Clean Green®: healthy & safe commercial cleaning practices for a better future.
CleanNet USA® is proud to offer our Clean Green® guarantee, ensuring every facility we clean is serviced using only eco-friendly products and sustainable methods. Eco-friendly cleaning isn’t just trendy — it’s safer for employees, visitors, and your facility.
Bio-degradable and eco-friendly cleaning products can ensure your staff and visitors are healthy and safe. In addition, you’ll avoid the types of issues common cleaning materials often cause. Regular cleaning agents are typically caustic, which can wear out services over time and diminish the longevity of your facility and its furnishings. Plus, some cleaners can agitate people with chemical sensitivities. That’s why our Clean Green® program focuses on reducing particulates, harmful emissions, and exposure to caustic agents by using:
We developed our Clean Green® program The Clean Green® Program was developed by CleanNet® to help your organization realize the benefits of green cleaning.
Our proven, effective green cleaning processes serve to reduce pollution and conserve resources, and can help qualify for credits towards a valuable Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification.
CleanNet® is a member of the U.S. Green Building Council and utilizes the new LEED v4 green cleaning standards where sustainable. Historically, CleanNet® has also supported clients with the LEED-EB certifications methodology and has supported LEED-EB certification. Utilizing sustainable LEED methodologies, CleanNet® covers approximately 40 million square feet that are being cleaned under LEED standards.
CleanNet® takes pride in being on the forefront of environmental issues. Our Clean Green® program will help reduce your business or facility’s environmental impact, and may even help you qualify for credits toward Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification.
Today, the options available for “cleaning green” are more effective and more abundant than ever before. From new, no-phosphate detergents and scrubs to recycled paper products, it’s easier than ever for businesses to improve their overall impact on the environment without compromising their standards.
We work with your team to provide solutions that help ensure superior cleaning and improved indoor air quality within your place of business, benefiting your employees and visitors. Healthy employees are happier and absenteeism often improves.
CleanNet’s® Clean Green® program isn’t just economical, healthier, and better for the environment — it’s also very versatile!
Here are some examples of the green cleaning services and credentials that CleanNet® offers through our Clean Green® commercial cleaning programs:
Through the use of green, bio-based, non-toxic, and low-VOC emitting cleaners and materials, CleanNet® is committed to keeping your facility clean while reducing environmental pollutants.
Many of our bio-based cleaners are 100% biodegradable and non-toxic. They contain no ozone-depleting chemicals and do not appear on any federal list of hazardous chemicals.
Your CleanNet® franchisee will help minimize the exposure of your property to the effects of aggressive cleaners, lower overall operational costs, and enhance property values.
CleanNet® uses products that are Green Seal certified. The Green Seal means that products such as paper towels, bath, and facial tissue have been made from 100% recycled materials.
Our franchisees and subcontractors use energy efficient equipment as well as team-cleaning a single floor at a time to save lighting costs. Proper recycle bins throughout a building also contribute to green cleaning.
An eco-friendly business cares about the bottom line, but it also keeps an eye on the corporate impact on the environment. Small and large businesses need to impress consumers and clients by implementing green practices, but what are the steps a company can take to go green? At CleanNet®, we have the experience and knowledge to help your organization become an eco-friendly business that consumers want to patronize and employees want to work for.
