Your FAQs about commercial cleaning services, answered.

Mar 28, 2015 | 0 comments

If you’ve ever wondered what commercial cleaning services entail, and if they’re suitable for your business, you’re in luck. We’ve rounded up the questions we get asked by clients on a regular basis below.

  1. Are commercial cleaning services for me?

The scope of commercial cleaning services varies from specialised and small-scale to large-scale, full-service offerings. Whether you’re in the restaurant business and need to keep a busy kitchen clean and hygienic at all times, or manage an industrial park or office block, making use of commercial cleaning services ensures that your premises are professionally cleaned on a regular basis.

  1. Can commercial cleaning services work around traditional working hours?

While the majority of commercial cleaning services are rendered during working hours, if your business can’t afford to have commercial cleaners on-site while you operate, we can assist you either before the working day begins or with after-hours service.

We know that retailers, factories and manufacturing plants especially, can’t afford downtime, which is why we’ll tailor our services around your schedule, instead of ours.

  1. How does the commercial cleaning process work?

Commercial cleaning services generally work around a programme that’s been specially designed for the needs of your business. A representative will visit your premises to assess your particular requirements, and then come up with a maintenance plan that best suits your business and budget.

For example, a busy fast-food restaurant may need monthly kitchen canopy and grease trap cleaning, and weekly ablution cleaning. A shopping center, on the other hand, will need ablution cleaning on a daily basis, as well as weekly window cleaning.

  1. Do I need to use a separate company for my pest control needs?

Maintaining optimum levels of hygiene hinges on more than just cleaning. Essentially, pest control and commercial cleaning services need to work hand in hand. For the health and food industries in particular, who are legally required to meet stringent criteria set out by The Department of Health, making use of a regular pest control service is essential.

We provide pest control services alongside commercial cleaning services for an all-in-one solution that meets all of your health and safety needs.

  1. How do I go about choosing a commercial cleaning provider?

Before you sign on the dotted line, look for companies who have extensive experience, as well as industry accreditations and certifications. The Specialists have offered cleaning and pest control services to commercial and private clients for 37 years, are accredited by various institutions including the NCCA and FASA, and have a national footprint with numerous branches in each province.

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The reality is, DIY methods may not be as effective in controlling more severe infestations or for dealing with pests that require specialised equipment or expertise to handle.

Professional pest control, on the other hand, takes into consideration the type of pest, the root of the infestation, and subsequent prevention measures to ensure that the pests stay away.

Professional products have specialised active ingredients which target specific pests and their level of immunity. As well as monitoring the site after administering the products, we also return for follow-ups after the service has been rendered.

We take into account the type of site (home/office/warehouse/soil/foundation), size and location that requires pest control. Different sites need different methods. This means that there are a variety of methods and different product concentrations that are suitable for different sites. It’s not just a spray-and-pray-away endeavour. We take time to assess the infestation and find the root of it all to ensure that it doesn’t happen again.

Professional pest control is a holistic service that covers every angle and behaviour of the pests and eradicates them thereafter.

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