How To

There are many reasons why selling your cleaning business could be a wise decision, from escaping burnout to capitalizing on market opportunities and seeking personal freedom.

Improper vacuuming techniques and poor ergonomics can lead to discomfort, fatigue, and even injuries to your back, shoulders, arms, and wrists over time.

If you're a cleaning business owner, you may have moments where you wonder if it's worth staying the course.

Like referees measuring and assessing athletes’ performance, cleaning managers and customers judge, measure, and evaluate cleaning performance based on a scope of work.

Panelists featured in Building Tomorrow’s BSC: Critical Elements Necessary for Growth, a webinar presented by Cleaning & Maintenance Management (CMM), unlock the secrets to help you outshine your competitors, transform your business approach, and leave an indelible mark on the industry.

More people starting pressure-washing businesses means more mistakes are being made.

Whether you’re running a custodial service or managing a large-scale building maintenance operation, the precision of your financial records can make or break your business.

Facility floors require a lot of attention; their maintenance can lead to excess water and chemical use.

Installing the proper battery will increase your equipment's reliability, enable it to achieve optimal cycle times, and improve its lifetime value.

Watch CMM’s latest webinar for guidance on identifying floor types and their proper maintenance requirements, along with tips to help you tackle scratches, scuffs, and stains with confidence.

The primary purpose of a cleaning audit is to ensure that the facility’s cleaning standards meet or exceed the required industry benchmarks for hygiene and safety. 

In this episode of Straight Talk!, Chuck Violand, Violand Management Associates founder, outlines what business owners should consider when building their benefits package to attract top talent.