When cleaning environments like a dentist’s office or small doctor’s office, there are things a medical facility and clinic cleaning service provider should keep in mind. Because these medical facilities deals with people’s’ health and well-being, you should not consider them “spray-and-wipe” environments. Your first focus regarding service should be to limit cross-contamination. The next focus should be to properly estimate the time you’ll need to do so, especially because so much of the cleaning industry is time-sensitive.

Use the Proper Tools

Procuring proper tools and materials may cost a little more upfront. However, once our staff is trained and understands how to properly use all tools and equipment, their value becomes obvious. These materials and supplies will help you clean for health, provide better service, and ultimately become more profitable.

Take the Time to Do the Job Right

As professionals, we want things to look clean. “Clean” usually means we’re done and the customers happy. But before cleaning for appearance, it’s important to clean for health. Bacteria like Clostridium difficile (C. diff) can exist in many places, especially in a medical facility. It is important to build in time for cleaners to allow for proper dwell time to eliminate bacteria, and to consider cost of materials required to do the job properly. While interviewing a new customer, consider how much time it will take to do this job of medical facility and clinic cleaning properly. Honest time budgeting will give you enough margin to do the job well and profitably.