✅ Case Study Spotlight: Real Results, Real Businesses — How Denma Cleaning Services Solves Problems Others Can’t
- leanne2257
- Nov 14
- 3 min read
By Denma Cleaning Services — Commercial Cleaning • Pest Control • Proofing • Facilities Support
Anyone can promise great service.But we prefer to let results speak for themselves.
Here are three real-scenario case studies showing exactly how Denma delivers value — preventing fines, reducing downtime, improving working environments, and saving businesses thousands.
🏭 Case Study #1
Engineering Facility — Haywards Heath
Problem: Persistent pest activity despite multiple callouts from previous providers
Service: Pest control • Pest proofing • Scheduled monitoring
Duration: 6 weeks
Outcome: Pest activity reduced from daily sightings to zero
Background:
This engineering facility had a recurring rodent problem due to large roller doors, external stock storage and nearby vegetation. Previous contractors kept placing bait but never solved the root cause — the entry points.
What we did:
Full inspection of the perimeter and internal structure
Identified & sealed 14 access points (cable penetrations, poorly sealed expansion joints, and a redundant drain)
Installed a monitoring system with quarterly visits
Provided a pest-proofing maintenance plan
Results after 6 weeks:
Before Denma | After Denma |
Daily rodent sightings | Zero activity recorded |
Bait boxes everywhere | No bait required after proofing |
Reactive callouts | Preventative maintenance |
Increased staff complaints | Improved morale and H&S confidence |
💡 They weren’t paying for pest control — they were paying for pest prevention.
🚚 Case Study #2
Warehouse & Distribution Centre — Eastbourne
Problem: Fail-risk on an audit due to cleaning standards and unclear H&S documentation
Service: Deep clean • COSHH documentation • RAMS development • Ongoing commercial cleaning
Duration: Emergency 72-hour turnaround
Outcome: Passed audit with zero corrective actions
Background: A logistics warehouse and distribution centre was facing a compliance audit from a major national retailer. The warehouse team were phenomenal at moving goods — but cleaning and documentation weren’t up to audit standards.
What we did:
Conducted a full site cleaning audit
Deep cleaned storage racking, mezzanine, floor edges and forklift lanes
Created COSHH file, SDS sheets & RAMS for the audit
Set them up on a weekly cleaning schedule
Results:
Audit passed first time
Zero corrective actions raised
Denma retained as permanent cleaning partner
💡 Clean premises = clean audit. Their problem wasn’t cleaning. It was compliance.
🦠 Case Study #3
Large Office / Multi-Tenant Site — Brighton
Problem: Complaints about smell, stains and high sickness absences
Service: Specialist carpet clean • Bio-sanitisation • Monthly cleaning contract
Duration: 1 week turnaround + ongoing
Outcome: 36% reduction in reported sickness in the following quarter
Background:The facilities manager suspected the cleaning provider wasn’t actually completing work. The office carpets were heavily soiled, meeting rooms smelled stale, and touchpoints (door handles, stair rails) were rarely disinfected.
What we did:
Removed old staining from high-traffic walkways
Bio-sanitised shared areas and meeting rooms
Implemented a measurable cleaning schedule with sign-off sheets
Results:
Employees noticed the improvement immediately
Sickness-related absence reduced by 36%
Landlord extended contract for another year
💡 A clean building doesn’t cost money — it saves money.
✨ What These Case Studies Prove
When businesses switch to Denma, the common feedback is:
“You look for the cause, not just the symptoms.”
Because we don’t turn up and tick a box.
We identify the issue.
We solve it properly.
We prevent it from coming back.
✅ Want results like these?
If your warehouse, engineering facility, retail space or office:
keeps getting pests,
fails cleaning audits,
has staff moaning about hygiene,
or you suspect your current contractor is just going through the motions…
We can fix that.
📞 0330 111 56 56
Denma Cleaning Services
Big enough to handle, small enough to care.

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