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As we head into the colder months, the combination of slush, salt, ice melt and heavier foot traffic puts extra stress on facilities — especially entryways and carpeted areas. Without the right preventive strategies, wear and tear accelerates, cleaning costs rise, safety risks increase (think slip-and-fall), and your facility’s appearance suffers.

When it comes to facility maintenance, can liners rarely get the spotlight. Yet, they are critical to keeping operations sanitary, safe, and cost-effective. Choosing the wrong liner can lead to costly leaks, overuse of plastic, and unnecessary labor.

When you walk into a well-maintained commercial facility, you might notice polished floors, streak-free glass, or freshly disinfected surfaces. But what you can’t see—the quality of the air you breathe—is just as important. A key factor in maintaining clean, healthy indoor air is something many building managers overlook regularly changing your commercial vacuum bags and filters.

When it comes to facility management, showers are often overlooked. They’re expected to “just work” day after day, providing reliable service for students, employees, athletes, and guests. But neglecting routine maintenance and overlooking details like soap dispensing can quickly turn a small issue into a costly problem.

Unpleasant odors don’t just disrupt the atmosphere — they shape how people perceive your facility. From restrooms to reception areas, persistent smells can signal deeper sanitation issues and negatively impact how guests, patients, and employees view your commitment to cleanliness.