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Keeping a commercial building clean is about more than just making a good first impression. The cleaning may actually play a role in the overall health and safety that guests and employees receive there. A new infographic from Deb Group illustrates just how important cleaning is in a commercial building. We have highlighted some of the key findings below for you to review.

Floor stripping is an incredibly tedious cleaning task that some businesses invest in every few years. This process removes all of the old wax and soil from the surface of the floor so it can be resealed and made new again. If you are planning to do this in your business in the near future, avoid these seven floor stripping mistakes.

Want to cut back on your indoor cleaning time? Start outside the building. By tidying up the often-forgotten outdoor spaces surrounding your school, office, store, etc., you can drastically reduce your indoor cleaning needs. Here are some tips to help you keep your building looking its best from the outside in.

Spring is here which can only mean one thing: it’s allergy season! Having good air quality is important throughout the year, but it especially matters in the spring when allergens are rampant in the air.

Many small business owners venture into carpet cleaning because they assume it is an easy industry to work in. This floods the market and makes it difficult for other business owners like you to sort the good from the bad.

Searching for a quick way to make your business look its best? Have you thought about investing in lighting services? This is one of those overlooked maintenance procedures that can make a huge difference in the way customers perceive your business.

Natural disasters are unexpected, unpredictable, and unbelievably difficult to recover from. A fire, tornado, hurricane, or flood can occur at any time, and your business needs to have a plan to bounce back. Listed below are some helpful disaster recovery tips to guide you when Mother Nature takes a turn for the worse.

No matter what kind of business you run, you will need to invest in office cleaning. This is an inevitable element of owning a business. With this in mind, there are some ways you can train your employees to help minimize your professional cleaning costs. Here are some training tips to help your staff cut your cleaning expenses.

Post construction cleaning is a lot different than standard cleaning because of the dust, nails, and sharp debris that results from renovations and new additions. 

Cleaning for educational buildings requires a special set of skills and tools that many janitorial companies simply aren’t equipped with.