Spring season is a long waited season for some parts of the country. It is the season after winter, which is the best time for all of us to do a thorough cleaning of houses and living spaces in order to get rid of all the dust, soil and build-up that has collected over the winter months.

Springtime can also be a good time to rake in some extra cash for your cleaning service business. You can promote a special "spring cleaning" service. For example, this is the best opportunity to remind your residential and commercial customers that you offer carpet spotting and carpet cleaning services.

This is can work out to your advantage if your cleaning business operates in an area of the country where the long winter has caused snow, sand and ice melt to be tucked in (and ground in) to building or residential carpets. Hard wood floors may also have suffered throughout the winter months - with sand and ice melt coming in off shoes and boots. This is now the perfect time to get everything sparkling clean, and shiny floors make a great impression.

Alternatively, some cleaning services offers "spot cleaning" services for the inside windows because customers often ignore windows throughout the winter. Throughout the long winter months, a building's or apartment's windows may have accumulated a build up from melting snow, dust, dirt and other debris. The season of spring is a great time to pitch your window cleaning services - both inside and out.

As an added bonus, don't forget to offer to clean window screens.

Some residential homes and offices leave screens on the windows during the winter months, so these will also need to be cleaned. You can ask for a separate charge from the window washing price, or throw it in as a special bonus when they avail of your spring cleaning package.

In addition to carpets, floors and windows, spring is also the perfect time to remind your clients that you can deep-clean microwaves, refrigerators, and ovens. Always bear in mind and remember that in a commercial setting, you should post the date when you last cleared out the inside of a refrigerator, and remind the owners that you will toss out any old food, containers, or half eaten sandwiches left inside. Don't let your customer call the day after you cleaned their refrigerator and ask you what happened to their lunch!

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