times, it’s obvious when a cleaning vendor isn’t performing well, but other times, the signs might not be so clear. This article is designed to help you establish clear expectations with your cleaning vendor…
You can relieve yourself of daily chores and make your life easier by hiring a cleaning service to clean your home. You wouldn’t have to worry about making time to get tasks done during your busy day. There won’t be…
It’s a new era in American life. Some industries are perishing and withering away, and others are exploding because of new demand. The cleaning industry is one of these fields that is scrambling to catch up with the demand that’s…
American-based businesses lose over $14 billion each year due to low employee productivity. The longer productivity problems are allowed to linger, the harder it will be to keep your business profitable. Assessing the reason for lower than normal productivity levels…