We are proud to announce that we are now IJCSA Master Green Cleaning Certified, placing our company among a select group of professional cleaners committed to health, safety, and environmental stewardship. This certification, issued by the International Janitorial Cleaning Services Association (IJCSA), represents much more than a badge, it reflects a deep, practical understanding of how to clean effectively without relying on harmful chemicals. Through this program, we gained in-depth knowledge of non-toxic cleaning agents, the science behind green cleaning ingredients, and how to reduce the environmental and health impacts of our cleaning practices.

One of the most interesting and eye-opening aspects of the course was learning how many conventional cleaning products contain volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and other hazardous substances that can cause respiratory issues, skin irritation, and long-term health complications. The IJCSA course showed us how to avoid these risks by replacing synthetic, chemical-laden products with natural alternatives like baking soda, vinegar, hydrogen peroxide, and plant-based surfactants. We also learned about proper ventilation, microfiber usage, water conservation, and how to implement green cleaning programs tailored to specific environments, such as homes, schools, healthcare facilities, and office buildings.

Becoming IJCSA Master Green Cleaning Certified has elevated our cleaning service to a new level of responsibility and care. Not only are we committed to leaving spaces sparkling clean—we’re dedicated to protecting the health of our clients and minimizing our environmental footprint. If you’re seeking a professional, environmentally responsible cleaning company, we invite you to explore the IJCSA Green Cleaning Directory or contact us directly to learn more about our certified green cleaning services. We are excited to bring safe, effective, and eco-conscious solutions to your home or business—cleaning you can feel good about, every time.

It was interesting to find out that you can used cornstarch to help get windows clean and prevent streaks from forming afterward. It was very eye opening to learn about the manufactures that we are very familiar with, greenwashing their products. This has encouraged and inspired me to check the safety of ALL of our products and solutions.