By Linda January 29, 2009
we were pleasantly surprised when we had our office cleaned. it was really done well. finally, someone who know how to do it right. ...read more
I'm writing to let you know some important steps we are taking in regard to the H1N1 (swine) flu to help you keep your employees and customers healthy – and to let them know that you care about their health. Here are some things we are doing: Offering you the Moore-Clean Seal of Assurance (shown below) to display in your office to let customers know you keep your office healthy clean. Sharing a special website www.Moore-Clean.com to provide information about healthy office practices especially for the cold and flu season. Using low toxicity, EPA-approved chemicals that kill cold and flu viruses. We are also using healthy cleaning practices that include HEPA filter vacuums and microfiber cloths. Moore CleanThe sad fact is that the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) estimates that as many as 153,000 people were hospitalized and as many as 6,000 have died because of H1N1. Healthcare professionals believe H1N1 cases will continue, with more hospitalizations and deaths to follow. While no one can completely stop cold and flu, healthy office practices can go a long way to reducing the risk. You can let your customers know you are taking steps to help keep them healthy by displaying this seal in your office. We will gladly provide you with this seal to display in your office upon request. To receive your Moore-Clean Seal of Assurance to display in your office, please give us a call at 215-348-2333, or email us, info@moore-clean.com. You can also go to www.Moore-Clean.com to review the CDC guidelines for healthy office practices. http://moore-cleaning.com/Articles.php ...read more
By Moore Cleaning, LLC October 17, 2014
Everywhere you look there are articles warning about the swine flu. The CDC has issued guidelines that will aid in preventing the spread of the swine flu, regular flu and colds. They ought to be implemented by every office in order to secure continuity of the workplace. Absenteeism will influence productivity, so the following course of action will assist in keeping our workforce healthy. Wash your hands with soap and water (for at least 20 seconds) Avoid touching your nose, mouth and eyes Cover your coughs and sneezes with a tissue or cough or sneeze into your sleeve. Use a hand sanitizer after blowing your nose, coughing or sneezing Avoid close contact (within 6 feet) of co-workers or customers Avoid shaking hands and always wash your hands after physical contact. If wearing gloves, wash your hands after removing them Try not using each others phones, desks, computers or other work tools and equipment Get a vaccination! The list above is just a common sense approach to the flu/cold season. Some other suggestions that may be helpful: When you are going to shake hands with many people in a social networking setting, remember to wash your hands or use a hand sanitizer prior to touching your face. Wash your hands prior to eating. Keep disinfecting wipes on your desk or make them available in the office. You can wipe down a common phone or keyboard prior to using it. After washing your hands in the bathroom, use the paper towel to open the door or use your shoulder to push the door open. The H1N1 virus can last up to two weeks on a hard surface. (Think of the door knobs, chairs, shopping carts, counters, ATM̢۪s and other surfaces that we touch daily). Keep a small hand sanitizer in your pocket or handbag. Use it often. It will aid in the prevention of flu and cold illnesses. Keep hand sanitizers in the kitchen and reception areas. Urge your staff to use them frequently. By taking an active approach, we can have a productive and healthy fall and winter. http://moore-cleaning.com/Articles.php ...read more
By Moore Cleaning, LLC October 17, 2014
Starting with a single client in 1989, Moore Cleaning LLC has since grown to a professional cleaning business that operates in Bucks and Montgomery Counties. From contract work to a one-time basis, Moore Cleaning provides a complete range of services for a wide variety of business settings including corporate offices, restaurants, small businesses and financial institutions. Owner Jane Moore, who takes pride in meticulous attention to details said, "We take care of supplies, equipment management, scheduling and reporting. We'll handle the entire facility from the corners of the basement to the windows of the boardroom." Each client partners with one senior-level contract for easy communication, fast answers and customized solutions. Employees are carefully screened, trained and continually supervised by management. Moore, a Doylestown resident for 35 years, prefers to hire within the local community. "Our employees are professionals who care about the finished product. We are not a crew cleaning company; each office or building is assigned an employee or two, depending on the size of the facility. This employee is the same employee that will clean the facility each time." Moore Cleaning offers clients eco-friendly cleaning agents and state of the art vacuums that have four-level filtration systems for cleaner air. They use Micro fiber clothes [exclusively], with split fibers which are 100 times thinner than a human hair, that trap and hold dirt within small cavities to provide a better finish on work-surfaces. Moore stresses that in every office there are 'forgotten' areas that demand attention such as disinfecting telephone headsets and removing hard water stains. "I'm an upfront kind of person who tells you directly - a clean and fresh smelling workplace is more enjoyable, healthier and productive for your employees and presents a professional image to your clients." A winner of the local "Bucks of Bucks" contest and the CBCC Business Expo Best of Show in 2003 and 2008, Moore Cleaning is a supporter of Habitat for Humanity and Business Cares. With the expansion of the business, Moore Cleaning recently moved into a new office at 165 South Main Street in Doylestown. http://moore-cleaning.com/Articles.php ...read more
By Moore Cleaning, LLC October 17, 2014
Collection calls in any business are to collect money that is owed to the business. In the case of business to business collection, it's one business calling another to collect debt owed to them. Some businesses make the calls themselves while others outsource that task or eventually sell the uncollec... ...read more
Flyers can help you generate business leads by getting the word out to potential customers about your products. Once you create your flyers you can distribute them through the mail, place them on cars and even walk around to hand them out to home owners. You'll want to bring together the elements of d... ...read more
