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As the Twin Cities finally shake off winter, May brings more than warmer temperatures and green lawns. For businesses across Minneapolis, St. Paul, and the surrounding metro, spring also introduces a unique set of cleaning, maintenance, and workplace health challenges that can impact employees, customers, and daily operations. For facility managers, office administrators, property owners, and business leaders, this is the ideal time to reassess cleaning strategies before the

As spring reaches its peak and summer approaches, May is a critical month for maintaining clean, healthy, and professional commercial spaces. Warmer weather, increased foot traffic, and seasonal transitions all bring unique cleaning challenges—and opportunities. Here are the most important cleaning priorities every business should focus on in May: 1. Deep Clean High-Traffic AreasWith more people coming and going, entryways, lobbies, hallways, and restrooms take on extra wear.

As winter begins to fade and spring approaches, March presents a unique set of cleaning challenges for commercial facilities. Snow melt, fluctuating temperatures, and increased foot traffic can quickly turn entryways, floors, and common areas into maintenance headaches. For businesses, the most important cleaning consideration in March is controlling moisture and debris brought in from outside. Why Moisture Control Matters in March March is the peak season for melting snow, s

January brings more than just freezing temperatures and shorter days—it also introduces a unique set of challenges for facility managers and custodial teams. From increased foot traffic tracking in snow and salt to the height of cold and flu season, winter conditions can take a serious toll on commercial spaces if they’re not addressed proactively. At the start of the year, a strong custodial strategy isn’t just about appearance—it’s about safety, health, and protecting your