It usually starts at the front door.
By mid-morning, an entrance that looked clean when employees arrived may already be marked by wet footprints, gravel, dust, or road salt. The waste bin beside the door is filling up. Someone has spilled coffee near reception. The glass doors are covered with fingerprints, and the busiest washroom is beginning to show signs of use.
None of these problems is especially serious on its own. Together, however, they influence how customers, employees, and tenants perceive the property.
That is one of the realities of maintaining a commercial building: it does not stay clean simply because…
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