J & J Services
| About us | Research by dr charles p gerba of the university of arizona, found that the average office keyboard has more than 60 times the number of bacteria than the office toilet seat, phones have in excess of 500 times more bacteria. You may find this hard to believe or comprehend, yet the truth of the matter is fairly simple. You ensure that your office, your toilets, your kitchens, your carpets, your canteens, your windows are cleaned on a daily or regular basis. Why? For both presentation and hygiene reasons. Yet one of your most expensive and valuable assets are never or rarely cleaned. Take a look at your keyboard or mouse, tip your keyboard upside down and give it a gentle tap. Office equipment is rarely cleaned and if and when it is, it is not disinfected. Many companies claim that their office cleaners or staff actually clean their equipment. If this is so it is usually a cloth brushed across the surface which does not disinfect and only manages to spread bacteria between the equipment. Our cleaning methods include vacuuming to remove all foreign material and dust. We use a detergent which is a hospital grade disinfectant that not only restores your equipment to as new but disinfects at the same time. Our fully trained technicians wear a distinctive uniform and display a photo i. D. This makes them easily recognisable to your staff. We offer a range of ancillary services that will save your organisation time and money, leaving your staff to do what they are employed for. We are able to arrange our cleaning schedule around your specific requirements in order to minimise disruption to your office. This can include after hours cleaning if required. We also can supply you with your own materials to use for on your home or office equipment. |
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| Industry Focus | Consumable, Industrial Supplies Agents |
| Products/Services | Computer cleaning products |
| Our Markets | Worldwide |
| No. of Employees | 5 - 10 People |
| Annual Sales Range(USD) | Below US$1 Million |
| Year Established | 2004 |
| Legal Representative(CEO) | Samuel Johnson |
