When it comes to professional carpet cleaning, it can often mean a day of disruption to your business. However, it doesn’t have to!
Schedule Around Your Opening Hours
Typically, Commercial Carpet Cleaners are available to clean your carpets in the evenings, early mornings or at weekends, when the building is closed. How you schedule the carpet cleaning to take place is crucial.
Ask About Low-Moisture Methods
Carpet cleaning that uses hot water extraction can often leave carpets wet for several hours, whereas encapsulation cleaning for example uses very little water and allows for carpets to be used within an hour. Commercial Carpet Cleaners Cheltenham businesses use such methods and it would be worth asking them what method of cleaning they use and what sort of drying time you can expect.
Clean One Section at a Time
Depending on the size of the building it is possible for your contractor to clean in sections thus completing one area at a time before moving to the next part of the building. In this way it is possible to allow for the majority of the workforce to return to work whilst allowing the contractor to complete the cleaning of the remaining section.
Warn Staff and Sign Off Wet Zones
The staff need to be told the day before that certain areas are going to be out of use the next day and at what time. Freshly cleaned carpet is a genuine slip hazard and you should refer to the HSE guidance on slip and trip risks. These can be temporary barriers and wet floor signs to highlight the problem.
Ask the Right Questions Before Booking
Key questions to ask prior to booking any contractors include; How do they manage to gain access to sections of the carpet? What are the expected drying times for the works carried out? Are they able to complete work on an out-of-hours basis?
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This is really the key to a trouble-free carpet cleaning day. Agree all the necessary points with your chosen cleaners before they arrive.