2016 - Cleaning up after tenants

Quality Exit Cleaning to Save Your Deposit

17 November 2016
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If you're nearing the end of your property lease and are planning on moving out, you may be required to complete a full exit clean before you depart in order to get your initial deposit back. Taking the time to do this properly will clearly cost money; however, the cash spent will usually equate to less than the money lost if you fail to clean the house properly and are landed with additional cleaning charges and fees. Read More

Need Commercial Cleaning Services? Here Are 5 Questions You Should Ask First

25 February 2016
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Every commercial space needs to be kept clean for the sake of hygiene and professionalism. In case you do not have ready staff to deal with this aspect of your business, the next alternative is to hire a cleaning team. But how do you get started with all that and how do you know which company is right for your business. No need to worry, check out the 5 questions you need to ask when evaluating a commercial cleaning contractor. Read More

How to Battle Winter Illness in the Workplace

26 January 2016
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When winter arrives, the cold and flu tend to go around like wildfire. If one employee ends up with an illness, it isn't too long before half of your workers are out. The best thing you can do is prevent illness and try to keep sick employees from giving their virus to others. Here are some tips for battling illness in the workplace. Clean and Disinfect the Office One of the best hings you can do to prevent winter illness in the workplace is by keeping it as clean as possible. Read More

Cleaning up in a ²⁴⁄₇ call centre

25 January 2016
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If you are responsible for keeping a 24/7 call centre clean, you'll know how hard it can be clean silently while operators are on calls. Here are some tips for cleaning while people have to be on phone round the clock. Shut down the centre in banks While you may not be able to fully shut down the centre, you might be able to shut down portions of the centre, especially during the quieter times of the night. Read More

Trash Disposal Etiquette

25 January 2016
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A rubbish chute is basically a vertical pathway that guides trash to its eventual collection area at the basement or street level. On every building floor, residents can access the garbage chute to throw their rubbish away without necessarily having to go down to the basement. Garbage piles up at the base of the chute, where a mechanism finally crushes it into little blocks of refuse which are then transferred to the garbage dumpster. Read More

Cleaning up after tenants