BOSTON, MA, March 11, 2014 (Press-News.org) SCS Group, also known as SCS Building Maintenance Inc., is a professional cleaning company committed to quality service, reliable and quick response, and open lines of communication with each and every client.
SCS Group is proud to announce the growth and celebration of ten years in business, a new website and a new office in Greenville, North Carolina as part of its commitment to both government and commercial clients throughout the United States.
Ten years ago, SCS Group, led by Trevor Rhone of Natick, MA was incorporated in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. SCS operates and services accounts nationally.
"This is a big milestone for SCS Group," said Trevor, President and CEO. "Customer service is our number one priority and the growth we've seen is something I am personally proud of."
SCS Building Maintenance, Inc. proudly serves both government and commercial clients throughout New England. SCS is certified by the U.S. Small Business Administration as an 8(a) company.
"This is a tremendous milestone for the company. Over the past ten years, we've introduced innovative and green cleaning into the commercial and government markets," added Trevor. "We've always looked for better ways to do business and I am immensely proud to be leading a team of people who strive for perfection every day."
SCS offers a comprehensive line of services helping clients to maintain excellence throughout their facilities including:
- Janitorial Services
- Carpet & Floor Maintenance
- Preventive Maintenance
- Window Cleaning
- Post-Construction Clean Up
- Snow Removal
- Trash Removal
- Apartment Turnovers
- Painting
About SCS Group
SCS Building Maintenance, Inc., led by Trevor Rhone, President and CEO, was incorporated in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in 2004. SCS operates and services accounts nationally. Please visit us online: www.scsgroup.us or contact us for a custom plan and pricing: 508-879-0062 or http://scsgroup.us/contact.
SCS Group Celebrates Ten Years in Business
SCS Building Maintenance celebrates ten years in business and a new office.
2014-03-11
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