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Increase Productivity in the workplace by cleaning for your Health

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Healthy Office

Less Sick Days

Office Productivity

Stop germs and viruses in the workplace

Unhealthy work environments are no fun. Increase office productivity. Clean for your Health.

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Take back control of your office with a clean you can feel and trust.

Clean and Healthy Office

With the new rise of viruses, cleaning for your health is your first line of defense.

Increase Productivity

A Clean office makes for a stress-free environment and helps employees focus on the task at hand.

Reduce Sick Days

Regular cleaning keeps germs and viruses at bay, cutting down ill days in the workplace.

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We don't just clean.
We clean for your health.

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Detail Cleaning (read more)

High Touch Point Cleaning (read more)

Management of Products and Supplies (read more)

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What We Provide

We provide all of the necessary equipment and chemicals to complete the job.

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What You Provide

You supply all of the paper towels, trash liners, hand soap, and tissue, along with any other supplies.

The Process is Simple

1. Schedule a Walkthrough

The walkthrough process will assess your cleaning needs and better understand your goals.

2. Receive a Custom Cleaning Proposal

We create a detailed and custom plan that will meet your cleaning needs.

3. The Partnership Begins

Get ready to experience what it means to clean for your health.
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Stop stressing about cleaning.
Hire a cleaning company that cleans for your health.

Hiring a cleaning company is a significant investment. But sick days and call-off will cost you more in the long run. A company that cleans with your health in mind keeps up with new industry regulations to better serve your needs.

Integrated Benefits Institute (IBI) released an analysis that found employers spent $575 billion on employees’ poor health in 2019.The same study found that days with illness-related absences led to “lost productivity,” totaling almost 1.5 billion days annually for all employees.