CBN Building Maintenance provides commercial janitorial service to the greater Scottsdale area and the northeast Valley, including Fountain Hills, Carefree, Cave Creek, and Paradise Valley. 

Our crews serve northeast Valley clients in a variety of industries, from medical to wholesale, from retail to first-class office complexes, of a variety of sizes and on various schedules, from once weekly for smaller suites up to full five and seven nights per week programs.

We typically include “periodic services”, on a frequency designed to be optimal for the given client, as part of our ongoing service package – burnishing and refinishing vinyl flooring, cleaning and protecting carpet, scrubbing ceramic and stone floors, and full window washing.

Cleaning for Health is our prime focus.  With touch point sanitation, HEPA filtered vacuums, microfiber dust-wipes and damp mops, and Greenseal certified OSHA compliant chemicals, CBN can make your facility a healthier place for your staff and visitors – and better for environment as well.  CBN is the only janitorial firm boasting active memberships in the Indoor Air Quality Association, the Arizona Recycling Coalition, and the U S Green Building Council; we’re certified by Greenguard Environmental Institute.

Full crew training (initial and monthly in-service) combined with monthly daytime facility inspections, sophisticated quality tracking software, easy 24/7 client communication, and Indoor Air Quality monitoring, guarantee superior performance and rapid response.

Crews are fully screened – court records (civil and criminal), SSN based credit check, driver’s license and license photo verified; we’re the only Immigration & Customs Enforcement IMAGE certified janitorial firm in Arizona.

We’re also the longest serving BBB and Chamber of Commerce janitorial member in the Valley

Voice of America® News.com
2011-01-13

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