When should you hire Dave Lewerenz Cleaning?
Hey, thanks for dropping by!
Hi, I’m Dave Lewerenz… I’m a self-employed cleaning pro out of Bensenville that deep cleans select areas that often don’t get a good solid deep cleaning. Areas such as restrooms, breakrooms, customer order areas, hard floors, reception areas, office conference / meeting rooms, customer waiting areas and such.
If you care how your business looks and smells to both customers & staff, I can be a huge help. My deep cleaning isn’t just about wiping corners better… it’s a true deep clean that combines washing walls, fixtures, dispensers, undersides of sinks and toilet bases… and a lot more.
My deep clean is designed to not only look nice, but it’s about creating a positive experience for both your customers & your staff!
While there’s many factors that go into creating and maintaining a positive experience, cleaning is a sizeable part because a dirty restroom for example, can trigger anger, fear and general disgust on a subconscious belief level. It’s those feelings that create subconscious beliefs that then determines where people spend there money at.
Sorry… I’m a marketing junkie with a B2B sales background who enjoys cleaning and Law of Vibration stuff. Because of this rather interesting combo of interests, my deep cleaning is very focused on people’s experience post cleaning and how can I best be of service to you
If you have me deep clean monthly, I’ll include ongoing enzyme treatments, machine clean your tile & grout / Luxury Vinyl and other hard floors at no extra charge.
So back to the original question…. when am I a good choice?
When you want a high quality detailed cleaning of your business restrooms, breakrooms, offices, conference rooms, customer walk up order areas, and many more.
Do you know how many cleaning people use a flashlight to check for hidden cords before under desks before vacuuming or how many cleaning people to find hidden crumbs (that attract bugs) or how many cleaners check the underside of toilets and urinals or how many look for built up dust on HVAC vents?
That’s one of the “Dave Differences”.
Dave Lewerenz
