How a Clean Office Influences Client Perceptions

Clean workspaces go further than just taking out the trash. It is usually a comprehensive plan that encompasses all aspects of your business. Here are some things to pay attention to when creating an office cleaning plan:

• High-traffic area cleaning: The lobby, shared common areas, and restrooms are all areas that require in-depth, deep cleaning more regularly. Carpet cleaning and disinfecting will ensure dust, dirt, and germs are not spread throughout the building.
• Window cleaning: Windows very easily show dust, dirt, and smudging. They are also typically one of the first sights on a building and are sometimes visible from the street.  A thorough cleaning to keep them free of unsightly marks will look refreshing and tidy.
• Nooks and crannies: It’s important to perform regular dusting in tight areas that often go overlooked. In the blades of fans, AC units, and baseboards. Keeping bugs out of ceiling lights is also an indicator of a clean space.
• Floor care: Does your facility have carpet? Keeping the carpet clean can require a range of effort depending on what kind it is. Employ a plan to ensure your carpets are stain-free, and any hard floors are shiny and smooth as well.
• Equipment updates: Keeping your furniture in good condition and updating it as your business grows, can greatly increase your company’s perceived functionality. Older equipment that is broken takes up space and can be an eyesore. Dispose of outdated equipment and furniture for a sleek, clean environment for prospects.