DALLAS, TX, May 04, 2011 (Press-News.org) Dallas Janitorial Services is a commercial cleaning business that specializes in a process driven approach. Dallas Janitorial Service incorporates the service-profit chain phenomenon into their operations.
The philosophy of the service-profit chain phenomenon is that a business will naturally exude profits and success if employees customers are satisfied.
Some traits of the service-process chain include:
High level, highly effective internal processes- Dallas Janitorial Services uses effective processes in all parts of its internal functions. At an employee level, job designs are customized with absolute accuracy to guarantee that employees are aware of their daily tasks as well as ensuring the company that the employee is capable of performing each part the job. Employee selection tools are utilized in order to focus on potential employees whose skill set directly matches that of our job designs. Employees are rewarded for great performance. Employees are given the tools to exceed a clients needs. With this leverage, employees can effectively address the clients need rather than delay by waiting for a manager to arrive.
Continuous quality improvement- consistently evaluating the level of performance is vital to long-term client satisfaction. Dallas Janitorial service provides Continuing education and training opportunities for each employee. Staying abreast of the latest techniques and products used in commercial cleaning is essential to the quality performed by the employee. Supplies are consistently monitored to ensure that they are effective.
Valuable service- Dallas Janitorial Services is local and reliable. Every client's budget is respected, therefore, a package is tailored to the budget allowed. Communication between a service manager and the client is available 24/7/365, so no matter what time or day that a client has an issue, a manager will promptly respond. LEED-certified green techniques and products are used. Clients appreciate the fact that the products are eco-friendly.
Lastly, the focus is on providing exceptional service and striving to consistently perform at a level that exceeds the clients' expectations.
By customizing services to a clients' needs, the client can be guaranteed that they are receiving the best value for their money. Don't delay, call to discuss the unique needs of your building maintenance, and obtain a customized quote based on what your budget allows.
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Dallas Janitorial Service Launches New Website
Dallas Janitorial Services is a commercial cleaning business that specializes in a process driven approach. Dallas Janitorial Service incorporates the service-profit chain phenomenon into their operations.
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