Quality contract cleaning company's hard to find

Having met with some of the biggest contract cleaners in this country employing sometimes many thousands of staff Nationwide,I am always amazed at the poor level of work, products and quality of staff training provided by them when I do.
Despite them referring to BIC's standards and various actions they take it still doesn't take away the fact that the products, systems and end results can be very poor and in some cases damn right dangerous to health of the buildings occupants (one company employed a lady in a South East England location shopping centre who never knew to use a separate cloth for wiping the toilet seat and then the wash hand basin, she just thought she used a red cloth for all the toilet sanitary ware!).
This is normally due to the fact that the contract company act like employment agencies paying the least they can to cleaning staff, keeping material costs to a minimum and looking to sign long high value contracts with buyers who have little idea of the nitty gritty of cleaning standards they produce but are impressed with the badges or flow charts they sell to support the tender at management level. Indeed the buyers are always looking to cut budget and save on the previous contractor without it seems a real care for wage or performance levels to sustain good hygiene levels.
An idea of a company that is building a reputation to reverse these frustrations and concerns is ButlerMaids they use our micro pore green cleaning cloths, mop pads and green fluids and train their teams in the correct use and benefits of the products regularly and focus on fair pay and team performance.
Clients notice the difference in results and hygiene levels and therefore can see the benefit of procuring their cleaning company wiser. Poor cleaning will lead to health issues, risk and a poor look and odour to your environment and impact the bottom line.
For more information see www.butlermaids.co.uk and www.greenmycleaning.co.uk.