Frequently Asked Questions
This page provides help with McLemore’s frequently asked questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Often, yes. McLemore holds competitively awarded cooperative purchasing contracts, so eligible public entities can purchase through an existing co-op agreement instead of running their own solicitation. See how cooperative purchasing works.
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Every person working in a client facility is a W-2 employee of McLemore, not agency or subcontracted labor.
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Daily custodial and janitorial programs, floor care including autonomous floor scrubbing, grounds and exterior maintenance, sanitizing and disinfection, supply management, and non-licensed building maintenance. Clients can consolidate these under one contract. Read more about our services.
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No. McLemore cleans commercial buildings only, and focuses on facilities over 250,000 square feet such as school districts, universities, manufacturing plants and distribution centers.
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McLemore provides custodial and facility services in 29 states, organized into 12 regions with local branch, route or area managers. Sites with 10 or more full-time staff also have dedicated on-site supervision. See the states we serve.
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Electrostatic sprayers give the disinfecting solution a positive charge, so it clings to and wraps around hard-to-reach surfaces with an attraction up to 75 times that of gravity. McLemore adopted the systems as standard practice in 2017.
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You can see all open jobs and apply for employment on our careers page.
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We pride ourselves on professional development. We train all our staff when they first get hired and offer support whenever it is needed.
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Yes, we do! If you are interested please contact our sales department at sales@mbminc.com.
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