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Friday, June 29, 2012

Benefits of Having Your Floor Clean

One of the dirtiest areas of an office is the one that people use every day, but it's not one that gets a lot of thought. After all, it may not necessarily be where the work is done, and though you'd have a hard time getting around without it, it's easy to forget it's there. We're talking about the floor -- the place where every employee's shoes come down and leave traces of where they've been previously, whether that's in the grass, in the mud, on top of a wad of chewed gum, and many other places.

When you think about the sheer amount of dirt and bacteria you must walk through every day, it's scary to think about what could potentially be on your floor that you don't know about or can't see. That's why it's important to have the floors in your office cleaned on a regular basis. A full-service cleaning company, like All Source, can help you keep every part of your office clean -- even the floors. When your floors are well taken care of, you present less opportunities for dirt to get tracked around to other areas of your office, and you also can cut down on the number of germs that spread.

Interested in learning more about how our Minneapolis commercial cleaning service can help you keep your floor clean? Make a call to us today at (952) 473-3228 for a FREE cleaning estimate.

Thursday, June 28, 2012

A Clean Office Means Better Work

Think about when you're at home in a messy room. Is it easy to get things accomplished in that room, or are you somewhat distracted by the mess that surrounds you? If you answered the latter, you're not alone. Many feel like their minds are preoccupied when they're in a dirty or disorganized location, and they may even feel some anxiety. This doesn't just extend to the home -- it can also apply to workers in an office.

This is why it's important to have a workplace that is constantly cleaned and organized. When workers have a clean space, they can have a clean mind, and they're better able to focus on the tasks at hand. You could have a dedicated employee who takes care of the cleaning duties on a regular basis, but keep in mind, that employee is not a trained cleaner, and could potentially miss some very important areas that should be cleaned. They could also find the extra task distracting to their primary dutie in your office. That's why it's best to hire an outside cleaning company.

Are you ready to whip your office into shape and improve the efficiency and focus of your employees? Get in touch with Minneapolis commercial cleaning company All Source today at (952) 473-3228.

Thursday, June 21, 2012

Commercial Cleaning Do's and Don'ts


Running a business means more than just making sure money is flowing in; it's also about presenting a professional appearance. As a Minneapolis commercial cleaning service, we know this better than most.

When it comes to your office cleaning, there are a simple do's and don'ts that will make all the difference:
  • Do's:
    • Keep paper towels and soap by sinks at all times
    • Make sure extra garbage cans are accessible should the main one be filled
    • Throw out all trash
    • Keep food in the refrigerator in a container or bag
    • Wash out the coffee pot once a day
  • Don'ts:
    • Walk away from a spill
    • Leave dirty dishes laying around
    • Let food stay in the fridge for more than a week
Another do: Hang up a list of do's and don'ts so employees can easily see it and no what the rules are. 

Thursday, June 14, 2012

Beware of Scam Commercial Cleaning Services


Unfortunately, like many other industries, the commercial cleaning services one is that has many unscrupulous companies out there who want to do nothing but bilk customers.

These scams do nothing but harm our profession, and give a black eye to the companies who want to try and provide a professional Minneapolis commercial cleaning service. Luckily, there are things one can do to spot a scam.

  • Check if they're insured
  • See if they're registered with your state as a corporation, LLC, etc.
  • Ask if they're bonded
Are they missing these? Then be wary of hiring them. Do some research on the company before giving them your business, and find out if they give what they promise, or do they leave customers with nothing?