Sydney is full of stunning waterways and bodies of water.
The Hawkesbury River, the Paramatta River and the Harbour are all examples of natural beauty. However, these waterways can and have been subject to all sorts of pollution.
This pollution can come from a variety of sources. That includes from households, commercial businesses and industry.
Too many chemicals are dumped by people and businesses and end up impacting the balance of these waterways.
Chemicals can kill animals and plant life, which clearly must be avoided at all costs. That’s why you need to hire a professional warehouse cleaning service.
At Sydney Sweep and Scrub, we’ll always eliminate the risk of pollution from a warehouse cleaning service.
That means that when you hire Sydney Sweep and Scrub, you’re making a commitment to our waterways and the environment.
Sandbagging Drains
The biggest source of pollution in the waterways is through drains. And there are always drains in warehouses around Sydney.
Therefore, when we complete a warehouse cleaning service, we always sandbag drains to ensure liquid doesn’t end up running into the openings.
A professional Sydney warehouse cleaning service will inevitably use liquids to clean concrete floors and other nooks.
And that liquid needs to go somewhere!
This is why at Sydney Sweep and Scrub, we always sandbag drains. Even though we use eco-friendly chemicals, we prevent anything ending up in the waterways.
That’s part of our commitment to the environment.
Eco-Friendly Chemicals
As we mentioned above, we always use eco-friendly chemicals when we complete a Sydney warehouse cleaning service.
This is because we always ensure we’re cleaning sustainably.
The chemicals that we use are carefully chosen to ensure that they will not have less of an impact on the environment.
As well as that, they’re manufactured sustainably and with minimal resources used. That means a better result for the environment overall.
To discuss sustainable warehouse cleaning for your premises, get in touch with Sydney Sweep and Scrub here.
