Facility Management

Innovative HVAC methods—such as improved filtration, ionization and thermal destratification—grant facility managers the ability to safeguard the health of those within a building.

Functional modernization is the strategic alignment of technology, data, and design to decrease facility waste, maintenance friction, and restroom user complaints.

Today's hybrid work models require office restroom operations to perform across a wide range of occupancy conditions.

One in 43 long-term care residents acquires a healthcare-associated infection, making cleaning long-term-care facilities a challenge.

Stratus Clean CEO Doug Flaig shared his insights into the company’s name change and rapid growth in this super-competitive industry.

Floor refinishing systems offer a sealed, uniform surface that improves cleanability, restores slip resistance, and reduces areas where contaminants can collect.

Digital platforms can provide an estimated value for trash, validating whether it’s worth the time to pursue recycling.

Appropriate facility management protocols that prioritize cleaning and disinfection with nontoxic products will be central to U.S. hospitality during this year’s World Cup.

When the right flooring is in place and properly maintained, it becomes easier for cleaning crews to manage dust, allergens, and fine particulate matter, allowing them to maintain consistent indoor environmental quality in busy, high-traffic buildings. 

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.

Beyond deploying technology, robots are helping schools focus on learning, protect their workforce, and steward scarce public resources responsibly. 

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