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What is the 80/20 Rule? 80% of your time and resources should be spent on 20% of your carpet: the carpet in entryways, lobbies and main traffic lanes. It just makes sense: High-traffic areas of carpeting require more frequent cleaning than low-traffic areas. But if your janitorial service and floor care service provider clean every […]

Did you know… ? just 1,000 people entering the building every working day for a month can track in up to 24 pounds of dirt? it can cost more than $500 to remove one pound of dirt after it’s been tracked into a building? Keeping floors clean is a big, expensive job. But you can cut

If your building experienced flooding during Kansas City’s recent spate of thunderstorms, you’re not alone. High water has caused damage – especially wet carpeting — to many businesses lately. Burst pipes and leaks can flood or drip on your carpeting, too. Fortunately, wet carpeting can often be saved, depending on the age and quality of

You Need More Than What Contract Cleaning Alone Can Provide. Your janitorial staff only handles daily cleaning.  Your floor won’t last as long as it’s supposed to if it’s simply cleaned… It needs to be MAINTAINED. We use a predictive maintenance model, which divides your facility into traffic-density sections (e.g. high, medium, low), and by

Help the building owner achieve the highest return on investment A property manager’s primary concern is taking care of the property – making sure it stays clean and functional. A building owner’s success depends on meeting short-and long-term financial objectives. And the building owner measures a property manager’s effectiveness by how much they help meet

We won’t fix your worn-out SaniGLAZE little-by-little. We’ll remove the deteriorated SaniGLAZE to give you a fresh start! Are you disappointed because you were promised SaniGLAZE would last for years? Are you unhappy because the SaniGLAZE shine has faded and your floors have deteriorated? Were you told you can’t remove SaniGLAZE? Good news: You DO

Ice melt enters your building in two ways: as crystals (solid) and as brine (liquid). If you don’t remove all traces of it, it will damage—or destroy—your carpet or floor. Ice melt harms surfaces in different ways. Brine produces an unsightly white residue on a hard surface, and it erodes its finish. If untreated, it

Snow often brings ice, and if predictions are correct, we’ll get more snow in 2019 than we’ve gotten in a while. Kansas City gets, on average, between 18 and 19 inches of snow each year. In the last three years, we’ve gotten less than 10 inches of snow each year. According to Gary Lezak, KSHB-41’s