by Leah Roberts | Jan 21, 2020 | Commercial Floor Cleaning, Office Cleaning
Zerorez® was literally built to solve a corporate problem. Our founders Gaylord Karren and John Hopkins were property managers in Texas and were spending thousands of dollars each year ripping up the carpet from over 3,000 apartment units. No matter what carpet...
by Leah Roberts | Dec 14, 2019 | Christmas, Holidays, Office Cleaning, Tile Cleaning
Have an office holiday party coming up and you just aren’t sure what in the heck to do to make it extra “nutty” this year? It seems that most office holiday parties turn into more of a chore, rather than jolly bonding-time with your colleagues. So why not breathe some...
by Leah Roberts | Dec 12, 2019 | Christmas, Office Cleaning
‘Twas the night after the office Christmas party, when all through the officeNot a creature was stirring, not even the office mouse;The stockings were hung by the conference room table with care,In hopes that Zerorez® Phoenix soon would be there; The employees were...
by Leah Roberts | Dec 3, 2019 | Carpet Cleaning, Carpet Cleaning Phoenix, Commercial Floor Cleaning
Phoenix is overflowing with different options for commercial carpet cleaning companies, but luckily (or unfortunately), none of them are quite the same. We have no doubt that you’ve experienced your share of commercial carpet cleaning in Phoenix, and you may have...
by Jessica | Jun 27, 2019 | Commercial Floor Cleaning, Warehouse Floor Cleaning
As you may know, keeping your commercial warehouse floor cleaned is a tough ordeal here in Phoenix. While there are more than a few great commercial floor cleaning services in Phoenix, there is only one place that does it like we do! Zerorez® is the best option for...
by Jessica | Jun 13, 2019 | Commercial Floor Cleaning, Office Cleaning, Zerorez Cleaning
The average American will spend over 90,000 hours at work over the course of their life. WOWZA! That means that you will spend about 35% of your lifetime at work. Simply put, we all spend a lot of time at our jobs! There always seems to be an emphasis put on keeping...
