Jansan professionals have been hearing about diminishing school maintenance budgets for many years. However, due to the recession, many school cleaning budgets have been reduced even further, with numerous districts hiring fewer cleaning workers and reducing cleaning frequencies.
Yet schools must still be cleaned, and this includes the floors.
Because many schools sit empty during the summer months, this is the
perfect time to strip and refinish floors and—even more important—to
develop a floor care strategy for the upcoming year. While many schools
neglect to take this step, it is just as important to proper maintenance
as cleaning or refinishing.A floor care strategy should focus on three key areas:
• Selecting high-quality floor care chemicals, especially finishes
• Developing an efficient, cost-effective daily floor cleaning program
• Scheduling interim maintenance throughout the school year.
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