Building Service Contractors: Time Is Running Out to Share Your Voice

July 30, 2026

There’s still time to take part in CMM’s Building Service Contractor Benchmarking Survey. Cleaning & Maintenance Management is conducting its annual BSC Benchmarking Survey and we need your help to provide an accurate picture of this always-changing market. It takes about 12-15 minutes, and your responses are completely confidential.

Your participation will provide valuable insights into contract cleaning practices, trends, challenges, and solutions. Your responses are completely confidential and will be used for statistical purposes only. If you complete the survey you’ll be entered into a drawing to win a case of Papernet Dissolve Tech dissolvable hand towels (courtesy of sponsor Sofidel) plus a US$100 check.

Check out the 2025 BSC Survey report for statistics and opinions garnered from your colleagues last year. Then check your email inbox for the survey or click the link here to participate.

You can see the fruits of your participation by reading the survey results in the September/October issue of CMM magazine and on CMM’s website this fall at cmmonline.com.

Take the BSC Benchmarking Survey now!

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