Industries · Education
Ten weeks in summer, and the building has to be ready.
K–12 districts, colleges, and universities working high-traffic buildings against fixed budgets and immovable calendars.
A school is the hardest easy building there is.
Nothing about the work is exotic. What is hard is that a thousand people walk through it every day, the budget was set in March, and the entire restoration window is the same ten weeks everybody else is also trying to book.
We supply the products, we can perform the work, and we train your own custodial staff so standards hold in February as well as September.
Built around the calendar
Summer is not a season here. It is a deadline.
- Summer turnaround programs — strip and wax, deep extraction, and restoration scheduled to finish before staff return
- Seasonal scheduling — heavier programs during breaks, lighter touch during exam weeks
- Durable floor care — finishes chosen to survive a September, not to look good in July
- Emergency response — for the burst pipe over winter break
Making a fixed budget go further
Most districts are buying more SKUs than they need, from more vendors than they should.
- SKU reduction — consolidate duplicate products across buildings
- Consolidated ordering and billing — one invoice across the district
- Usage tracking — per building, so you can see where it is actually going
- Buying group pricing — through our manufacturer relationships
Training your own staff
Most districts keep custodial work in house. That makes training the highest-leverage thing we can offer.
- Instruction from CIMS-certified trainers — for in-house custodial teams
- Bilingual delivery — English and Spanish
- Equipment operation — hands-on, on the machines you own
- Completion certificates — for personnel files and board reporting
Working on next year’s budget?
Send us what you spent this year. We will show you where it can go further.