Commercial Cleaning Corporation is proud to announce that two of our area managers have earned BSCAI certifications as Registered Building Service Managers! As stated by the BSCAI, this is a symbol of excellence for building service contracting personnel, and a symbol of accomplishment throughout the industry. Read more “CCC Managers Now BSCAI-Certified as Registered Building Service Managers”
Stripping and waxing commercial floors is a service performed to help maintain their shine and cleanliness, but it is quite a tedious process. It is a learned skill and starting this process without prior experience will likely lead to mistakes—and possibly even permanent floor damage.
When considering this service, it is best to leave it to the professionals as they know how to best avoid the ten mistakes we’ve listed below.  Read more “10 Mistakes to Avoid When Stripping and Waxing Floors”
As a business owner, it can be difficult to monitor and keep track of all the various expenses needed for operations, some of which may not even be necessary. Taking a detailed look at your business’s finances will help you determine areas you can cut back on in order to reduce waste, increase productivity, and ultimately improve profitability.
Below, we have compiled a list of five categories that you can implement into your cost savings strategy today. While we don’t recommend implementing them all at once, they can be helpful in guiding you through what expenses you do have the capacity to cut back on. After all, the goal is to cut costs without compromising quality. Read more “How to Cut Costs Without Cutting Quality”
With winter here, we are all inevitably spending more time indoors. This means an increase of foot traffic throughout your facility, and with that, an increase of dirt on your carpets. Dirty carpets are not only visually unappealing, but they can also negatively impact your health.
Dirty carpets have been associated with skin rashes, eczema, allergies, respiratory problems, and can even trigger asthma attacks. In this blog post, we’ve put together tips to minimize the amount of dirt produced on your facility’s carpets, which will make way for a cleaner and safer work environment. Read more “Carpet Cleaning Tips for Winter”
It can be easy to take floors for granted when it comes to a comprehensive cleaning and maintenance plan for your facility. However, floors are just as important as any other part of a building, if not even more so.
Clean and shiny floors are a key aspect of any well-maintained building and successful business. However, over time, floors can easily become scuffed, worn, and permanently dirty. This can happen sooner if routine floor care and maintenance is neglected.
Read more “Understanding Commercial Floor Cleaning and its Benefits”
The need for a clean and safe office, school or R&D lab is more important than ever, especially when flu and cold season begins to rear its congested head. While some businesses rely on the services offered by independent janitorial services, they often lack standardized cleaning practices, techniques and follow-through that can leave your place of work a hot zone for resilient germs.
Read more “Why You Need Professional Cleaning Services for Your School, Office or Lab”
The icy grip of winter has once again taken hold, causing snow, salt and slush to be tracked into your business, staining your floors and leading to irreversible damage. Aside from leaving unsightly grime and discoloration throughout your building, the byproducts of some snow and ice removal methods can cause long lasting damage to floors and other surfaces, costing your business big bucks in the long run.
Trying to thwart the continual build-up of salt and snow in your most heavily trafficked areas can feel like a pyrrhic victory, sacrificing your staff’s time and energy to fight a battle that will ultimately end in defeat. Fortunately, there are some easy-to-implement tips and tricks that can help protect your floors from the beatings of winter.
Read more “Salt Melt and Snow Removal: How To Clean Your Floors During The Winter”