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| Tuesday, June 18, 2013 |
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| [Saturday, July 17, 2010] |
| We are bidding on a 6,000 sq. ft. outpatient medical facility for the initial clean (has been vacant for 4 months) and subsequent daily clean (5 times per week). After the initial walk through, we estimate 5 workers, 8 hours a day, for 5 days to get it to move in condition. There are 7 patient rooms, 5 offices, 2 locker room, 1 staff lounge, 3 reception areas, other open areas, and no furniture. Facility is half carpet, half linoleum; hallway entrance is 15 ft. wide by 40 ft. with floor to ceiling windows. Walls have to be wiped down and the tile operating room wall (15 ft. high with floor to ceiling cabinets) needs to be cleaned. Construction debris, i.e. dry wall, has to be removed, carpet has saturated stains. We were thinking $40/ hour for the initial comprehensive clean; thereafter $25/hour. Is that reasonable? |
| Healthcare - Stephanie Mike |
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| [Sunday, December 18, 2005] |
| I am currently evaluating floor finish for my facility (healthcare). I have had different vendors demo many floor finishes, Butchers, Spartan, Betco, etc. I am currently using Buckeye (Castleguard and Citation), it has low odor but I am running into problems in the high traffic areas. Can anyone recommend a floor finish that is durable, resist scuff marks, wet look gloss, and especially low odor.
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| Healthcare - Ab Feliciano |
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