Housekeeping business sees uptick in business during COVID-19 pandemic

Housekeeping business sees uptick in business during COVID-19 pandemic

Housekeeping businesses such as Two Maids and a Mop in Overland Park are changing the way they do business in order to make sure that everyone is staying safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.

SATURDAY TO GET THEIRBALLOTS TO THE PARTYHEADQUARTERS.THIS PANDEMIC IS DRIVINGTHE IMPORTANCE OFCLEANLINESS...IN PAST WEEKS -- WE'VESEEN BUSINESSES ANDCERTAIN INDUSTRIES MAKECHANGES TO OPERATIONSTO ENSURE THE WORKINGENVIROMENT IS SAFE...IN A WE'RE OPEN K-CREPORT --41 ACTION NEWS ANCHORDAISHA JONES SHOWS USHOW THE HOUSEKEEPINGINDUSTRY IS CHANGINGTHE WAY IT CONDUCTSBUSINESS.Cleaning has a new meaningamid the coronaviruspandemic.

Housekeepingbusinesses like two maids anda mop in overland park arechanging the way they dobusiness in order to makesure that everyone is stayingsafe.The first week of the stay athome order was an uncertaintime for this housekeepingbusiness.After discovering they wereessential they were able tokeep operations going, andsaw double to triple theamount inquiries than usualfor both residential andcommercial properties.General manager of twomaids and a mop, TamelaYork tells me what changesthey have made to all of theirservices.Tamela York- Office Manager atTwoMaids and a Mop<we wash our hands morefrequently we sanitize ourhands before we enter andafter we leave every home wealso started wearing themasks once they wereavailable to us and we usethis neutral q to disinfectafterour regular cleaning process