How Often Should You Clean Your Office’s Carpets?
Immediately upon entering a business, a customer forms an opinion of the company and its offerings. To…
How Important is Your Credit Score if You Want to Buy a Franchise?
Aspiring entrepreneurs have numerous opportunities at their disposal these days. At this point, almost any dream can…
Women and Franchising: How a Janitorial Franchise Could Be Your Ticket to Independence
Before the pandemic, the number of female business owners was growing at an unprecedented rate, with a…
The Biggest Germ Gathering Spots In Your Office
Surfaces and items that get touched often in an office space will risk having bacteria and germs…
Office Bathrooms: What Should Be Cleaned Every Single Time
Bathrooms are teeming with germs, and germs can make your employees sick. Sick days lead to reduced…
Franchisee Spotlight – Jorge Rodriguez, Corvus of San Antonio
October’s Franchisee Spotlight Series features Corvus of San Antonio Franchise Owner Mr. Jorge Rodriguez.
Janitorial Franchises: Embracing Diversity
Valued at almost $293 billion, the commercial cleaning industry is growing by the day—and Corvus Janitorial Systems…
The Commercial Cleaning Industry: An Overview
Commercial cleaning is a billion-dollar industry that is growing in popularity every year. Businesses of all sizes…
Expanding Your Janitorial Franchise: Tips to Help You Take It to the Next Level
As a janitorial franchise owner, you’re part of an ever-growing community of business leaders. You’re also in…
How Using Social Media Can Increase Your Janitorial Contracts
The key to expanding a janitorial business is getting new contracts, which requires advertising. While it is essential to use traditional marketing strategies, social media is one of the most influential and critical places to promote a commercial cleaning company.
Franchisee Spotlight – Sean Lauderdale, Corvus of Chicago
September’s Franchisee Spotlight Series features Corvus of Chicago Franchise Owner Mr. Sean Lauderdale.
Commercial Cleaning for Healthcare Facilities: What You Need to Know
Healthcare facilities are held to a higher standard than other commercial buildings because patient health depends on a germ-free environment.
