Express Business Cleaning Services Announces They are Now Open in Gardena and Serving Even More of the Greater Los Angeles Area

Jan 6, 2020

January 06, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - Express Business Cleaning Services is pleased to announce that their new Gardena, California office is open for business. Now the company can provide commercial cleaning services to a much wider part of the Greater Los Angeles area. Those at the company say this is a great way for businesses to keep clean and allocate their own important resources in a more prudent manner.

Customer support specialist, Abdul Rahmaan, had this to say about their recent expansion, “At Express Business Cleaning Services we are always looking for ways to serve our customers better. Whether it be by using new advanced cleaning methods or opening another office like we just did in Gardena. Our goal is to be known as the absolute best commercial cleaning service not only in LA but also throughout this area of California. Everyone at the company from the management to our skilled cleaning specialists is working hard to make this happen.”

Rahmaan went on to add that they are not your typical hit it quick and move on cleaning company either. He says their cleaning techs take a lot of pride in their work and they do a very thorough job. Rahmaan also said that their company does a lot more than just basic cleaning. They offer services that take office and commercial cleaning to a whole new level. This includes doing such things as area purification, sanitation, sterilization, deodorizing, disinfection, purging, and more. This additional cleaning can be done in just certain areas of a business or throughout the entire business depending on the customers’ needs.

Some of the office cleaning services that they offer include floor buffing, carpet shampooing, and bathroom cleaning services. If a customer requests it, they will even clean the interior and exterior windows. Rahmaan says the cleaning specialists at the company are always up to doing any scrubbing, washing, rinsing, dusting, tidying or straightening up tasks that any company asks them to do. He stated that they are always willing to go the extra mile when it comes to accommodating each businesses’ individual cleaning needs.

The company is also very flexible when it comes to the frequency of their visits to a cleaning customer. Express Business Cleaning Services lets the companies that use their services choose how many times a week that they go to clean them. They can come every day to clean or only once a week. Sometimes businesses also use them occasionally to supplement their regular cleaning staff or after special events that require extra help to clean up after.

Rahmaan also brought up the fact that as long as the company has been in business, by far their greatest form of advertising is word of mouth. He mentioned that the reviews from their commercial cleaning customers have been overwhelmingly positive. Here is an example of that from a recent that Jan Kim wrote, “Am I allowed to say that Express Business Cleaning is the best service in the area because in my opinion they are.” Rahmaan said they are very pleased when they get reviews like that and it gives them even more incentive to keep working hard as they take care of their business customers’ cleaning needs.

With the opening of their Gardena office, Express Business Cleaning Services now serves more California areas than ever before. Rahmaan says that in addition to the greater Los Angeles area, they can now serve such places as Long Beach, Glendale, Pomona, Inglewood, Burbank, South Gate, Santa Monica, Lakewood, Rancho Palos Verdes, Beverly Hills, Redondo Beach, and Huntington Park even better than before.

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For those that want to know more about the reputable cleaning services that this company has to offer, they can call them, email them or fill out the quick response form on the contact page of their website which can be seen here at https://expressbusinesscleaning.com/. Interested persons can also send them a message on Facebook or send a message to them on Twitter too.

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For more information about Express Business Cleaning Services, contact the company here:

Express Business Cleaning Services
Abdul Rahmaan
4244521969
[email protected]
13716 Purche Avenue Gardena, CA 90249

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