Deep Cleaning Before Reopening

Posted by Sonlight Cleaning
On July 6, 2020
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“My large business is preparing to reopen. We have come up with a solid plan regarding our day-to-day protocol, but would like to schedule a deep cleaning before officially reopening to employees and clients. What are the recommended best practices here? How much might something like this cost? Preparing to reopen a business during the […]

What’s the Difference between Disinfecting and Sanitizing?

Posted by Sonlight Cleaning
On June 29, 2020
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Two things are currently on the rise in Texas — the number of businesses reopening and the number of new coronavirus cases (both in our great state and nationwide). Over the past several weeks, businesses in Texas have been working hard to discover what it means to reopen, keeping both employees and customers as safe […]

Ready to Reopen? Answering the In-House vs. Outsourced Cleaning Question

Posted by Sonlight Cleaning
On June 22, 2020
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“I am preparing to reopen my office. Should I stay with an in-house service or is it time to outsource for my needs?” This is a question many business owners and facilities managers are having to answer right now. From churches and schools to financial institutions and manufacturing facilities, COVID-19 and the ensuing economic impacts […]

Mama Was Right: Wash Your Hands!

Posted by Sonlight Cleaning
On March 9, 2020
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At the beginning of this year, the novel coronavirus COVID-19 began making headlines as it spread rapidly in China. The U.S. Center for Disease Control launched an Incident Management System on January 7th and activated their Emergency Operations Center on January 21st, an indication of just how quickly the situation was evolving. Travel restrictions and […]

Signs You’ve Outgrown Your Cleaning Service

Posted by Sonlight Cleaning
On March 2, 2020
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If you begin typing in the keywords “signs you’ve outgrown…” into your web browser, you’ll find that the auto-fill suggestions will be nothing short of entertaining. Apparently many people search for symptoms of outgrowing other people, their hometown, jobs, and even lifestyles. But what about if you begin to wonder if you’ve outgrown your commercial […]

New Construction, Renovation, and Your Business

Posted by Sonlight Cleaning
On February 17, 2020
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If you haven’t experienced a renovation or remodel project lately, today you’re going to get a little refresher. In recent history, I’ve experienced two different projects–one in a workplace and one in my own home–that reminded me just how disruptive (and dirty) the process of renovating can be! At a previous workplace, the board voted […]

The Nose Knows

Posted by Sonlight Cleaning
On February 10, 2020
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Visiting a new place is a sensory-rich experience. When you walk into a facility for the first time, your eyes will take in the sights. Is it dimly or brightly lit? Neither is necessarily good nor bad, but it should communicate what you wish to intentionally communicate. While a dimly-lit medical office may make people […]

Sneaky-Cold and Winterizing Pipes

Posted by Sonlight Cleaning
On January 20, 2020
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“Are we going to the pool today?” I was caught off guard by my son’s question. I was about to laugh him off when I noticed his shorts and bare feet. Earlier in the day, I had to switch the thermostat from heat to A/C. And despite the leaves still covering the lawn, the humidity […]

A Cleaning Routine for the New Year

Posted by Sonlight Cleaning
On December 31, 2019
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Researchers say over half the population will make New Year’s resolutions this year but only around eight percent (nationwide) will actually achieve them. According to one study, the percentage of people who keep their resolutions varies dramatically by state–while 35% of Alaskans stick to their resolutions well into the new year, only about 12% of […]

Twas The Night Before Christmas

Posted by Sonlight Cleaning
On December 24, 2019
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Twas the night before Christmas when all through the office Not a creature was stirring, not even the bosses In hopes that Christmas bonuses soon would be there The annual reports were hung by the cubicles with care The employees were all headed home with their kids While visions of a few days off danced […]

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