Ralph Izod, Director of Alpha Washroom Services Ltd has found a gap in the market to provide outsourced sanitary bin waste collection to businesses that he believes are currently being let down by some of the bigger suppliers, commenting, “We did some grassroots research before launching Alpha Washroom Services.

This entailed speaking to cleaning companies, small washroom services companies, facilities management companies and other soft service providers to ascertain if they were being under serviced by the bigger players.  Our suspicions were confirmed when most of them told us that it was impossible to arrange ad hoc collections and that their basic requests were being ignored or sidelined for several days.”

Ralph is confident that Alpha Washroom Services will restore the faith of these businesses commenting, “Our technicians are in London every day so clients can make ad hoc additional service requests alongside their scheduled pickups.  The next few months are going to be exciting as we show that it’s possible to deliver a first class service in what appears to be an under serviced sector.”

Alpha Washroom Services is extolling the virtues of local businesses working with local service providers.

The London-based outsourced sanitary bin waste collection business is targeting soft service providers that are based in the Greater London area.  These include managing agents, property management companies, facilities management companies, small washroom services companies and cleaning companies.  If the initial response is anything to go by it it’s a shrewd move.  The business is emphasising their ability to deliver high levels of service because their technicians are in the capital every day.  Alpha Washroom Services have service depots in East London, Central London and South West London.  The Directors are reporting a brisk trade.

Speaking to a local business reporter recently, Simon Gale a Director of Alpha Washroom Services has emphasised that the business will not to quote “under any circumstances be targeting end-users”, preferring to direct its resources and services instead at what he describes as “the forgotten businesses that the larger suppliers seem to be disregarding.”
These include small washroom services companies, managing agents, cleaning companies and other soft service providers – profitable businesses that have to provide a sanitary bin waste collection service as part of their overall washroom offering, but that need to outsource it to a specialist.  Simon knows that by giving a cast iron guarantee that he will not be targeting end-users he will gain their all important trust.