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CL EANING & MAINTENANCE


CHSA T: 0800 243 919 E: secretary@chsa.co.uk W: www.chsa.co.uk


CLEANKILL PEST CONTROL T: 0800 056 5477 E: info@cleankill.co.uk W: www.cleankill.co.uk


Run by its members for its members, the Cleaning & Hygiene Suppliers’ Association (CHSA) represents manufacturers and distributors of cleaning and hygiene products in the ‘away from home’ market.


The Association is committed to standards, embodied by its respected Accreditation Schemes and rigorous Code of Practice. Together they guarantee the Association’s members:


• •


trade ethically and sustainably; provide quality, fit for purpose products; and • make sure ‘what’s on the box is what’s in the box’.


An Independent Inspector audits all CHSA members at least twice a year to ensure conformance to their Scheme Rules. The inspector works actively with our members to ensure high levels of compliance.


Our Standards: Your Guarantee.


Award-winning Cleankill Pest Control provides prevention and eradication services for public health pests such as pest birds: rodents: wasps and cockroaches.


Cleankill works with facilities and property managers looking after multiple sites across London and nationwide.


The team offers a fast, efficient and ‘green’ service delivered by a highly trained, qualified team.


Cleankill is a long-standing member of The British Pest Control Association and was named ‘Company of the Year’ in the last British Pest Management Awards. Accreditations include: SafeContractor; Achilles Health and Safety, ConstructionLine; ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and Altius Elite Vendor status.


Cleankill is the only pest control provider in England with the Gold Investors in People accreditation.


As a registered waste carrier, Cleankill can remove pigeon debris and other waste.


www.cleankill.co.uk


FLOORBRITE CLEANING &


DUPLEX CLEANING MACHINES T: 01227 771276 E: info@duplex-cleaning.com W: www.duplex-cleaning.com


FACILITIES SERVICES Cranford House, Cranford Avenue, Sale, Manchester M33 2AU


T: 0161 972 3000 E: info@floorbrite.co.uk W: www.floorbrite.co.uk


Duplex Cleaning Machines has been supplying high performance floor cleaning and steam cleaning equipment throughout the UK since 1987 and our knowledgeable and friendly staff have between them many years of experience in the cleaning industry.


The range includes the unique Duplex Steam with its ability to clean and sanitise virtually all types of floor surfaces plus a range of multi-surface steam cleaning equipment which tackle a wide variety of cleaning tasks on both hard and soft surfaces without the need to use chemicals making for a healthier, greener environment.


Also featured in our range are our highly efficient and cost- effective escalator/travellator cleaning machines, perfect for daily maintenance or periodic deep cleaning and highly


effective chewing gum removals machines.


As one of the UK’s top 100 and largest family run cleaning and facilities service providers, the next generation of Floorbrite are ensuring that we still treat our customers with the same care and attention as when we first began in 1972.


We provide award winning commercial cleaning and facilities services across the UK from three regional offices and warehouses. Providing daily, industrial and window cleaning services to all sectors of industry. Washroom, hygiene and consumable supplies, waste management, pest control, plants and grounds maintenance, security, building maintenance and MEWP hire ensure we deliver a complete solution to our clients.


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