New Jersey’s Commercial Cleaning Company

1. HVAC & Duct Cleaning

In New Jersey, it is especially important to have a clean and properly functioning HVAC system. With our hot summers and cold winters, we need a reliable HVAC that works efficiently and without spreading dust and bacteria in the building. At least once a year you should schedule a thorough cleaning and inspection to make sure there is not debris, insects, and that the ducts are intact.

2. Dryer Vent & Exhaust Cleaning

Our dryers are one of the most energy-consuming appliances in our buildings. Lint and fabrics constantly build up inside catching in the exhaust tubes and the vents. This buildup will lead to a less efficient dryer causing us to use more electricity and more time to dry the same quantity of clothes. There is even a fire hazard due to the build-up. For your health and wallet, it is essential to have your dryer vents cleaned at least annually.

3. Trash & Linen Chute Cleaning

Just because you can’t see it doesn’t mean it’s not important. Our trash chutes often fall in this category, but when they need cleaning we can certainly smell them. The build-up of trash, food, oils, and grease attracts bacteria, insects, pests, and cause unpleasant odors. With a proper high power hot water treatment and the right chemicals, we can have your trash chute looking (and smelling) as good as new.

Our linen chutes are no different. Old dirty linens and clothes that are spoiled with grease, dirt, and food constantly flow down the chute. This buildup is a breeding ground for germs and will not go away until it is properly cleaned

4. Covid-19 Sanitizing

COVID -19 struck the world in the start of 2020. It has now spread to nearly every country. In New Jersey especially we have to take precautions to protect ourselves. Our advanced cleaning solutions contain the correct antiviral solutions that scientists and doctors now know can kill the COVID-19 virus. Anywhere that comes in contact with people, especially public facilities should all be properly sterilized to prevent the spread of this virus (and any other).