A top concern for many offices during the pandemic is how germs spread and what steps to take to minimize their spread. As more people return to the workplace and with an increase of in-person customers to stores, employers in every industry have been taking steps to provide safer, healthier business environments.

Germs spread quickly, and in places of business surfaces get touched often and by many people. By understanding exactly how germs spread around your business you can better understand what can be done to reduce the spread.

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Dust mites are microscopic, insect-like pests that generate some of the most common indoor allergens that can trigger allergic reactions and asthma in some people. Did you know hundreds of thousands of dust mites can live in the bedding, mattresses, upholstered furniture, carpets or curtains in your home and office?

Dust mites are not parasites; they don’t bite, sting or burrow into our bodies. However, the harmful allergens they create come from their fecal pellets and body fragments.

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The best way to keep your office building in great shape from top to bottom is to address any maintenance issues quickly to prevent bigger problems from occurring.

Many of the biggest building maintenance issues and risks can be identified by asking your cleaning staff a few key questions. By implementing  a proactive maintenance strategy, you will address two very important things: reducing overall maintenance costs and improving safety.

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Often times, regardless of our best efforts, many of us find ourselves dealing with clutter in our workspace. The impact of busy schedules, workload challenges, or simply having too many objects in your space can create messy areas that are distracting and have an impact the quality of work.

The good news is you’re not alone. We have some office cleaning tips that you can implement today to help you create a clutter-free environment. With a little knowledge and effort, you can feel better about your work area and boost your productivity.

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Did you know that the typical office worker’s hands come in contact with 10 million bacteria a day? Common areas in the workplace are the most likely area that employees pass on germs.

It is easy to miss cleaning all the surfaces in your office or workspace that hide cold and flu viruses. Now with the added concern of COVID-19, it is especially important not to overlook common touch points that see a lot of traffic throughout the workday.

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If you stop and take a moment to really look at your office walls, you may  be surprised at just how dusty, grimy, and scuffed they may be.

Because it doesn’t have to be done often, washing office walls is a common task that is easily overlooked. The walls of your office collect marks, fingerprints, and all manner of dirt, especially if your workplace is a busy one.

Cleaning your office walls may not be something you give a lot of thought to or include in your usual cleaning routine. However, the walls really do need a good wash from time to time to prevent the office space from looking dirty.

This effort will make a huge impact on the look and feel of the office, not to mention the health of your employees.

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Keeping an office or workspace clean is essential for any business, and warehouses and distribution facilities are no different. These types of workspaces can get especially dirty, dusty, and grimy pretty quickly.

Because facilities like these are large and typically have high ceilings, they are more likely to collect debris and have harder-to-reach areas making it of utmost importance to adhere to a strict cleaning schedule.

By maintaining a regular cleaning schedule, you can prevent the accumulation of dust and debris on machinery, equipment, and products to ensure operational efficiency and prevent unnecessary downtime.

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Flood and wind damage from storms are sources of worry for those of us running business in the Northeast. However, having a plan and knowing how to protect your property will give you the upper hand and get you back on your feet when wind, rain, and floods threaten your business.

Water and storm damage in our tristate area is an all-too-common cause of damage many businesses deal with each year. Flood damage can cause major messes and significant cleanup efforts.

With a little preparation and knowledge, there are several steps a business can take when it suffers damage that will make the process easier and less stressful.

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