Commercial Cleaning Blog

When you’re looking for a commercial cleaner, it’s not unusual to go through some version of a proposal process. Your typical commercial cleaner will gather basic details about your site (via email, over the phone, or in person), throw together a quote, and hope for the best. In some cases, unfortunately, this opens the door for you to receive generic proposals that overpromise what is possible.

As a business owner myself, I know how frustrating it can be when a supposed "trusted" strategic partner turns out to be anything but. And when your commercial cleaner is the one letting you down, the consequences can be costly:

You might think it’s a safe assumption that commercial cleaning companies you come across know how to clean. That is, in fact, their job, right? If they didn’t know how to clean, why on earth would they open up a commercial cleaning business in the first place? Wouldn’t their doors be shuttered in less than a month?

You're an office manager, facility manager, and a recurring task has reappeared on your to-do list: Find a new commercial cleaner. As this may not be the first time you have had to look for a new commercial cleaner, you may be thinking, I checked out everything last time; how hard can it be to find a commercial cleaning company that has:

I can understand that trusting a cleaning company can be very hard, especially as there are so many companies that just seem to not know how to clean or, simply put, know how to ensure the service delivery to a client is at the standard it should be.

Have you ever thought to yourself - If I only made sure of all the facts before I went ahead? If you are like me, I am sure there are many times this has happened.