Facility Management

When it comes to carpet care, the expression, "Location, location, location," has a totally different meaning.

Of all the surfaces in a facility, there is perhaps none more difficult to keep clean and maintain than carpet.

Instating a specific program for the long-term care of your facility allows for better organization and communication. By keeping the process transparent, a maintenance program can keep all staff informed and ensure their workplace meets proper standards.

Creating a healthy and attractive landscape during the summer can be a challenging task for many facility managers. With hot and humid temperatures, and storm season at its peak, landscapes are under a high level of stress.

The education niche of the cleaning industry is one that requires excellent customer service and the ability to work with people of all ages.

Rather than help cleaning departments, outside products can hinder their efforts, while also contributing to poor indoor air quality and valid safety concerns.

To successfully organize (or reorganize) a higher education custodial department, one must first answer the question: What is the purpose or mission of our custodial department?

In commercial property management settings, there are a number of sources from which odors can originate. Thankfully, there are also several tactics you can use around your facility to make sure odors don’t become a problem.