What happens after you say yes
Five steps, none of which are a delivery note and an invoice.
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Assess
We walk your site, map the surfaces, find the areas that actually cause complaints, and record what you are using now.
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Recommend
A written report: which product goes where, at what dilution, and what it replaces on your current list.
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Implement
We train your cleaners and supervisors on site, in the areas they actually work in, not in a meeting room.
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Monitor
We come back. Where an area is not responding, we change the dosing or the product rather than leaving you to work it out.
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Report
Usage and outcome records in a form you can hand to whoever writes your ESG report.
It always starts the same way
An on-site assessment and a demo. Show us the urinals that smell by midday, the kitchen floor that is still greasy on Monday, the drain nobody wants to deal with. We test on those, not on a clean surface, and you decide afterwards.
Something concrete for the ESG report
Most sustainability commitments are hard to evidence. Cleaning products are an exception: the switch is visible, it affects every person in the building, and it is easy to document. Reduced chemical exposure for cleaning staff, no chlorine or phosphates entering the drainage, and usage records that show it — rather than a line in a report that nobody can back up.
Book an on-site demo
We come to your site, test both products on the areas that give you the most trouble, and you see the result before you commit to anything.