Local Business Owner Wins National Cleaning Award

Press release from the Association of Residential Cleaning Services. Rayman Hamid is also the owner of the Centreville : 

The Association of Residential Cleaning Services International, Mr. Clean Professional and Rags to Riches presented the New Cleaning Company of the Year Award to Rayman Hamid, owner of 2 Maids & a Bucket in Manassas, VA on October 20 at the 2011 ARCSI Cleaning Convention in Las Vegas.

“Sponsoring a small business award in our industry created an opportunity for me to learn more, and more importantly, to give back to the industry,” said award co-sponsor Sharon Tinberg of Rags to Riches. “At the end of the day we create a win/win for everyone involved."

This prestigious award recognizes one residential cleaning company annually that epitomizes the quality, competency and reliability that the Association of Residential Cleaning Services International (ARCSI) strives to promote within the cleaning industry.  Applicants must operate constantly in accordance with the best and fully accepted ethical standards, conduct background checks on all employees, and submit endorsements from several current clients.

The 2011 New Cleaning Company of the Year Award winner, owner Rayman Hamid, is committed to continuing education, surpassing the expectations of his clients and creating jobs in his community. “Winning this award has pushed me even more to raise the bar in our area for customer satisfaction,” says Hamid.

“The combination of quality cleaning, reasonable rates and trustworthy [employees] makes 2 Maids & a Bucket the best cleaning service I’ve ever had the pleasure of working with,” said one client. “I am truly impressed with Rayman’s involvement in the community… He personifies the core value of responsible community citizenship.”

 Through sponsoring sports teams to participating in the local Relay for Life, Hamid finds creative and generous ways to support the community that has given so much to him.

“We’ve built many relationships within the community,” says Hamid. “I believe we have an obligation to support local organizations. We’ve partnered with several local schools and really believe in giving back. It is a win-win situation for everyone.”