Cleaning 101

Laying a Foundation for Facility Maintenance

Properly cleaned workplaces are important: they impress clients/co-workers/visitors, extend the lifespan of facility investments, reduce employee sick days, keep employees happier, and keep our facilities safer.

If a clean building is important to you, it’s time:

to take control of your cleaning program and improve your team
to have gorgeous facilities so patrons and coworkers give you high-fives
to avoid the risk of damaging your building by investing in maintenance
to reduce sickness of your staff and patrons while ‘going green’
to be less stressed, knowing your team is cleaning correctly and not wasting time

This process must start with management understanding the basics of cleaning — hopefully, as good or better than their own staff. You need to know that everything on the list above is possible. We’ve worked with countless facility managers, just like you, and they all want these same things.

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Your Blueprint for a Clean[er] Facility

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