Techclean explains why investing in cleaning IT equipment saves money in the long run

In a recent blog shared on the Techclean website, the specialist cleaning franchise explained why an expert cleaning programme should be an integral part of a company’s IT strategy.

Techclean understands that the pandemic has squeezed the budgets of some businesses. But as the equipment cleaning specialist IT franchise explained in this blog, that makes it more important than ever that existing equipment is well looked after. In the words of Techclean, “Clean equipment works better and lasts longer. You can extend the life cycle of your biggest investment just by engaging with us to clean it properly.”

The franchise continued, “Data centres are critical to any business and failure to maintain them can cause lost productivity and failure of services, [affecting] both customers and employees and [causing] loss of revenue. According to the 2017 research report by Ponemon, the average cost of an unplanned data centre failure was an eye-watering £6,850 per minute.” Luckily, Techclean’s “highly specialised and dedication clean team” is perfectly equipped to work inside data centres.

Techclean provides audited cleaning services “for dust and particle decontamination” and deep clean solutions “for servers, cabinets, racks, cabling, floors and ceilings”. Specialist products and procedures are used, and every cleaning solution has been tried and tested in those important “sensitive areas”. Plus, Techclean “products include anti-static materials and Hepa filtered vacuum cleaners, all designed to help significantly reduce the level of particulates in your data room”.

If you’re interested in joining the network of this knowledgeable cleaning franchise helping commercial clients save money and protect their data rooms from damage, you can become a franchisee for a total initial investment of £19,500, with franchise fees of £9,000. Find out more about starting your franchising journey via Techclean’s profile page, which you’ll discover linked above.