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On this day MD Building Services remembers and mourns the loss of life while thanking and praying for our brave first responders.

It’s fair to say that when you walk into any building or store or office, the defacto visual should be its cleanliness. Anything less is noticeable and can stick out sorely.  Overflowing trash can, dirt collected on the floor, smeared surfaces, etc. You get the not-so-pretty picture. When it comes to medical offices, the bar … Read more

If you’re a bird, you won’t know what hit you. We call that a very clean window, and if you sit too close it can be scary. But usually, a clean window is often taken for granted. It just stands there, mute, upright and in place, giving you a birds-eye view of whatever is on … Read more

In the summer, when building occupants take time to vacation, the facility or building in which they work takes a breather too. Less foot traffic means less  structural wear and tear. Fewer hands means less contact to railings or metal surfaces. Summer, ostensibly, is the time to get bigger cleaning tasks done to contact areas … Read more

Let’s face it; appearance is important. It can provide a lasting impression at first glance. So your building needs to shine when the lights go on! Who wants a colleague or prospect to enter a building or facility where he or she is greeted by an unpolished façade, unkempt lobby, smeared or dented elevator, or … Read more

Power washing is a deep cleaning tool that takes surface clean to the next level. It’s as much about powering off gum and grime and urine as it is about digging out dirt from concrete and brick, embedded to the point of near-permanence. Power washing can also bring a shine to sheet metal and aluminum … Read more

From all of us at MD Building Services

As you begin to spruce up your office environment for spring, MD Building Services recommends several important health related tips you should consider to ensure a healthier, happier work space this year. Kick your spring cleaning into high gear. Thoroughly dust and clean or replace and repair air ducts and vents to decrease your exposure … Read more

Who really notices a clean window? Most of us more than likely notice a dirty one than readily appreciate a clean one. As spring nears, building managers and owners will start to address clean-ups and fixes that are easier to get to in warmer weather. Many of these chores focus on maintaining property areas that … Read more

Now that the party’s over, is your office a clean office, ready to welcome you back to work? It’s not too late to check around. Have you peaked under the conference room table, or stared (glared?) into the corners of the closet or lunchroom? There can be stuff strewn this way and that! Or worse, … Read more