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Cardine Johnson, lead room attendant at Topnotch Resort in Stowe, Vermont, was recognized as a recent winner of UMF|PerfectCLEAN’s Guest Room Attendant Excellence Award.

As facility managers seek to improve efficiency, reduce chemical use, and maintain a consistent floor appearance, diamond floor pad technology offers an alternative to traditional floor care methods.

Gaining knowledge and confidence in wood floor care can give building service contractors an advantage when jobs come up in buildings with this niche flooring.

Regular vacuuming and deep cleaning takes planning in busy public buildings with near-constant foot traffic.

Cleaning consistency is not accidental. It is engineered through systems that reduce variability and support repeatable performance.

Successful industrial design in the restroom can translate into faster experiences for users, more efficient routines for custodians, and highly reliable and economical solutions for facility managers.

Addressing training and process gaps is not about working harder. It is about working smarter, with systems that support both people and performance.

Learn tips for relieving the tension of maximizing facility services quality while minimizing margins by watching CMM's free webinar targeting strategies for BSC success in 2026.

Select a pest management provider who understands the complexities of your facility, works collaboratively with your maintenance and cleaning teams, and offers services that go beyond basic pest control.

Restrooms are an important reflection of a facility’s overall cleanliness, professionalism, and management.

Adopting a science-based dust management program will help improve customer perception of your cleaning business or facility, advance building inhabitant health, and give your organization a competitive advantage.

Resilient flooring includes dozens of variations—vinyl composite tile (VCT), luxury vinyl tiles (LVT), stone plastic composite (SPC), wood plastic composite (WPC), linoleum, woven vinyl, cork, and rubber—each with different materials, coatings, moisture sensitivities, and cleaning requirements.