Being on thin ice is never good. Instead, prepare for the cold weather before it arrives. Here are 4 reasons you should use ice melt or rock salt this winter.

There’s a quote you’ll often hear when buying a mattress, shoes, or tires. If you’re unfamiliar, the general idea is that it’s important to invest extra money in buying quality versions of anything that comes in between yourself and the floor.

You arrive at your customer’s home as she guides you from room to room during your pre-inspection. Among other issues, she points out gum stuck in the carpet in the kid’s room and several spots downstairs in the playroom. This is her biggest concern as she has guests coming this weekend.

The most common question we are asked about vacuum cleaners is which type is the best? Personal preference and price are often the deciding factors but there are real differences that should be considered when buying this essential piece of cleaning equipment.

Getting the most out of your staff requires a targeted approach that incorporates data collection, analysis, plan design, and implementation of change. Here are seven suggestions that can help increase cleaning efficiency and maximize your labor and supply dollars.

Although most business owners are aware of the threat of lawsuits brought by business associates as well as general consumers of their products, they are less aware of the threat currently being weighted by their own employees. Here's what business owners need to know about liability insurance.

The International Sanitary Supply Association states that it costs between $600-$700 to clean one pound of dirt out of a facility. Let’s discuss several different ways to save money on floor care by using mats and several more to reduce costly insurance claims.

Whether you run a delivery business or work in the field service industry, managing your fleet is vital for success to ensure you are keeping up with the demands of your customers. Here are 6 tips that will help increase efficiency and customer satisfaction while saving time and money.

We all know that not everything always goes according to plan every time. From rookies to industry veterans, circumstances will pop up to give us pause to analyze, understand, and correct. Below are the top five common floor finish questions, ANSWERED.

Which got Nick thinking – why not break up those annual or after hour events into brief, consistent, fun breaks during working hours? Wouldn’t that yield a more effective and sustainable result? What if fun was a process and not an event? That theory was the genesis for what is now fun dept.