Meet Fidel: Long-term Grounds Maintenance Coordinator & Trusted Clean Advantage Employee
Whether he’s picking up trash on the property, emptying dog park receptacles, cleaning, and opening the pool houses, pressure washing, or replacing light bulbs, Fidel is happy to be working outdoors. In fact, it’s one of the reasons he loves his job.
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Wage-wars, Employee Value and Why Clients LOVE Clean Advantage Professionals
It might sound ridiculous, but our clients LOVE their Clean Advantage professionals. How do we know? They tell us! And a big reason they love their Clean Advantage professional is because WE LOVE them too!
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Winter Germs and Grime Call for Properties to Spring to Action Early
Tis the season in the Mid-Atlantic for slush, mud, salt, and germs—all of which can wreak havoc on your property. Here’s a look at some of these typical winter woes and how getting prepared now can help you combat them.
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CAI Scholarship Supports Local Students
For the Clean Advantage team, giving back isn’t just something we do once or twice a year; it’s a full-time commitment. We approach our community efforts just as we do our cleaning services: above and beyond.
This year, I was honored to serve as a judge for the 2021 WMCCAI Scholarship program. I’m not only a Sales Manager at Clean Advantage Corporation but also a proud CAI Washington Chapter Member.
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Troubleshooting the Trash: Overflowing Dumpsters and Bulky Trash
On site dumpsters piled high with stinking garbage doesn’t just look or smell bad, they can have a negative impact on tenants’ or customers’ health, the environment, and business’s image. Let’s break down the problems and how having a balanced bulk trash removal service can help ease concerns.
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The Advantage: Stories of How Clean Advantage Changes Lives
At Clean Advantage, our employees have incredible opportunities to not only empower themselves, but to inspire their colleagues as well as our clients through their hard work, determination, and innovation. Our philosophy is: they don’t just work for us; we work for them.
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