Carter & Faraday Blog
The six-week summer holiday is the single best window in the school calendar for a thorough clean. Classrooms, corridors, washrooms, kitchens, and sports facilities sit largely empty, giving professional cleaning...
Walk into most offices, and the carpet looks fine. A bit worn in places, maybe, but broadly acceptable. The problem is that carpets rarely look as bad as they actually...
The UK has seen some of its hottest temperatures in years this summer, and offices across the country have been feeling it. Windows are firmly shut to keep the heat...
Most businesses invest heavily in the areas clients and visitors see first – the reception, the meeting rooms, the open-plan office. The washroom is treated as an afterthought. That’s a...
Most business owners think of commercial office cleaning as an overhead – a necessary expense that keeps the place looking presentable. But that framing misses something important. The real question...
If you manage a commercial property, school, or housing scheme, the outdoor spaces are often the first thing people see – and the impression they form happens fast. Research suggests...
Carter & Faraday Blog
An Update On What We Have Been Doing
It’s been a while since the last blog post, so here’s an update on what we have been doing and what we have coming up.
Gutter Clearing in Polegate
One of the many strings to our bow is that Carter and Faraday offer Gutter Clearing using our specialist machine. We had the team down
Olympics in full swing…
Here at Carter and Faraday we have been fully engulfed with all the sport this summer, firstly the Euros as we have already posted about.
Customer Compliment
We have had some fantastic feedback recently from one of the sheltered schemes that we look after. It’s always lovely to get great feedback, and
A little insight…
A little insight… We would like to show you inside one of the less glamorous sides of the job, but something that we still take great pride in doing well
CFA excel at local show
You may or may not be aware that every year local village Ardingly plays host to one of the largest agricultural shows in the South
