Don’t Worry About OSHA Compliance and other Liability Issues
When you decide to purchase the same equipment and supplies professional cleaners use you have to train your staff. They will need to understand OSHA regulations and how to operate and use the equipment and cleaning supplies safely. When you keep cleaning duties in-house, you are responsible for OSHA compliance and the health and safety of the occupants in your building. Do you really have time for that? Outsource that burden to a professional cleaning service and focus on what you do best.

Superior Skills and Technology
Professional janitorial service companies come equipped with the latest tools and skills for the job. If you aren’t using the right tools with the proper technique, you’ll likely end up spreading dirt and dust around rather than capturing it and eliminating it. Using the right tools results in a more efficient and complete job.

A More Thorough Cleaning
There are many cleaning tasks that cannot be adequately performed during the day when the office is occupied. When you have a janitorial crew come in during the off hours, you get dusting and disinfection of personal areas. The trash cans will be completely emptied and disinfected, eliminating bacteria and unpleasant odors. Vacuuming and mopping will be carried out thoroughly. Bathrooms get the deep clean they demand without interrupting employee use.