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Mhtec Facility Premium
About Mhtec Facility Premium
Mhtec Facility Premium is a commercial cleaning company working across Sarasota, Nokomis, Venice, Englewood and North Port, Florida. The buildings they look after are clinics, hospitals, dental offices, offices, dealerships and banks, which is a different job from cleaning a house and a different standard to hold.
Inside those buildings they also handle the specialized work: carpets, upholstery, glass and floors. Alongside the cleaning itself they supply consumable materials, so a customer can get the supplies and the labor from the same place.
Services
- Clinics & hospitals
- Dental offices
- Offices
- Dealerships
- Banks
- Carpet cleaning
- Upholstery cleaning
- Glass cleaning
- Floor cleaning
- Consumable materials
What customers say
"Your professional specialized services facilitate our daily life and give us a pleasant and organized environment."
"Being able to count on Mhtec Facility Premium's professional services in my dental office weekly, offers my clients a clean and adequate environment."
What sets Mhtec Facility Premium apart
In the owner's words: "We have our own and trained team. We don't outsource services. Our cleaning method is effective and differentiated from the market. We are highly professional and use environmentally friendly products."
The part worth noticing is the first two sentences. When a cleaning contract gets passed to a subcontractor, the customer has no say in who ends up walking through the building. Mhtec employs and trains its own crew, so the business a customer hires is the business that turns up.
Service area & contact
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Frequently asked questions
What kind of buildings does Mhtec Facility Premium clean?
Clinics, hospitals, dental offices, offices, dealerships and banks, among others. This is commercial work rather than house cleaning.
Do they subcontract the cleaning out to somebody else?
No. In the owner's words, they have their own trained team and do not outsource services, so the people who turn up work for Mhtec.
What specialized cleaning do they handle?
Carpets, upholstery, glass and floors, done inside the commercial buildings they look after.
Do they supply cleaning materials as well as the labor?
Yes. Alongside the cleaning they offer consumable materials at what they describe as a competitive price.
What areas does Mhtec Facility Premium serve?
Sarasota, Nokomis, Venice, Englewood and North Port, Florida.
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