West Coast Property Maintenance, Inc. Upgrades Marketing Performance with Bliss Drive
Apr 15, 2021
April 15, 2021 - /PressAdvantage/ - West Coast Property Maintenance, Inc. (WCPM), a full-scale commercial maintenance company that specializes in power washing and window cleaning, has announced a new partnership with the comprehensive digital marketing agency, Bliss Drive. Both companies are located in California, with WCPM’s headquarters located in Huntington Beach, CA and Bliss Drive’s offices in Los Angeles, CA and Irvine, CA.
West Coast Property Maintenance, Inc. provides both commercial and residential services. According to their website, commercial services include window washing, pressure cleaning, parking lot sweeping and commercial maintenance work like painting touch up and finishing projects, installing, replacing or cleaning signs, trash hauling, graffiti removal and more.
One of the commercial services West Coast Property Maintenance, Inc. specializes in is commercial window washing. According to the West Coast Property Maintenance, Inc. Commercial Window Washing page, their “professional cleaning system removes calcium buildup and hard water stains.” Their team will “clean window glass, screens, window tracks, and check seals... using deionized water to clean your windows [to] give you a ‘streak free’ shine that lasts.”
In addition to these commercial services, West Coast Property Maintenance, Inc. has also recently expanded into the residential sector. They now provide professional window cleaning, pressure washing and steam cleaning for homeowners as well.
As can be seen on the West Coast Property Maintenance website, the company has “been in operation since 2014, with an owner that has over 13 years of experience in the industry.” Additionally, West Coast Property Maintenance is “fully licensed and insured with the highest coverage in the industry; up to $5 million,” with a “crew of 30 plus employees [that] have completed background checks, and have finished a training course, as well as ‘on the job’ training with a tenured employee.”
Those interested in contacting West Coast Property Maintenance, Inc. or learning more about their services, can visit their website at https://www.wcpmcleaning.com/. Their office is located at 5361 Production Dr. Huntington Beach, CA 92649 and they can be reached by phone at (714) 898-8026 or by email at [email protected].
To learn more about Bliss Drive, the search engine optimization agency helping to boost the online visibility of a variety of small-to-medium sized businesses, click here to visit their website.
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For more information about West Coast Property Maintenance, Inc., contact the company here:
West Coast Property Maintenance, Inc.
Joe Flexen
(714) 898-8026
[email protected]
5361 Production Dr, Huntington Beach, CA 92649
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