Leadership

Between accounts cancelling unexpectedly and price competition in the janitorial industry becoming more intense than ever, every penny spent has to directly contribute to your bottom line. Choosing a software can be overwhelming enough, let alone getting your whole team on board with using it. Here are 5 signs that suggest you could really benefit from janitorial software

Running a janitorial business means you’re managing many tasks, team members, and projects. This makes clear communication extra important, so communication channels in janitorial companies need to be established in order for your business to stay afloat.

Inadequate communication can lead to aches and pains for businesses, as well as lost opportunities. It can also kill potential business deals or result in a less-than-stellar customer experience and poor reviews, which may prevent your business from achieving its full potential.

Janitorial owners are well aware of the sound of a semi-clogged drain. But for many in the industry, what they’re hearing isn’t water struggling down the drain—it is time being sucked out of their day. It’s time spent bidding on projects, time spent managing cleaners failing to show up for work, and most importantly, time spent growing and expanding the business.

Enjoy a free Tales from the Field webinar and blog on Janitorial owners leading through crisis & tips to use immediately to help your janitorial business grow.

Times they are a-changin! Especially for the janitorial industry. But, believe it or not, most will be for the better!

With an increased global consciousness around sanitation, cleaning companies need to adapt to a changing market. Communication and Trust are the first steps. Swept is here to help!

With an increased global consciousness around sanitation, cleaning companies need to adapt to a changing market. Communication and Trust are the first steps. Swept is here to help!

Get your janitorial company up to the top rung with Swepts third and final entry of our SWOT Analysis Guide