Consider your students as part of your cleaning team, too. After all, it can teach them a big lesson in taking responsibility for their environment by cleaning.

Depending on the age of the students, you could treat it like a game. For example, with younger kids, you can make a game of cleaning the chalkboards, put chairs and tables away, and picking up items off of the floor.

With teenagers, you might get a reaction similar to asking them to clean their room. It may be a challenge to get them on board, but you can use a little creativity like a reward system to get them involved.

Our team is trained for your specific facility. Having teachers and staff clean can make them resentful as their job is to educate. They are also not properly trained in the use of certain chemicals and equipment and the few pennies saved could cost the facility big dollars in issues down the road.

School breaks like during the summer and spring break are great times to do the heavy duty cleanings. For example, you’ll want to clean the HVAC units to keep them running properly and to prevent bacteria from blowing throughout the school.

Other areas that can use deep cleaning during breaks include restrooms, carpets, the cafeteria, food equipment, gyms, and locker rooms.

Even though you may clean these areas on a regular basis, they do need to have a deep cleaning before the kids return from break.

We clean your entire facility. Just because a desk looks clean does not mean there are not thousands of germs just waiting to pounce on an unsuspecting child.

Keeping the window cleaning on a regular schedule promotes both cleanliness and mental wellbeing. Our children need visual stimulation, and being able to see outside will help them when they need to focus on the task at hand.