As the new year takes off, it’s the perfect time to refine your strategy for growing your commercial cleaning and maintenance business. Increasing your client

Many owners and managers are looking into “workloading” as a solution for office cleaning. Introduced more than a decade ago and advocated by a leading

Building your cleaning company means growing the accounts you have, as well as generating leads to add customers to your list, but it can be

Corporate Specialty Services saw a 20 per cent increase in its business in 2018. The company now serves more than 300 clients across 600 locations, totalling more than 16 million square feet of cleanable area.

Gone are the days when a business service contractor could rely on obtaining its clients from just one channel. Today, it’s all about exposure and the best place a cleaning business can be seen is online.

Canadian cleaning companies are starting to rethink how technology can make them more efficient and competitive.

Cleaning marketer and entrepreneur Lisa Macqueen recently offered advice on what cleaning companies need to be doing on social media.

Being associated with a cleaning franchise allows people to be part of a broader network with great training opportunities, but there are also drawbacks.