Cleaning Office Carpets in EC3

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Cleaning office carpets in EC3 should be done at least every six months.  There are so many new offices and refurbished offices in EC3 – around Fenchurch Street, Bank, Aldgate and St Katherine’s Dock – that there are constantly new businesses moving in, and often some moving out.

A clean office carpet is such an important selling point for your business that leaving it unclean could damage your business and cost money.

Clean lines and open spaces are what’s in in office interior decoration, and carpets in block colours, or rugs over wooden floors are chosen by interior designers to portray the correct image to clients. If your company has invested in a luxurious carpet or impressive ‘signature’ rug, you need to keep it clean to make it last.

Remember that first day you walked into the newly decorated offices and marveled over how fantastic it looked? That’s the impression you want your clients to have every time they walk in. Clean, organized and professional.

Carpets deal with so much. And now the winter is here, keeping the office carpet clean is going to be even more challenging. As office workers run out for lunch near Bank or at one of St Katherine’s Dock’s restaurants, or nip out to a mid-morning doctor’s appointment in Fenchurch Street, they are more likely to come back with boots or shoes covered in watered-down London EC3 muck. Sure, you may have a big welcome rug that is cleaned every few days, but that mat won’t clean everything from the shoes, so the dirty shoes, dirty the carpet.

Investing in a carpet is no small cost, but you can bank on it that if you don’t clean it regularly, it won’t last.

Office carpets and rugs should be vacuumed daily at the very least, and, during winter especially, they should be steam-cleaned monthly or every other month, depending on how many clients you have in your EC3 office.

 Steam-cleaning office carpets removes the grim and particles that shoes carry in off the EC3 streets. Leave the particles and grit in the carpets and they will rub against each other and rub against the fibres of the carpet, slowly destroying the carpet from the inside.

Treat your office carpet now, as summer is put to bed, so that it’s ready to deal with the harder work of winter. Arrange another visit just before Christmas and all the Christmas parties, and another visit at the end of January and you’ll be set. It’s EC … easy … get it?!