Changing the Way Michigan Businesses and Organizations View Cleaning

With the help of Allen Maintenance Corporation, Michigan business owners and organization leaders together can help combat the spread of viruses and germs. After all, Allen Maintenance Corporation has been rendering quality commercial cleaning services throughout the State of Michigan Eastern District- for more than 26 years. Perhaps that is why the Better Business Bureau rated Allen Maintenance Corporation with an A+.

As a Worldwide Cleaning Association member, Allen Maintenance Corporation has been diligently developing its business framework around quality care services because doing so enables this, Lincoln Park, Michigan corporation- to build brand trust and resonance with local clients.

However, to stay updated with commercial cleaning trends, Allen Maintenance Corporation shares educational clips about the importance of commercial cleaning, hosted by the ISSA Worldwide Cleaning Association. In fact, the educational clip below shares some important details- why your business or organization should partner with Allen Maintenance Corporation:

 Interestingly, Nicole Kenny conveyed that large buildings can encompass bugs; and that fomite can be harmful if not effectively combated. One reason why- Allen Maintenance Corporation thrives to utilize EPA products that kill germs and viruses on contact.

 So, when you’re looking to partner with a commercial cleaning service provider that offers quality care, connect with -US.

After all, Allen Maintenance Corporation renders quality care that’s supported by more than 10 clients in the Eastern District of Michigan region. Therefore, why not trust in our services and take a moment to reach out to contact us, to learn how we can help your business or organization fight the spread of germs and viruses.

Our office hours are Monday-Friday 9am-3pm. Our phone number is 313.383.4840. Let’s begin tackling the spread of germs and fomite this winter together.

Reference

ISSA.TV. (2017). Cleaning Improves More Than the Bottom Line. Retrieved from: http://www.issa.com/video#69