Action Blog

Nov 16, 2017,

When were the How to Clean Specs for your building last reviewed?

Posted by Chris Lockard
Cleaning a building can be a big task. Depending on the size of your building, it can involve many people and many man-hours to accomplish. Reviewing and updating the "how to clean specs" for your building is very important as budgets are squeezed and the number of available staff members dwindle. Keeping a building clean and...
Nov 9, 2017,

6 Cleaning Tips that Make Tough Jobs a Little Easier

Posted by Wayne Dippold
Cleaning is a part of life. We clean our homes and workplace for aesthetics, we clean because it makes us feel good, but most importantly, we clean for our health and safety.
Nov 2, 2017,

Which Restroom Stall is the Cleanest?

Posted by Chris Lockard
We've all walked into a public restroom and had to make a choice of which stall to use. There are factors that sway our decision one way or another. Sometimes there is a mess that we would want to dodge or a smell that we can't stand. Aside from the obvious scenarios that we all would avoid, the next question we ask ourselves is,...
Oct 19, 2017,

Why Are Women's Restroom Lines Longer?

Posted by Aaron D. Glazar
Oct 12, 2017,

How to Fix Slippery Floors

Posted by Wayne Dippold
Oct 5, 2017,

Stop Bidding On Cleaning Contracts!

Posted by Bob Seibel
So…you know all the metrics that affect your cleaning business. I mean you know your production rate, your labor costs, your overhead, your cleaning equipment capacity, etc. You have even visited one of dozens of websites – “How to bid and price cleaning jobs.” You have probably purchased one of dozens of software programs on how to...

Topics: Contract Cleaning

Sep 28, 2017,

Adaptability is Key for Your Contract Cleaning Business to THRIVE!

Posted by Chuck Epperson
The Opportunity

Topics: Contract Cleaning

Sep 21, 2017,

Why You Should Act Fast to Remove Graffiti

Posted by Dylan Dippold
You know what’s really irritating? How about taking a family trip to see historical architecture only to find graffiti all over it. On a trip to Arizona this summer, while visiting an ancient Pueblo Indian ruin which has been standing for thousands of years, I discovered someone had carved their name into one of the standing walls....
Sep 14, 2017,

Can You Afford a $33,000 Fall Liability This Winter?

Posted by Dylan Dippold
As funny as they may have been as a kid, slips on ice are no longer a laughing matter! The average claim for a snow or ice related fall injury is $33,000. Owners and managers of commercial property have a responsibility to ensure that walkways, steps, and parking areas don’t pose dangerous slip and fall threats to employees,...

Topics: Workplace Safety

Sep 7, 2017,

3 Quick Tips Before Signing Commercial Cleaning Contracts

Posted by Andrew Pierce
A commercial cleaning contract is a business agreement between a company that is looking for a cleaning service and a cleaning company looking to provide that service. Commercial cleaning contracts can reduce major facility headaches, from ensuring patient health and safety to preventing pests and property damage. There are...

Topics: Healthy Cleaning, Contract Cleaning

Aug 31, 2017,

9 Signs You Should Invest in Restroom Odor Control

Posted by Dylan Dippold
Imagine walking into a restaurant restroom only to be knocked off your feet by the stench from the last occupant. Unfortunately, you know exactly what I’m talking about. We’ve all experienced foul restroom odors! Have you ever eaten at a restaurant and overheard someone remark, “Do not go in there!”? Immediately a filthy bathroom...

Topics: Healthy Cleaning, Restroom Odor Control

Aug 17, 2017,

4 Reasons to Invest in Commercial Cleaning Training Programs

Posted by Keith Harden
Walking into any facility that is maintained poorly by a mediocre staff is frustrating. Top-notch Facility Managers and Cleaning Contractors take great pride in the appearance of their building(s) and they employ and train great people to make it happen.

Topics: Employees and Labor, Workplace Safety