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.

Read more “How to Repair Your Building After Storm Damage”

Mold is naturally found everywhere but is grows most prolifically in damp areas with high humidity. In part, this mean states like New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware are more vulnerable to having high levels of mold.

Mold needs three things to flourish: moisture, organic material, and darkness. Without moisture, mold won’t form, and without something to grow on and feed off of, mold will not be able to grow and thrive. Commercial buildings are full of areas that provide the perfect conditions.

Read more “Prevent Mold From Growing in Your Business”

Last week we talked about 3 key elements to focus on to ensure that your office gives a professional first impression; keep it smelling fresh, clear clutter, and cleaning your carpets.

This week we are going to focus on an often forgotten and not-so-obvious area – your office ceiling.

While you may have been focusing on what is right in front of you, like your floors, office clutter, and restrooms, one of the biggest indicators of an unclean office is your ceiling.

Read more “How to Keep Your Ceiling Tiles Clean and Dirt Free”

A lackluster cleaning routine, especially during allergy season, can leave workplaces dusty and wreaking havoc on the health of employees and visitors. Dealing with allergies at work can often be difficult as dust and other allergens can aggravate asthma and cause wheezing, sneezing, and eye irritation. Allergies can impact workplace productivity, increase sick days, and make your employees miserable.

Ensuring that your office environment is as clean possible is an essential part of keeping staff, clients, and other visitors as healthy and comfortable as possible.

Reduce the impact of allergens in your office by following a few simple steps to help keep your employees healthy and happy.

Read more “How to Reduce Allergies in the Workplace”

No matter how clean your office environment is, at some point you may encounter unwanted pests in your workplace. As we move into the summer months, many pests such as rodents, ants, flies, gnats, roaches, wasps become more active.

Offices that have been closed, or housed fewer employees due to the pandemic, have provided a quiet place for these little creatures to live without much deterrence. If insects or rodents are allowed to settle into your space, it can be incredibly difficult to get rid of them. In this post, we go into detail about how to prevent pests from invading your office this summer.

Read more “Uninvited Guests: Stop Pests from Setting Up Shop in Your Office”

The open office concept has been growing in popularity over the last few years due to the many benefits it can bring to the workplace. The removal of barriers between colleagues makes for better communication, stronger collaboration, and easier supervision from management. Not to mention, the open office concept is more cost-effective compared to the traditional cubicle.

However, it is possible for this free and open environment to have a negative impact on your employees. Open office concepts can come with a lack of privacy, constant noise, distractions, less concentration, and more exposure to germs.

Continue reading our blog post to uncover the reasons why open offices need a specialized approach to keep everyone in your office happy and healthy. Read more “How to Stay Healthy and Safe in Open Offices”

Many aspects of day-to-day life have changed since the start of the pandemic, from how we commute to work, attend classes, go grocery shopping, and most importantly, the new way that we clean. There has now been a greater emphasis on cleaning and hygiene as everyone tries their best to remain healthy.

An article from Forbes even stated that the pandemic has turned many of us into germaphobes.¹ As the pandemic swept the nation last year, consumers drove up demand for disinfecting wipes and sanitizers and it was only until recently that supply finally caught up.

These days, cleaning and disinfecting go hand-in-hand with health and safety. In this blog post, we will discuss the future of cleaning post-pandemic. Read more “A New Way of Cleaning Post-Pandemic”

Warm weather is just around the corner and that can only mean one thing—spring cleaning. No more dreary weather, muddy footprints, and soaked carpets. Spring is almost here and that means we get to welcome a fresh start.

Now is the perfect time to stow away your winter-related items, declutter unnecessary items, reorganize, and refresh the office. We encourage you to make the most of the upcoming season by reading the rest of our blog post which contains the benefits of office spring cleaning and tips on where to begin. Read more “Spring Cleaning Benefits and Tips for the Office”

Although the ongoing pandemic has forced many employers to turn to remote work, some industries have continued to operate as usual― particularly public transportation. One of the most popular modes of public transportation are buses, which are known for their affordability and flexibility. Read more “How to Keep Buses Clean While in Operation During COVID-19”