Jeremy Craddock
/ October 10, 2026
IN SHORT Warehouse housekeeping is a safety and compliance duty, not a cosmetic one. OSHA expects the floors clean and dry, the aisles marked and clear, the exits unobstructed, the waste controlled, and, where you handle combustible dust, the accumulations kept down, including up on
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Jeremy Craddock
/ October 10, 2026
IN SHORT A warehouse cleaning program is organized by zone, not by a single weekly visit. The operations floor, the racking and overhead steel, the loading docks, the employee areas, and the offices each wear differently and each need their own cadence and their own
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Jeremy Craddock
/ October 10, 2026
IN SHORT Warehouse dust comes from the floor, the dock doors, cardboard and pallets, forklift traffic, and the HVAC spreading it around. But in a warehouse the dust doesn’t just sit on the floor. It settles across acres of overhead steel, sprinkler lines, light fixtures,
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Jeremy Craddock
/ October 10, 2026
IN SHORT A commercial concrete floor is only as good as the finish protecting it. Keep it clean with a dust mop and a pH-neutral scrub, protect it with the right sealer or densifier, treat stains with the mildest product that lifts them, and reseal
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Jeremy Craddock
/ October 10, 2026
IN SHORT A warehouse floor is almost always concrete, either sealed, polished, or coated with epoxy. Maintaining it comes down to a few things done on a schedule: sweep the grit off daily, scrub it with the right cleaner on a set cycle, treat stains
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Mikee Generoso
/ October 10, 2026
So your boss told the staff to clean the break rooms and has already assigned rotating schedules. So far so good. But over time, they start looking more like a disaster zone than a place to recharge. Crumbs on the counter, coffee rings on the
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Jeremy Craddock
/ October 10, 2026
We’ve all experienced it – that faint (or not-so faint) whiff of something funky coming from our office chair. Whether it’s the scent of yesterday’s lunch (yikes) or a more permanent stench that’s developed over months of sweats and spills, a smelly office chair is
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Jeremy Craddock
/ September 26, 2026
IN SHORT A janitorial scope of work, is the written list of what gets cleaned, how often, and to what standard. A good one names every zone in the building, the tasks and frequency for each, the APPA level each space is held to, who
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Jeremy Craddock
/ September 26, 2026
IN SHORT APPA cleaning levels are a five-step scale for how clean a building looks, from Level 1, orderly spotlessness, to Level 5, unkempt neglect. Facility managers use them to tell a commercial cleaning company exactly what standard each space has to meet, and to
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From the owner
I'm Jeremy. I started Craddock's in 2016 and I still run every account personally. If you're wondering whether we'd be a fit for your facility, call us or request a site assessment. No sales team, no runaround.
Commercial cleaning built on strict quality control, documentation, accountability, and the same crew on every shift.
Serving the Dallas - Fort Worth Metroplex
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Craddock's Cleaning Services
2442 S Collins St
Ste 108 #1142
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