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”

As we approach the new year, there is no better time to clean up and organize your office space. This is a great habit to build and maintain as there are significant benefits tied along with it. Having a clean area to work in creates a sense of self-efficacy, maximizes productivity, decreases stress levels, and improves overall wellbeing. Cluttered desks, on the other hand, have been linked to procrastination, higher stress levels, and reduced self-confidence. If your initial thought when you sit down at your desk is, “Where do I begin?”, then perhaps it’s time for a desk cleanup.

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Although the long-awaited vaccine is well on its way, the surge of new COVID-19 cases continues to rise as we head deeper into the winter months. The vaccine is set to be given out in phases where frontline healthcare and essential workers will be the first to receive it, followed by adults 65 and over or with underlying medical conditions, and eventually the rest of the general population.

As we all wait for the vaccine’s timely distribution, we must continue to follow safety protocols and keep our spaces properly cleaned in order to help reduce the spread of the virus. One way to ensure your facility is clean and safe is to utilize the power of electrostatic disinfecting technology done by certified technicians who work for a company that has been an industry expert for years, like we are.

Read more “How to Keep Employees Safe Until the COVID-19 Vaccine is Available”

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Keeping your office clean on a regular basis or between professional cleanings doesn’t have to be overwhelming. There are various areas in an office that need attention when cleaning and disinfecting, but how do you know which areas need just cleaning and which areas need a deeper disinfection?

We’ve created a comprehensive checklist that breaks down various areas of an office that should be cleaned and disinfected, as well as what needs to be cleaned regularly and periodically over the course of a year. You can download our checklist here: Office Cleaning Checklist and print it out for easy use.

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As we move further into June, many businesses are starting to reopen again and have begun welcoming staff and the public back. Things may be feeling like they’re somewhat going “back to normal,” but that does not mean the COVID-19 pandemic is over. The CDC is still urging both businesses and individuals to continue maintaining safety precautions in order to reduce risk and prevent a second wave of COVID-19 from spreading.

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With select states lifting their stay-at-home orders and allowing certain businesses to reopen, it’s time for some business owners, facility managers, and HR departments to begin planning for reopening.  

Using the CDC’s official guidelines, Commercial Cleaning Corporation created this checklist to help you develop, implement, and maintain a reopening plan, so your customers and employees can safely enter.

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We all know that the young workforce has high expectations for today’s businesses. As employees, they want to do business for companies that remain professional and provide a healthy, welcoming space for team members to work, learn and grow. As customers, they want to purchase products and services from brands that look, feel and sound both authentic and transparent. All of these traits come together to form a first impression for professionals and consumers young and old. But organizations across all industries forget the value of a first impression. Efforts to build an appealing and modern brand image become buried under the day-to-day work creating outstanding products and services and managing business operations.

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Break room, common room, kitchen…whatever your company calls it, the purpose is the same: to provide a shared space for employees to relax, eat and unwind from the stresses of a day on the job. All break rooms, regardless of the organization or the employees that inhabit them, have one thing in common: they’re one of the most commonly used and populated rooms in a workplace.

One room continuously cohabited by a large volume of people guarantees one thing: germs, and lots of them. During cold and flu season especially, you can be sure that a microbiological zoo of bugs is thriving on the handle of every refrigerator and on the buttons of every microwave. While the accumulation of germs, bugs and other microbiological monsters can’t be mitigated by one clean forever, there are some common measures that you and your coworkers can take to make the break room a cleaner—and subsequently safer space —for everyone.

If your shared spaces continue to be dirty, even after you press staff to follow these simple tips, it might be time to contact a commercial cleaning company.

Read more “4 Tips to Disinfect the Dirtiest Shared Spaces in Your Office”