Top Tips To Keep High-Rise Office Buildings Clean

4/26/2022 (Permalink)

It was always important for high-rise office buildings to be clean and presentable. It makes a great first impression where prospective clients are concerned. It portrays a good company culture. It's far more conducive to high productivity. The list goes on. Today, however, more than ever, the cleanliness and sanitation of high-rise office buildings (and other commercial facilities) is of the utmost importance. COVID-19 changed everything.

Now, things can’t just be clean – they must be super clean. They must be sanitary. You cannot run the risk of infecting clients, staff, or any of their families. Your business may even have been closed for a while, as a result of the coronavirus. With business reopening's occurring more and more, new protocols must be put into place. There is a new normal in the world today – and it involves, in part, providing as healthy an environment as possible.

Thanks to all the foot traffic coming and going in high-rise office buildings each and every day, bigger challenges are presented.

With CDC protocols and basic common sense in mind, the following can be done to help keep your high-rise office building as clean and sanitary as possible. Later, we will recommend the best way to see to it that your commercial business location is sanitary, clean, and presentable on an ongoing basis with a professional commercial cleaning service.

Keep Your Employees Informed

Make sure your employees are as informed as possible about CDC regulations, what the office is doing to adhere to them, where sanitation stations are located, and more. If facemasks, shots, testing, etc. are required, make sure that every employee is aware.

Air Ducts Should Be Clean

Professional duct cleaners will see to it your ducts are clean and sanitized properly. This is going to be particularly effective when you increase your business’s ventilation (see below).

For Office Employees, Hand Sanitizer Should Be Provided

Most everywhere you look today, hand sanitizer is being provided. Stations are popping up everywhere, even at the gas pumps. Keeping these sanitation stations stocked is of the utmost importance.

Additionally, make sure any disinfectant spray or sanitizer you’re using adheres to CDC recommendations.

Ventilation Should Be Increased

When people talk, sing, cough, or sneeze, respiratory droplets are released. This is how the spread of the coronavirus occurs. To help keep your employees safe, within your high-rise, ventilation should be increased. Based on your unique conditions, an HVAC professional should be able to help you adjust.

What Can a Professional Cleaning Service Help With?

A professional cleaning service can help with the following additional steps taken to make sure your high-rise office building is clean and healthy as possible:

• A cleaning schedule must be developed
• High touch surfaces must be disinfected daily
• Regular deep cleaning should be conducted
• Preventative disinfection should be a focus
• Keep upholstery and floor mats clean

Count on SERVPRO To Keep Your High-Rise Office Building Clean

Everyone likes to watch their budget, but when it comes to the sanitation of your high-rise office building, it's not the time to cut corners. Make sure only the most dependable, reputable company takes care of cleaning and sanitizing all areas of your office and common areas. You don't want to put your business (and your employees) or your clients (and their families) at unnecessary risk. You also want to put forth a good first impression when new clients visit. A clean office is a productive office.

Get every inch of your high-rise office building cleaned and sanitized appropriately! See to it that everything is spic-and-span – so it is as safe and presentable as possible – through the reliable services offered by SERVPRO. We use proven sanitation methods, high-tech tools, and specially trained individuals to handle any and every project. Do you have a business that needs sanitation and regular cleaning services? Call us today at 212 -564-6365. You can also fill out our online request form as an alternative.