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Residents of long-term healthcare facilities are at a much higher risk of contracting viruses than the general population because they are usually older and more vulnerable to illness. The staff in long-term care environments are also at higher risk of exposure to contagious illness. This is why these facilities require specialized cleaning, disinfecting and sanitizing to be performed by professional teams with healthcare industry cleaning experience.

As consumers, we rely on industrial food processing plants to maintain the highest standards of cleanliness and sanitation. Health hazards, including specific types of foodborne bacteria and viruses can spread rapidly as a result of cross-contamination in facilities where cleaning and sanitizing aren't prioritized and can lead to serious or even fatal illness.

The commercial cleaning and janitorial services sectors have seen rapid evolution driven by fundamental shifts in workplace culture following the pandemic crisis. Flex scheduling, shared-work environments, and the increase of hybrid work models—alongside heightened expectations for cleanliness and enhanced hygiene in the workplace—are just some of the factors that have been reshaping the industry and driving innovation and advancement.

While regular cleaning of office floors and furniture helps provide a healthy and productive work environment and maintain a professional appearance, it's not sufficient to remove the buildup of dirt, grime and bacteria that can accumulate over time. Periodic scheduling of comprehensive deep cleaning ensures your office floors and furniture receive the extra attention required for thorough cleanliness, damage prevention and improved indoor air quality.

A fresh and clean workplace helps your business thrive by ensuring a safe and healthy environment, enhancing employee morale and productivity, and creating a positive impression for clients and visitors. Having a reliable, efficient and professional commercial cleaning service is crucial for maintaining a clean and well-cared for facility in any industry.

Carpets absorb airborne pollutants including pollen, dust mites, mould spores and other allergens that can negatively affect the indoor air quality of your business facility. Carpet fibres can also trap unpleasant odours from perfumes and other scented products, chemicals and VOCs. Fortunately, many allergens, toxins and disagreeable odours can be significantly reduced or eliminated with regular professional carpet cleaning.

If your business leases space in an office tower or complex managed by a property management company, it is important to know where the Property Manager’s maintenance and cleaning responsibilities end and yours, as the Tenant, begin.