We are committed to using products and procedures that meet or exceed health and environmental standards while providing cost effective benefits to accomplish your maintenance goals. Going green can provide many benefits for your business.
Besides helping to protect our environment, your business can access government based financial incentives as well as earning points from the U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program. If you’re interested in going green, give us a call and ask one of our representatives for more information.
There are many reasons to start a Green Cleaning program for your business.
Here are just a few:
-The EPA rates the indoor environment is potentially 3-5 times more harmful to humans than the outdoor environment. Indoor air quality, according to the EPA, is one of the top 5 health risks in the U.S.
-Two-thirds of commercial buildings are rated as having “sick building syndrome”
= $20 billion in worker compensation claims.
-Two-thirds of commercial buildings are rated as having “sick building syndrome”
= $20 billion in worker compensation claims.
-There are 100 million lost work days each year do to poor indoor air quality
= $100 billion in lost productivity.
The primary benefit of Green Cleaning, with its emphasis on cleaning for health not just appearance, is a cleaner, healthier building. A healthier indoor environment translates into many concrete, bottom-line benefits for building owners, managers, service personnel and building occupants. These benefits include, but are not limited to:
Economic : Increased productivity, ROI, Reduced Health and Insurance Costs, Energy Savings, Lower HVAC Maintenance Cost, Greater Building Value.
Environmental : Increased Indoor Air Quality, Compliance with New State and Federal Environmental Regulations, Source Reduction, Environmental Effects Will Benefit the Entire Community.
Social : Raised Morale, Increase Worker Retention and Recruitment, Fewer In-House Complaints, Better Public Image
For more information on the United States Green Building Council (USGBC) and Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) points, click here.
*All of our Green products are Green Seal Certified. Green Seal is the only internationally recognized ecolabeling organization in the United States and is the U.S. representative in the Global Ecolabeling Network. To learn more about the Green Seal Program you can click here.
For more information on the United States Green Building Council (USGBC) and Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) points, click here.
*All of our Green products are Green Seal Certified. Green Seal is the only internationally recognized ecolabeling organization in the United States and is the U.S. representative in the Global Ecolabeling Network. To learn more about the Green Seal Program you can click here.
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