Phoenix, AZ (PRWEB) May 12, 2016 OpenWorks, one of America’s leading integrated facility services franchises, is celebrating 30 years of cleaning school buildings and educational facilities around the country. OpenWorks now services more than 50 school buildings each year, ranging from K-8 and high schools to academies and universities. OpenWorks offers a comprehensive array of cleaning services for educational facilities that includes vacuuming, floor restoration, trash removal, landscaping and HVAC repair. An OpenWorks specialist begins the process by evaluating the maintenance needs of each facility and customizes the cleaning services for each school. Prior to the school year, they perform an intense cleaning of all areas of the facility and strip and wax the floors approximately one week before classes begin. Once the school year starts the team typically works in two shifts, with a day porter service performing ongoing cleaning in areas not occupied by students, as well as a night service with traditional janitorial responsibilities.

On a daily basis the OpenWorks staff cleans hard floors and carpets, disinfects classrooms and offices, and restocks restroom supplies. They manage cleaning tasks which are unique to school buildings, such as removing chewing gum or crayon marks on desks or scuff marks from shoes in the halls. They can also handle individual jobs including snow removal, handyman services and air conditioning repair. OpenWorks District Manager Chris Grot oversees the cleaning of four educational facilities in the greater Chicago area. He and his staff are able to provide a vast array of integrated facility services for each school based on their individual needs. “School buildings create some unique challenges in the types of cleaning services they require and we are very attentive to the specific needs of each facility,” said Grot. “We also know these buildings often have a greater concentration of germs, especially for the younger grades. We take pride in ensuring a healthy and productive environment for all students, faculty, staff and visitors.”

The Barbereux School in Evanston, Illinois has used OpenWorks the past three years in cleaning their facility, which educates children ages 3-6. School Director Tom Creighton has been pleased with the service and attentiveness shown by OpenWorks. “OpenWorks has done a wonderful job cleaning the Barbereux School and accommodating our schedule, as they will work during the evenings or over Christmas and summer breaks,” said Creighton. business for sale arroyo grande“We also appreciate the monthly inspections by Chris Grot to gather feedback from all of our staff and make sure all of our cleaning needs are being met.”handyman fort st john In addition to educational buildings, OpenWorks services a wide range of businesses and facilities. handyman service virginia beach

These include large venues such as convention centers, as well as buildings in the healthcare, industrial and general office space. OpenWorks is expanding into six additional regional offices this year and will be able to effectively provide integrated facility cleaning solutions to a large number of businesses in new and existing markets throughout the country.business for sale 92252 OpenWorks Founder and CEO Eric Roudi said the company places a high priority on offering a comprehensive selection of cleaning services to each the educational facilities they serve.business for sale coolum “We recognize the importance of having a clean and environmentally safe setting in each of these school facilities so it meets the expectations of the administration, staff and parents,” said Roudi. business for sale omagh

“OpenWorks is able to provide expert cleaning for these buildings as well as a complete offering of facility maintenance services.” "We are a faith-based outreach ministry of the Church of the Assumption. Our mission is to provide assistance and/or advice to parishioners who cannot afford, or can afford but cannot perform the repairs themselves. We are all volunteers and can help with repairs that we would normally be able to do in our own homes.  If we cannot make the repair or perform the task ourselves, we can suggest professionals that we know and trust.” Please call the Home Repair Ministries hot line any time at 388-0040, EXT. 302. Following is a list of the contractors we know and trust.  Please feel free to contact them yourself and tell them you are an Assumption parishioner.  Also we would appreciate hearing from you after you have used one of these contractors as to your satisfaction. LIST OF APPROVED CONTRACTORS: (in alphabetical order) Contractors marked with * are used at our Church and/or are parishioners.

*Register's Applianc (John Register) *C&D Remodeling, LLC (Peter Caffrey) *Erie Canal Handyman (Ted Avgerinos) *Carpet Doctor (Adam Tannous) *JMS Solutions (John Sargent) *Hanss Electric (Jim Hanss) *Erie Canal Handyman (Ted Avgerinos)  Tim Ahl General Carpentry and Handyman *C&D Remodeling, LLC (Peter Caffrey) *Erie Canal Handyman (Ted Avgerinos)   Do-All (Bruce Meyers) Mike Oakes  Ray Case Floors  Rochester Hardwood *Air Quip Heating and Air     Conditioning *Betlem Residential Heating & Cooling JAG Construction (Mike Jag) Kitchen & Bath Remodeling *Bryce & Doyle *C&D Remodeling, LLC (Peter Caffrey) *Erie Canal Handyman (Ted Avgerinos) *CP concepts (Chris Passalaqua)  Glendale Tree & Landscape (Glen      Proeto) *Rochester Lawn Care (Scott Cialini)  Gentile's Four Season (Nate Gentile) *Tom Posella  T&E Masonry (Tom Eadie) AG Paving (Brian Gilbert) *Northeastern Sealcoat (Shawn Grimes) *Alberti Plumbing (Chris Alberti) *Carpenter Plumbing (Dave        Carpenter)