In most everyday cleaning products, the off-gassing and disposal of chemicals even affects the quality of air and water and contributes to outdoor smog. Despite increasing evidence demonstrating the added benefits of shifting from traditional evening and early morning working hours, the commercial cleaning industry remains slow to adopt daytime cleaning. Within their product portfolio, an increasing number of commercial cleaning companies now offer some form of daytime cleaning, but few have demonstrated a great deal of eagerness to encourage a widespread switch to this alternative cleaning format. If you’re looking for more tips, JAN-PRO Commercial Cleaning of Southern Colorado has it for you.

Daytime cleaning provides both the cleaning contractor and the customer with a host of business and operational benefits, including reduced costs, increased productivity, improved customer care, improved recruitment and an energised workforce. In reality, more and more consumers are choosing commercial daytime cleaning and reaping the associated advantages. This shouldn’t be seen, however, as merely a change in working hours. Daytime cleaning offers the opportunity to undertake a new working concept that offers greater flexibility and the ability within an organisation to raise the profile of commercial cleaning. There is a different process of thinking involved here, and business cleaning companies need to re-educate their clients so that they really understand the possibilities that exist. A change in customer and staff perception is one of the first advantages noticed by businesses when switching to daytime cleaning. The increase in cleaning staff visibility raises the overall awareness of the process, highlights its significance and demonstrates the commitment to high standards. When they see them working hard to keep the building clean, building occupants tend to show more respect for cleaning workers, so more care is often taken by employees and visitors as a consequence. In addition, daytime cleaning also enables cleaners to work more closely with the customer and their employees, resulting in better communication and often improved results.