Michigan Maintenance Supply Blog

Automatic scrubbers work hard to get the job done, but if your equipment has started performing poorly, you need to figure out what’s wrong immediately before the work you do ends up being sub-par. It could be that you just need routine maintenance, or you may have bigger problems. When professional cleaning is your business, it’s your job to keep your cleaning equipment operating properly at all times and seek out efficient and effective solutions when you need them.

After a busy day of carpet cleaning and upholstery cleaning, the last thing you want to do is clean out your truckmount and other cleaning equipment. However, this step is a must for any conscientious professional. This isn’t a chore you want to tackle first thing in the morning. You want your truckmount and supplies to be at the ready for a clean, fresh start to the day. Show your customers that you’re prepared for every job and ready to deliver impeccable work by arriving with spotless equipment.

The pandemic is still a reality, and this spring, as more businesses and schools open, cleaning demands will increase even more than they already have. Your teams will be depended upon to do daily disinfecting, sanitizing, and general cleanings of floors, desks, door handles, bathrooms, and so much more. Be prepared for this spring cleaning by ensuring you are stocked with all the equipment and cleaning products you need.

While some businesses have floundered during the pandemic, professional cleaning companies are thriving and experiencing surges in business. Your services are needed more than ever as companies, offices, medical facilities, schools, and other entities begin reopening. To keep up with the cleaning demands that have developed since COVID-19 began, inventory your supplies and check your equipment to make sure you’re prepared to handle the change.

Burst pipes and floods are two major water issues that are common among Michigan homeowners during brutally cold and snowy winters. When you are hired as the restoration or cleaning company that is called in to help, you need quality dehumidifiers at the ready so you can manage the cleanup for all sizes and types of spaces. Here are just five maintenance tips for keeping dehumidifiers working properly for all your water damage restoration jobs.

You need a host of professional cleaning chemicals in stock to keep your cleaning business competitive and prepared for any possibility, but you don’t want just any products – you want the supplies that deliver outstanding performance at competitive prices. You want, in other words, the most bang for your buck.

This year’s winter has brought with it cold, ice, dirt, and grime, as always. Along with the typical mess and threat of cold and flu germs, the pandemic has complicated everything. Cleaning measures have been increased tenfold and demands on professional cleaning companies are greater than ever. This industry is indispensable – you don’t want to be caught without the professional cleaning supplies you need to satisfy every client’s demands.

If you clean the same spaces all the time, you need reliable equipment that will cover the entire area and get the job done efficiently and effectively. If you clean different spaces depending on the job, you need versatile equipment that can manage whatever comes its way. Here’s how to choose the right automatic scrubber for your cleaning needs.

The end of the year is an ideal time to do inventory on your cleaning supplies and restock all the items you need, especially floor chemicals. Whether you are tasked with cleaning, finishing, polishing, or sealing floors on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis, you want to make sure you have the right products on hand to work with your ride-on scrubbers, walk-behind scrubbers, mops, and any other cleaning equipment.