The main difference between commercial cleaners and residential cleaners is the facilities that they’re most qualified to clean. Commercial cleaners excel at cleaning specialty areas, such as cleanrooms, medical facilities and industrial facilities, while residential cleaners are more apt for homes and other similar domestic dwellings.

The difference is also apparent when it comes to the effectiveness of the cleaning. Commercial cleaners employ trained technicians who use top-of-the-line technology to deliver rigorous cleaning that satisfies rigid standards, while residential cleaners often operate to their own, or their client’s, standards.

Last, but perhaps most important, is the fact that most commercial cleaners are bonded and insured, meaning, any damage or theft that happens during their cleaning routine is protected. A residential cleaner may not have insurance at all, meaning that expenses amassed by damaged property or theft are going to be paid back by the cleaner, or run the risk of falling onto the client’s shoulders.

Consider these differences when choosing a commercial cleaning company versus a residential cleaning company, and ask yourself: what type of facility am I hiring them for? And what matters most to me: cost; cleanliness; dependability; green cleaning? The good news is, with us, you don’t have to decide.

If you need the assistance of a commercial cleaning company in guaranteeing the cleanliness of your cleanroom, medical facility or industrial facility, contact us today.