Commercial Cleaning, Colorado: Common Hiring Mistakes to Avoid

Every day you get to hear about a new commercial cleaning service in Colorado. If you are deliberately searching for it, then Google ads seem full of it. All are paying for advertisements and making big claims.

Then why is the hiring mistake rate also skyrocketing? Why is there a new complaint and a bad review about these cleaning services every day? There must be something people are missing out on. Is it the lack of research? Or They are really not paying attention to the different red flags from the get-go.

There is a lot more than that to unpack here when it comes to hiring the wrong commercial cleaning services. We have heard a few cautionary tales and gathaered information based on that. In the excerpt below, we will discuss some of the common hiring mistakes you are making regarding professional cleaning services.

What Are Cleaning Services

If you are new to the cleanliness trend, then you might not know what a commercial cleaning service is. These services skyrocketed after the pandemic when cleanliness became a big deal.

They are trained professionals who can deep clean a larger commercial space. Commercial spaces require more cleaning than domestic spaces because of their usage. They are more likely to be infested with pests and rodents and carry more dirt around with people moving in and out of the property.

Plus, the continuous usage of vents could make the space more susceptible to mildew and molds. Thus, a commercial cleaning service will provide better cleaning with their high-end cleaning equipment and knowing exactly where to clean. It must be better than an everyday mopping of the surface. Thus, calling for a commercial cleaning at least two weeks to one month is important.

Common Hiring Mistakes

Yes, finding a good cleaning is indeed good for you. However, sometimes mishaps do happen. Ensure you are not a victim of a scam cleaning company so don’t make the following mistakes!

Not Checking For Digital Presence

In this day and age, every business venture has a digital presence. Whether it is to increase their grasp on the digital world or simply reach a new audience, it is also a place for them to interact with their customers on a daily basis and understand their needs.

This also gives the potential audience a window into the world of commercial cleaning services. The website's health gives a fair idea of daily visitors on the page, and the social media pages with the comment section will give you a first hand opportunity to see how they deal with customer queries. When you skip all these steps and simply go for the big words written all over their web page, you make a mistake. Anywhere can hire a copywriter and write fancy words!

Not Taking A Consultation

Talk to the commercial cleaning service and ask them the most uncomfortable questions. You can always not hire, but getting your money back once the work is dissatisfactory is way more difficult.

• Here are the questions you should ask in your free consultation with the commercial cleaning service.
• What kind of product do they use while cleaning? Are they toxin-free, or are they still using traditional, highly volatile chemicals known to degrade the air quality after every cleaning?
• All their expenses are mentioned within the clause, or are there any hidden charges you might find in the final bill? For example, extra service charges or equipment charges.
• What is their track record with damage control? Have they ever damaged any equipment in the commercial space?
• What are their different insurances? Have they insured their equipment and employees in terms of any accidents during the cleanup?

• Not Checking The Background

  Last but not least, not going through the background thoroughly. There is nothing more important than knowing how the company has worked with other customers and the impact they have had on them.
  You can do so by going through different service pages. Or, you can ask for their portfolio itself and then call the companies individually to get a first-hand record before hiring.

  

  ABOUT THE AUTHOR

  Aleksandra Djurdjevic          

  Senior Content Creator

  Aleksandra Djurdjevic is a senior writer and editor, covering snowboarding, skiing and trends in outdoor winter activities. She has previously worked as ESL teacher for English Tochka. Aleksandra graduated from the Comparative Literature department at the Faculty of Philosophy in Serbia. Aleksandra’s love for the mountains, getting out in the snow on her board, season after season, seeking wild snow adventures across the globe helps her continue to be a top expert at CSG.