Strata properties can reduce slip and fall liability by combining three things: documented, consistent floor cleaning, a proper three-zone entrance matting system, and certified anti-slip treatments on high-traffic hard floors. Insurers and courts look for a documented maintenance history when evaluating liability, so the cleaning log matters as much as the cleaning itself. The sections…
Medical clinics in Ontario follow PIDAC’s Best Practices for Environmental Cleaning, developed by Public Health Ontario in collaboration with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Clinics in British Columbia follow guidance from the BC Centre for Disease Control and the College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC, which adapted the same PIDAC framework…
A smooth commercial cleaning vendor transition takes 2 to 4 weeks and follows five stages: contract review, site assessment, staff and supply transition planning, a parallel-run or hard cutover date, and a 30-day quality check-in. A qualified provider manages this process for you, so your facility never goes a single day without coverage. Why Facility…
What’s the Real Price of Clean? Quick Answer: Outsourced commercial cleaning is typically less expensive than an in-house janitorial team once payroll taxes, benefits, equipment, and management overhead are factored in. In-house cleaning carries hidden costs, including CPP/EI contributions, WCB premiums, sick-day coverage, and capital equipment depreciation, that outsourcing converts into one predictable monthly line…
Master Care welcomes Brad Bissonnette as CEO, marking an exciting new chapter focused on franchise success, customer service, and sustainable growth.
Before signing a commercial cleaning contract, ask these 10 critical questions about staffing, quality control, insurance, communication, and accountability.
Day porter services maintain cleanliness throughout the day, while nightly janitorial services restore your facility after hours. Discover how to determine which solution is right for your workplace.
Clean windows set the tone for your entire facility. Learn the key dos and don’ts of commercial window cleaning to protect your building, improve appearance, and keep your space looking its best year-round.
Do you know how often your office or commercial facility should be cleaned? The right cleaning frequency depends on traffic, industry, and how your space is used day to day. A small office with limited visitors may only need service once or twice a week. A busy medical clinic or multi tenant building often requires daily attention to protect health, appearance, and compliance standards.
Cleaning too little increases risk. Cleaning too much strains your budget. The key is a schedule that reflects real occupancy and real use.
A clean space does more than improve appearances. It reduces stress, supports focus, and shapes how people feel the moment they enter a workplace. Consistent, professional cleaning creates an environment where employees perform better, clients feel confident, and facilities reflect the standards of the organization that runs them.
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