Liverpool Keepers Get 3-Year Contract

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29 May 2018 | Updated 30 May 2018

CleanEvent Services, who keep venues and stadiums clean, have secured the cleaning services contract at ACC Liverpool conference centre on the banks of Liverpool’s heritage waterfront.

The 3 year contract, with an optional 2 year extension, includes the provision of daily and event cleaning.

Eddie dos Santos, Assistant Director (Operations), The ACC Liverpool Group said: “Cleaning is a vital part of our operations. I am sure that the team will make a vast difference to the venue, our operations and to the clients and customers we host all year round.”

Tomas Gronager, CEO at CleanEvent Services commented: “Our expertise in venue and event cleaning will enable us to focus on enhancing the visitor experience, creating an environment that ensures customer satisfaction and encourages repeat visits.”

New Property Services Division

Meanwhile, commercial cleaning firm Cleanology has launched a one-stop-shop property maintenance service to help building managers deal with emergencies.

The new service offers 24-hour call out for a range of problems including plumbing, drainage, air conditioning, building works and electrical issues. Cleanology can also provide locksmiths and make buildings safe in the event of broken glass.

According to CEO Dominic Ponniah, the move was an obvious next step for the company. “Cleaning operatives know buildings better than the people who work in them," he said. "We are familiar with all the issues that premises may encounter and are often the first to spot a problem.

“For a facilities manager or building supervisor, finding a speedy solution to a one-off problem such as a blocked drain or trawling the internet in search of a company that can install air conditioning is a real headache. It makes more sense to call on a trusted partner’s expertise and get the job done quickly, knowing it will be executed to a recognised standard.”

Picture: ACC Liverpool.

Article written by Cathryn Ellis | Published 29 May 2018

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