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Certified Green Cleaning Certified Green Cleaning is an environmentally-friendly cleaning service established in 2008, headqu

Mission Statement:

Our Customers -
We will take care of our valued clients needs quickly and professionally and strive to develop long term relationships based on mutual trust and benefits. Our Employees -
We will employ and develop a team of dedicated professionals and provide training and tools that will empower them to extend "Service Excellence" to our valued Customers. All employees and potential employees will receive equal treatment without discrimination because of race, ancestry, place of origin, colour, ethnic origin, citizenship, creed, s*x, s*xual orientation, age, marital status, family status or persons with disability.

Elevators are one of the highest-touch concentrations in any multi-floor building. The panel alone — buttons, handrails,...
11/03/2026

Elevators are one of the highest-touch concentrations in any multi-floor building. The panel alone — buttons, handrails, door edges — gets touched by nearly every person who enters the building, across every shift of the day.

And yet elevator cleaning often gets limited to a floor mop and a mirror wipe.

The button panel, interior handrails, and door edges are the parts that actually need regular attention. In healthcare buildings and high-traffic office towers, these surfaces should be disinfected multiple times per day during peak hours — not once at the end of the night.

The next time you're reviewing your cleaning checklist, it's worth asking: when did the elevators in your building last get a proper clean — not just a mop?

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A property manager reached out about a commercial unit that had been sitting vacant since the previous tenant left. On p...
11/02/2026

A property manager reached out about a commercial unit that had been sitting vacant since the previous tenant left. On paper, a vacant space should be straightforward — no one's been using it. In practice, it was a different story.

Dust had settled on every surface. There was a stale odor from the HVAC running with nothing actively circulating through. The previous tenant had left adhesive residue on the floors, and a washroom that hadn't been touched in months had developed staining.

We ran a full vacancy clean: surface and fixture cleaning throughout, adhesive removal from the floors, washroom restoration, and a ventilation-focused wipe-down to address the air quality issue.

The unit was ready to show within two days. The property manager told us the new prospective tenants had no idea it had been vacant that long.

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A lot of facilities have both: an in-house custodian or maintenance person and a commercial cleaning company. Understand...
10/30/2026

A lot of facilities have both: an in-house custodian or maintenance person and a commercial cleaning company. Understanding what each one is actually for saves a lot of confusion.

A custodian typically handles day-to-day facility needs — quick spill response, restocking supplies, coordinating with vendors, minor maintenance tasks. It's a facility operations role.

A commercial cleaning company brings the equipment, trained staff, and processes to do the actual cleaning work — extraction equipment, floor machines, industrial-grade disinfection, scheduled crew management. It's a service.

Where facilities run into trouble is expecting one to do the job of the other. A custodian isn't typically equipped to strip and refinish floors or run a crew through a full deep clean. A cleaning company isn't running day-to-day facility coordination.

Both have a place. Knowing the difference helps you use both correctly.

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The first day of fall in Canada usually brings a mix of things: cooler mornings, rain, wind, and a noticeable shift in h...
10/29/2026

The first day of fall in Canada usually brings a mix of things: cooler mornings, rain, wind, and a noticeable shift in how much gets tracked through your building.ac

A few things that typically come up this time of year:

Entry and mat areas need more frequent attention. Wet and dirty footwear tracks in significantly more in fall and winter than in summer.

Washroom servicing may need a bump. With more people coming in from wet weather, surfaces get touched more and dry out less between visits.

Carpeted areas benefit from a scheduled deep extraction before the heavy season — not after three months of winter foot traffic have already worked through the fibers.

Window and glass cleaning before the grey season hits makes a bigger difference to the feel of a space than most people expect.

None of this is urgent today, but it's worth planning for before things are already behind.

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Most commercial cleaning programs cover floors, surfaces, washrooms, and windows. Office furniture — chairs, sofas, wait...
10/28/2026

Most commercial cleaning programs cover floors, surfaces, washrooms, and windows. Office furniture — chairs, sofas, waiting room seating — often gets vacuumed occasionally and almost nothing else.

Upholstered office furniture absorbs what's around it: body oils, food particles, dust, spills. Over time, fabric that looks fine from across the room is carrying a surprising amount of buildup.

Beyond appearance, this matters for air quality. Fabric surfaces release particles when disturbed, and they hold allergens and bacteria that hard surfaces don't retain the same way.

Professional upholstery cleaning — extraction cleaning for fabric, appropriate treatment for leather and vinyl — extends the life of the furniture and keeps the space actually clean, not just looking it.

Is your office furniture on your cleaning schedule? If not, it probably should be.

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A corporate events team contacted us after an in-office conference left the space in a state their regular cleaners were...
10/27/2026

A corporate events team contacted us after an in-office conference left the space in a state their regular cleaners weren't equipped to handle. Spilled coffee on carpet, chairs rearranged across three floors, catering debris in hallways, and a washroom used by several hundred people over six hours.

Their existing cleaning schedule had no provision for post-event cleanup. The office was supposed to be open for business the next morning.

We sent a crew in that evening and had the space back to its regular condition by midnight. The events coordinator told us it was the first time they hadn't spent the morning after a conference apologizing to the team for the state of the office.

We now handle their post-event cleaning on call — whatever they have scheduled, we're on standby.

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It might seem like a minor inconvenience when a cleaning crew doesn't show. One missed visit, catch it next time. But he...
10/26/2026

It might seem like a minor inconvenience when a cleaning crew doesn't show. One missed visit, catch it next time. But here's what actually happens in the building:

Garbage overflows in washrooms and break rooms.
High-touch surfaces go another 24 to 48 hours without disinfection.
Floor buildup compounds.
Restroom supplies run out with no one coming to restock.

And if it happens more than once, staff start to notice. Then they start commenting. Then it becomes a management issue.

Reliability in commercial cleaning isn't a nice-to-have. It's the baseline.

We show up on schedule, or we make it right. That's the commitment we make to every client.

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When the weather shifts in September, facility managers start dealing with something they forgot about over summer: what...
10/23/2026

When the weather shifts in September, facility managers start dealing with something they forgot about over summer: what gets tracked in from outside.

Wet leaves, mud, and eventually road salt find their way through your front entrance and across your floors. It happens fast, and without the right mat system and regular floor attention, it shows.

A few things worth addressing before fall gets going:

Entry mats that are actually the right size and absorbency for your foot traffic level — not just decorative
Floor cleaning adjusted for increased moisture and grit coming in daily
A touch-up schedule for glass entry doors, which show rain and fingerprints much faster in grey weather

It's a transition worth planning for, not reacting to after it's already underway.

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Reactive cleaning means waiting until something is visibly wrong before addressing it. It's the most common approach, an...
10/22/2026

Reactive cleaning means waiting until something is visibly wrong before addressing it. It's the most common approach, and the most expensive one in the long run.

Spills that sit become stains. Buildup that doesn't get removed causes surface damage. Odors that develop in washrooms and drains are harder to eliminate than to prevent. Floors that go without maintenance end up needing refinishing instead of just cleaning.

A proactive cleaning plan works on a schedule built around how the space is actually used — not on how bad things look on a given day. It catches small problems before they become noticeable ones.

The facilities that run most smoothly are usually the ones that haven't had a cleaning emergency in years — not because they got lucky, but because they never let things get to that point.

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Break rooms get used hard and cleaned lightly. Food prep, coffee spills, microwave splatter, and shared appliances creat...
10/21/2026

Break rooms get used hard and cleaned lightly. Food prep, coffee spills, microwave splatter, and shared appliances create the kind of buildup that routine wiping alone doesn't address.

Grease accumulates on range hoods, cabinet fronts, and surfaces near appliances. Refrigerators grow bacteria faster than most people expect. Drains develop odor. All of it adds up quietly until someone notices.

A commercial break room or office kitchen needs more than a wipe-down a few times a week. It needs a scheduled deep clean that covers appliance interiors, behind and beneath equipment, drains, and exhaust areas.

The gap between what a regular cleaning visit handles and what actually needs doing is usually bigger than facility managers realize.

If the break room is something your team has been meaning to address, let's talk.

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Winnipeg, MB
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