CSI International, Inc., started in 1989 with its headquarters in south Florida providing exceptional service for over 23 years by surpassing our customers’ expectations offering Quality Janitorial to customers in Trenton office buildings. CSI International, Inc. owners, Jayne and Geoff Hammond, have over three decades of experience in the Quality Janitorial field. After 19 years of managing facilities for a Fortune 20 company, the Hammonds’ left the business world and started CSI. Their plan to achieve their goal was short and sweet: "Say what we will do, do what we promise and have available for the customer objective evidence of what’s been done”. The success of their plans is clear in the growth of CSI from 12 employees in 1989 to over 1700 employees currently servicing buildings as small as 100,000 sq ft to as large as 3+ million sq ft in the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, and Midwest. CSI’s expansion has been attributed to: Our immaculate reputation, Outstanding customer references, Replies to Quality Survey’s, and Glowing testimonials. Throughout CSI’s constant development and progress, our main purpose, exceeding our customers’ expectations has continuously remained unchanged. CSI takes pride in our incomparable reputation for cost-effective solutions and responsive services with relentless quality. What started two decades ago as a small, family-owned Janitorial Company is now a booming family-owned facility services provider offering a multitude of Quality Janitorial to owners and managers of corporate facilities. The Green Seal Requirement for Commercial and Institutional Cleaning Services GS-42, develops ecological requirements for cleaning up provider of commercial, public, and institutional buildings, consisting of in-house and external cleaning services, to develop a green cleansing program that safeguards human health and the environment. The basic takes a systems approach with cleansing. Assistance is provided for tools and items used for cleaning (exactly what is used for cleaning) and includes personnel training and preparation (how cleaning is done). The standard also consists of focus on environmental improvements that minimize toxicity, waste, and direct exposure to both structure occupants and custodial personnel. The requirement can function as a tool to assist business begin to do something about it to enhance their cleaning service and is readily available for Green Seal accreditation. Advantages of G42: Trusted by Purchasers, No Conflict of Interest, Show Leadership, Open Doors to New Service.