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We want to take a moment to recognize and celebrate Ted Dehmel for a significant professional milestone. Ted has successfully achieved certification through the Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC), further strengthening his expertise in the restoration industry.

Invisible yet powerful, workplace allergens can silently undermine the health and vitality of your team, often slipping under the radar until their effects ripple through your business. Dust, mould spores, pollen, pet hair, and other microscopic troublemakers travel through HVAC systems, settle deep in carpets and upholstery, and can trigger a cascade of allergic reactions, breathing difficulties, and illness. This hidden invasion can lead to more frequent sick days, reduced morale, and ultimately, a decline in productivity and company success.

As collaborative and co-working spaces continue to grow in popularity, the constant flow of people and close working conditions dramatically heighten the risk of infectious illnesses spreading through shared desks and communal surfaces. In these high-traffic environments, prioritizing robust germ control measures isn’t just beneficial—it’s critical. Property owners and managers must take decisive action to implement effective strategies that safeguard the health, productivity, and well-being of everyone who uses these dynamic workspaces.

ServiceMaster Clean & Restore of Saint John have been proud to support the Rickett family’s charity dance with prize donations for the past 16 years and look forward to continuing our support in the years ahead.

In fast-paced collaborative workspaces, hard-surface flooring faces constant foot traffic, spills, and wear—leading to scratches, stains, and dull finishes. The appearance of your floors not only impacts client impressions but shapes the overall professional atmosphere for staff and visitors.

In today's dynamic business landscape, maintaining a pristine, healthy workplace is no longer a mere checkbox, it's a core requirement for any thriving enterprise. Whether your team operates in a traditional office, a bustling retail environment, or an innovative hybrid workspace, the standard for cleanliness has risen dramatically.

Sick building syndrome (SBS) describes a range of symptoms—such as eye, nose, and throat irritation, headaches, fatigue, and nausea—that are associated with time spent in a particular indoor environment, often improving once you leave. Diagnosis typically involves both a medical evaluation and a building assessment by health and safety professionals.