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• Green Solutions — offer easy, cost effective, healthier, and low impact for a better environment.

• Advance Floor & Carpet Equipment and Techniques — extend the life of flooring, which will ensure a healthier and hygienic environment.

• Client System Management — increase efficiency and save time with real-time feed back capabilities.

• 24 hours / 7 days Hotline — ensure peace of mind for all your building needs and concerns.

• Clean Room & Data Center Services — ensure the utmost care for the most critical environments.

• Training— all employees attend a comprehensive 72 hour training program prior to performing work:

  • On - the - Job Training

  • Classroom Training

  • Supervised Practices

  • Safety Related - Safe Working Practices, Chemical and Hazardous Materials, OSHA Standard Training, and Industry-Specific (Blood -Borne Pathogen)

Cleaning For A Healthier Environment

Green Cleaning can be defined as “cleaning that protects health without harming the environment.” We at The Janitorial Company believe it will be a requirement for all Building Contractors in the future but we are not waiting. We at The Janitorial Company are strictly a Green Cleaning janitorial company! We use only chemicals that are "Green Certified" and do not sacrifice effectiveness. We also use vacuum cleaners that are "Green Approved" to help improve air quality.

Poor indoor air quality (IAQ) in modern buildings has been implicated in increased employee absenteeism, low morale, and reduced worker productivity.

Those in charge of cleaning, maintenance and housekeeping are responsible for providing breathing air of the best possible quality and ensuring that pollutants do not degrade the indoor air.
As suggested by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), a thorough preventive cleaning and maintenance (PM) program allows building systems to operate at peak performance, and is the most important tool to prevent IAQ problems such as complaints of “sick building syndrome” by building occupants.

With the first energy crisis of the early 1970s, new buildings were designed with sealed outside envelopes, windows that did not open and centralized control over the indoor climate and outside air exchange.

Significant emphasis was not initially placed on the cleanliness of the air or the quality of re-circulated air supplied to building occupants.

However, as air pollutants build up inside a centrally controlled modern building, they need to be diluted with outside air and removed by the HVAC system.

In addition, indoor control of air pollutants is important to prevent the buildup of pollutants originating inside buildings.

Use of modern cleaning equipment (such as true high efficiency particulate air [HEPA] vacuums) and careful selection of less toxic cleaning chemicals, for example, help to decrease levels of airborne dust, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), bacteria, and fungal (mold) colony-forming units inside buildings, resulting in improved IAQ.

EPA-sponsored studies have demonstrated that an organized cleaning program contributes to reductions in particles, VOCs, and biological pollutants in the range of 50 percent to 90 percent.

 
· Licensed, Bonded and Insured
· Consistently Excellent Quality
· Customizable Service Plans
· A Commitment to Outstanding Customer Service
· 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
· Competitive Rates
· Environmentally Responsible Green Cleaning Products
· One-on-One Personal Attention
· Locally Owned