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Landscaping and pest management are more intertwined than you may think—those seemingly well-manicured plants and flowers outside your facility can also attract and provide harborage for pests.

For more effective results, cleaners need a tool that captures dust and soil directly off surfaces, rather than pushing them into a pile and into the air.

When it comes to reducing the risk of injuries, there are many signs available that help keep employees and guests safe in a facility.

Our equipment is truly American made. Yes, even our motor is American made. We focus 100% of our efforts on providing the best square cornered orbital machine we can.

Today's orbital machines are maneuverable, ergonomically-designed workhorses that can handle anything from everyday scrubbing to floor finish removal.

Holding on to millennial staff members can be a challenge, as 58 percent plan to stay in their jobs less than three years.

What keeps in-house/facility managers up at night? According to aggregate findings from the 2016 Cleaning and Maintenance Management (CMM) In-House/Facility Management Benchmarking Survey, it’s a combination of labor, budgets, and productivity.

According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), foodborne illness is a preventable public health challenge that causes 48 million illnesses, 128,000 hospitalizations, and 3,000 deaths annually, sickening one-in-six Americans.

Color coding is an easy-to-remember-and-follow system that anybody can understand. It is also a sign to the public that you take stopping the spread of pathogens seriously and are purposeful in how you approach cleaning and sanitizing.

Transitioning how you manage waste in your facility can be complex and difficult to deploy. Recycling not only avoids sending waste to landfills, but it can also reduce a facility’s overall hauling costs.

To help your contact—and help you win the contract—you need to know how behind-the-scenes decision-makers are evaluating and what they are looking for in your proposal.

Organizations often use production rates, defined as “industry standards,” to determine staffing requirements and develop bids.