SUMMER MAINTENANCE
IS YOUR FACILITY MAKING A BAD FIRST IMPRESSION?
We all like our bodies to be beach perfect for summer, and MAR Cleaning Services believe our buildings deserve the same treatment.
MAR Cleaning Services specialise in cleaning facilities’ facades, so they offer top tips on how to make sure your building in is top condition for the season.
We all know first impressions are important; dress smartly, fix your hair, give a strong handshake, because it only takes one-tenth of a second for someone to make their judgement of you. But what if that person is making that judgement before they even enter your building?
Dirt and discolouration of the exterior of your building could be making a bad impression of your company. Evidence even suggests a dirty building is more at risk of graffiti, in turn making the area less attractive and even increasing crime rates. Before you start installing CCTV, try tackling that dirt to create a better impression of your facility.
MAR Services has more than 22 years experience in External Cleaning. Our Management, Site Supervisors and Operatives are trained and experienced in ensuring safe, effective work practices are followed at all times, carrying out risk assessments and following best practice.
New equipment and ways of working introduced in recent years have changed the way works can be carried out, increasing efficiency and safety. We keep a close watch on new developments to help you ensure your facilities give the best impression to your clients, business partners and visitors – don’t let your facility make the wrong statement.
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