Facility Management

Here are some factors to consider when outlining work assignments.

Consistency creates a level of trust among custodians, management, and other decision-makers within an organization.

As with other types of cleaning, consider your staff, process, equipment, and budget when bidding on a school district.

While trash can liners help to keep our facilities clean, how we dispose of them can have grave consequences.

While the summer can cause heat related issues for a commercial roof, the winter can often cause the greatest amount of damage—no matter where the facility is located.

Odor: It is a problem that stinks, but it’s a top concern and one of the most difficult problems confronting cleaning professionals today.

Proper snow and ice management is imperative to positive facility image, tenant safety, and visitor satisfaction.

Facility sizes and attendance levels will affect the amount of cleaning staff you need.

Rock salt, ice melt, slush, and moisture can wreak havoc on hard floor surfaces of all kinds. Protect your facility’s investment with a seasonal plan for hard floor care.

Wrangle up more money in your budget by properly maintaining a building’s assets. Here's an example of how to do that with carpet.

Cleaning professionals are once more turning to jansan distributors for advice and direction on how to implement a sustainability program for the facilities they service.

The pest control industry is always looking for a better way to control pests. Groundbreaking technologies are in the works that will advance methods of managing and preventing pests on commercial properties.