You don’t get enough credit. Running a daycare is no small feat. You juggle many responsibilities, from training teachers and managing schedules to handling payroll and overseeing child pickups and drop-offs. On top of that, there are bills to pay and new staff members to onboard. With so much on your plate, it’s easy to overlook one crucial task: cleaning. While picking up toys and organizing the space is important for safety, what matters more is ensuring a clean environment that effectively eliminates viruses, bacteria, fungi, and parasites (aka germs) that can lead to sickness. These illnesses can easily spread from one home to another, affecting not just the children in your care but also your family and your staff’s families, too.

When you partner with us, you gain access to a dedicated team of cleaning professionals who prioritize both cleanliness and health. While we certainly handle the usual tasks like vacuuming and dusting, our expertise goes beyond what your staff can manage. We are trained to bring the fight germs in all their hiding places, which is especially critical given the ongoing challenges posed by illnesses like a cold, flu, and various stomach bugs, to name a few. It takes only one sick person to introduce germs, and in a short time, they will spread to children and staff alike. What’s worse is that they can linger for hours, days and weeks at a time. This isn’t just a hypothetical scenario; it’s a reality that many daycare centers face regularly.

Choosing Lots of Appeal Property Services means you’re not just getting a cleaning service; you’re investing in exceptional customer care. Our commitment does not end with you but extends to every family directly and indirectly connected to you. Our team genuinely enjoys what we do, and we approach each job with a clear purpose: to help prevent the spread of illness.

Let us show you how we tailor our services to meet the specific needs of your facility and still easily fit within the budget. It’s as simple as a quick call or email, and together we can create a plan that ensures a healthier environment for everyone involved. Oh! And we never use pressure sales.

Good Reads:

What are Germs and How Can We Prevent Them from Spreading?

Kids and germs: What parents should know

Protecting Against Infections in Early Care and Education Programs