Cleaning services that are nonexistent or only once-in-a-while simply do not cut it. Your business deserves services that occur daily, weekly, and/or monthly. The immediate and long-term benefits are undeniable.
With the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines and relaxing government restrictions on in-person gatherings, many of us are returning to workplaces we haven’t seen in months. It’s important to adopt or update our cleaning practices to keep ourselves and our coworkers safe and healthy. Luckily, some of the most effective cleaning methods don’t call for high-tech equipment, just a little elbow grease.
Anyone who has ever worked in an office knows how tough it can be to maintain a truly clean workspace without help from professionals. While we all learned a bit more about how to properly clean and sanitize amidst a global pandemic, there are still some gaps to fill in. Here are some common pitfalls that a professional cleaning company can help you avoid.
The remote workdays are slowly coming to an end and it’s time to adjust back into the office. Stratus Building Solutions understands that having a safe, healthy work environment is a necessity in today’s world. As experts in the commercial cleaning industry, we came up with a few things to look out for when re-entering your workplace to make sure things are up to the current CDC cleaning recommendations:
Effectively and thoroughly cleaning your workspace can be an overwhelming task. Commercial cleaners offer a range of advantages to business owners and their employees. Here are some reasons why it’s a job best left to the experts.
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As the nation shifts into reopening from the coronavirus pandemic shutdowns, many of us may be wondering, “Is my workplace clean?”, “Is it safe?” Going back to the office or any public location can be a scary time after fighting a year-long pandemic. As the time is coming closer to officially move back into the office, the opening of gyms, and or going back to campus. It's important to make sure our environment is disinfected and free of germs.
Everyone learned a lot about how to clean and where germs hide in 2020. So how has the definition of clean changed? What will people expect now from a commercial cleaning company as they return to the office? What will no longer be ignored?
