by Caleb Ferling | Jul 7, 2020 | All Janitorial & Commercial Cleaning Articles, Cleanstart Philosophy, Our Non-Profit Community Initiative
Giving Back to Our Community in 2020 and Beyond We are all part of communities larger than ourselves, and being involved with that community is important. At Cleanstart, we value giving back to our community and are always looking for ways to offer special discounts...
by Caleb Ferling | Nov 26, 2019 | All Janitorial & Commercial Cleaning Articles, Cleaning for Health, Cleanstart Philosophy, Green Cleaning, Why You Need to Hire a Commerical Cleaning Company
Health-focused & Eco-friendly Janitorial Services – Greater Puget Sound A green workplace has been found to be safer for employees and visitors alike. At Cleanstart, we understand that conscious commercial cleaning and janitorial services are important to...
by Caleb Ferling | Oct 2, 2018 | All Janitorial & Commercial Cleaning Articles, Choosing the Right Commercial Cleaning Company, Cleanstart Philosophy
What is good customer service? What does it look like? In this short blog, I want to lay out a few characteristics of what good customer service looks like to me. But before I do…I was recently in Manhattan celebrating my one year wedding anniversary with my...
by Caleb Ferling | Aug 12, 2018 | All Janitorial & Commercial Cleaning Articles, Choosing the Right Commercial Cleaning Company, Cleaning Tips and Information, Cleanstart Philosophy, Green Cleaning
Why Hire a “Green” PNW Commercial Cleaning Company? Your health is important to us at Cleanstart and that’s why we use only 100% green cleaning products and follow green protocol and practices. Green cleaning is a term used to describe an approach...
by Caleb Ferling | Nov 14, 2017 | All Janitorial & Commercial Cleaning Articles, Choosing the Right Commercial Cleaning Company, Cleanstart Philosophy
Ideologies of a successful PNW commercial cleaning company: This one question has been asked of me numerous times over the past 20 years of building my cleaning company: What constitutes a good cleaning company? Or more direct, what makes “you” better than the...
