Reliable EFFECTIVE
Environmentally Responsible
NEW YORK CITY CLEANING SERVICE
THE INTELLIGENT CHOICE for today’s FACILITY MANAGERS
Generally on the “front line” of the establishment, the facility manager of a building is similar to the head chef of a kitchen. He or she has to keep the day-to-day operations running smoothly as well as deal with unexpected issues. And expertly handling unforseen circumstances is the key to making a facility manager’s job a success.
At Pure Environment, we understand both the routine and the unexpected and we do our best to provide all the necessary assistance you, the “front-liner” needs. From a speedy fix for a flooded basement to hands-on help for snowfall removal, you can count on the Pure staff.
Whether you require service for an entire building or a smaller individual space, Pure will customize a program to meet your daily, weekly, or monthly cleaning needs. And Pure Environment management is there to assist you 24/7 for both the expected and unexpected issues.
Pure Environment is the trusted, dependable, and intelligent choice for all your commercial cleaning needs.
Services may include:
- Competitive labor fees and pricing
- UL approved products
- Dependable and punctual scheduling
- Well-trained, courteous, and professional staff
- Environmentally responsible and allergen-free products
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WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY
“Thank you for sending in the cavalry… Your proactive involvement in the daily maintenance of our offices helps to make our relationship and the results that much more successful. We greatly appreciate your staff.”
—FXFOWLE Architects, Facilities Manager
“Top-notch quality, service and rates. Across the board, we are always pleased with their work.”
—EVO Real Estate Group
“Our firm could not ask for a better cleaning crew who are always polite, considerate, and pay attention to detail.”
—Hoffmann Architects
“With Pure Environment, we got the maintenance that we required for our discerning faculty, administration and staff and most important, for our valued students and their families.”
—The Mandell School