Each year thousands of Americans will injure themselves as a result of a slip-and-fall accident. Many of these accidents are often the result of a floor-borne hazard, usually a wet floor, and wind up costing business owners and building service contractors millions of dollars in paid claims.

Do you know what the definition of insanity is? “Doing the same things over and over and over again, but expecting different results.” Have you ever had to redo a carpeted area of a facility because lines showed up the day after you had cleaned the carpet?

Knowing the law will help you run your business effectively.

In today’s world of tight budgets and high standards in floor care, building service contractors want floor coatings that deliver quality, and at the right price. Here are seven rules to follow to find genuine value.

I have some good news and some bad news for you. The bad news is that Commercial Floor Care as a supplement will be put to rest following this issue. The good news is that it will reappear as a full-fledged quarterly magazine in February 2001!

The Product & Literature Guide offers an in-depth look at several companies.

Following the Premiere Issue of Commercial Floor Care (March 2000), our readers affirmed what we knew: there was a need for a new magazine that focused solely on commercial floor care, and we filled it.

The dark side of cleaning commercial carpet becomes apparent when working with artificial lighting. Armed with a few tricks-of-the-trade, frustrations on the manager and cleaning crew can be avoided.

There are occasions in the course of the implementing the hard floor maintenance service program when you may not have the time, resources or manpower to perform a strip as scheduled.

It’s 2 a.m. on Monday morning, and you’re jolted out of a sound sleep by a nail-biting thought—you forgot to place an order for another case of cleaning chemicals for that new rental account you just landed...