HOUSTON, TX, March 20, 2012 (Press-News.org) With 30 years of management under our belt, Omega Janitorial Service is proud to announce the opening of our second office in the Houston Area. In order to accommodate a growing demand, we have expanded into a brand new facility located off of Beltway 8 North by the International Airport. Our spacious new office and large warehouse offers Omega expanded abilities to receive and house bulk shipments. With increased abilities to house greater amounts of the best products possible, we are continuing to strive to achieve the greatest savings for our customers as our main focus of providing high-quality results with low cost outlay continues to fuel our decisions and growth. Our LEED compliant cleaning solutions are now readily housed in our adjoining warehouse. Quicker availability of our products and in larger amounts increases our savings for LEED and non-LEED facilities alike who are looking to modernize their approach and standards to efficient green cleaning. We continue to employ a systematic approach to our cleaning chemicals and equipment sourcing with the use of GreenSeal and APPA custodial staffing guidelines- to offer our clients a holistic LEED-compliant solution for their facilities. Omega management & staff have developed a reputation for excellent custodial, building and grounds maintenance services in facilities across the state of Texas and has continued to successfully fulfill contracts for all sizes of clients throughout the region, with many repeat customers. With qualified custodians, as well as carefully refined operations, complete with Quality Control programs, continuous training, customer comment/feedback programs, and other means by which we consistently achieve high customer satisfaction with our high quality performance, cost-effectiveness, and high productivity.
Omega services commercial cleaning clients in the following cities: Houston, Corpus Christi, Austin, Dallas, Ft. Worth, Harlingen, San Antonio, Conroe, Katy, Sugar Land, Beaumont, Victoria, Waco, Tyler, Lufkin, Portland, Alice, Robstown, Kingsville, Taft, Gregory, The Woodlands, Stafford, Laredo, McAllen, Boerne, Seguin, San Marco, New Braunsfels, Keller, Garland, Nacogdoches, Kennedy, Brookshire and all other areas of Texas. Our expanded warehouse offers us the greater ability to ship the best available products directly from our facilities to our clients across the state of Texas. We look forward to growing with our demand, and continuing to offer the very best in quality cleaning.
With more than 30 years of experience, Omega understands what all the facility maintenance variables are and know how to manage them. Whether a client has one location or 75 or need one service or many for each, Omega will ensure they're staffed according to what each location needs, always on time, always on budget.
Omega's blog can be found at www.omegajanitorial.com/blog
Omega Janitorial Service, With Offices in Houston, Corpus Christi, Dallas and Austin Launch Opening of Second Location in the Houston Area
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