Maintenance managers have so many responsibilities throughout the spring and summer and pest management can become a time consuming and costly issue if not addressed

Turnover in facility services is often treated like an unavoidable cost of doing business, but it’s one of the most controllable variables in an operation

Spring has sprung, and that means that rain is in the forecast. With the added precipitation and wetter conditions, comes a greater chance of accumulation

Building a business in any industry is a huge endeavour, and it is easy to get bogged down with the day-to-day tasks, making it hard

The cost of water continues to rise, and many facility managers are looking for ways to improve efficiency and stick to their budgets. From leveraging

Cleaning consistency sounds straightforward until you’re responsible for maintaining it across multiple building types. In a single week, franchisee teams may serve a medical clinic,

An efficient, reliable HVAC system can help building and maintenance managers control costs, increase operational efficiency, and provide an enjoyable atmosphere for staff, occupants, and

As summer draws nearer, building managers need to prepare for more than rising temperatures, as several areas are projected to experience below normal precipitation. “These

Often, restrooms are overlooked by facility and maintenance managers as a valuable guest experience tool. Visitors get an impression about your business, and are able

Even though hand hygiene has been a popular topic of conversation in recent years, and a priority for businesses across most sectors, companies can do

Even though we are in the middle of winter, spring will be here before we know it, and maintenance managers know that a proactive approach

Across Canada, facility cleaning supervisors are under growing pressure; they are expected to manage more sites, respond faster to issues, meet higher service standards, and

Facility health is not the result of a single successful inspection or an occasional deep clean. Strong health outcomes are built through consistent decisions made

As winter continues, the Farmers’ Almanac forecasted a classic Canadian winter for 2025–2026, featuring deep freezes, frequent snow, and powerful storms, along with occasional mild

Winter is in full swing, and many regions have accumulated significant amounts of snow this year, making snow removal and storage a challenge to manage.

If you ask facility managers what keeps them up at night, staffing challenges rank near the top. But here’s what many don’t realize: treating retention

The start of a new year is often a time to evaluate your business, re-focus on your mission, and refine your practices for even better