





Our Plans
(Past, Present, and Future)
We installed a central vacuum system in October 2014. This system has 25 connection outlets inside our 60,000 square foot facility, this new system allows our cleaning process to reach any point in our plant, high and low; leaving nothing behind. As of right now we are the only linen company in Arizona to have a central vacuum system. This system prevents dirt and lint from builling up - which allows a cleaner environment and air quality for the freshly laundered linens that are ready to be delivered.
At the beginning of 2014 we started to provide RFID tagging and handheld scanners for our customers, nearly cutting inventory count in half -- not only is time valuable, but precision is key, which is now possible due to the handheld scanner. We train our customers to use this scanner and we're always available to answer any questions one might have. We sew RFID tags (pictured on the left) inside various linen pieces so they can send off a radio wave to the scanner. This is ideal for garments or pieces of linen that are more expensive, misplaced often, or loss prevention protection and ability to document what is missing.
By early 2016 we will have our innovative ideas and plans in action. We will be getting a second Milnor Pulse-Flow Tunnel Washer which is (approximately 50 feet long) will mirror the one we already have, this will lead to doubling our production thus being able to take bigger accounts who we have had to turn down previously. We are in the process of painting all of our equipment with fresh paint, modern color pallet of blues and metallic silver, we just finished polishing our cement floors.
We are using our time to improve ourselves for our customers. We are in the process of getting Green certifications such as LEED certificate and to be TRSA certified. We are also currently in the process of being HLAC certified as well. We want to be the best we can be for our customers, we will be listing any other plans or activities we have in mind to improve our company.