Why is recycling so hard?

We know the struggle of collecting all the recyclables around the home in time for recycling day. It’s a problem we have experienced too!

Here are some tips on how to make recycling easier:

Make recycling easy

Get bins that are clearly labelled for what goes in them so there is less sorting when preparing the recycling! Place them by the kitchen garbage pail, so there is never an excuse for recyclables being left around the house!

Recycling is part of cleaning up

Treat recycling as a normal part of cleaning up after meals, making it a habit, so it gets done consistently.

Read your local recycling guide

Your local recycling guide can help you learn about what is and is not recyclable.  

Uplift Cleaning Company encourages you to recycle whenever possible.

Experience the Uplift Difference!

Uplift Cleaning Company is excited to announce that we are growing! Thanks to you, we have been able to expand to have a team of cleaners and administrative support! All of this helps us serve you better, with more cleaning appointments available and better customer service!

Residential Cleaning

Big or small, we can clean it all! We can clean any home with our usual attention to detail and professionalism! Your home can be cleaned weekly, biweekly, monthly, or on a custom schedule.

Commercial Cleaning

We are now offering commercial cleaning for small businesses and offices in the Niagara region! Cleaning can be daily, weekly, biweekly, monthly, or on a custom schedule. Call us today to book your free consultation!

How can we help you? Let us know!

Please call or text us to see how we can give your home or business an Uplift!

Uplift Cleaning Company Supports Local Media

Yesterday, Ada from Uplift Cleaning Company was interviewed by Fort Erie Radio on the Jones & Tyrrell show. We enjoyed meeting them and I hope if you were listening, that you enjoyed it too!

Uplift Cleaning Company has learned something on our journey to grow into what we are now: supporting local media is important!

Why is supporting local media important?

We advertise on Fort Erie Radio because it reaches people who live in Fort Erie. While this seems completely logical, using social media for marketing campaigns can sometimes lead to unexpected things happening. 

For example, we recently had an ad campaign that was supposed to only be for the Niagara region that ended up basically going all across Canada, with most of our beautiful provinces represented in the inquiries for cleaning service that we received. I think part of this was from operator error (i.e. me), with another part being from using a medium that is perhaps more suited to audiences broader than the whole Niagara region.

Local media, like Fort Erie Radio, serves the community where it is based. Therefore, if a business advertises with them, they will reach people in Fort Erie specifically.

Also, I have noticed that in the Niagara region, we have a real lack of timely news reporting in our area, with no TV station based in the region, and the newspapers for our area seem to be weekly. 

Although I may be dating myself here, I remember the blackout of 2003. I lived in Southwestern Ontario at the time, with the live-to-air reporting from my favourite radio station Z103.5 providing timely and useful information to help navigate that difficult situation. Also, it was amazing after the blackout happened when Z103.5 went all night with a non-stop Eurodance mix!

We in the Niagara region may not have access to that sort of reporting on terrestrial radio at this time. 

Fort Erie Radio is an important independent media company providing us who live in Fort Erie with crucial news and online radio about what is happening in our community. 

In our increasingly globalized world where what is happening in our community fades into the noise of larger world events, choosing local news reporting and local radio is key to maintaining that important link in our community.

Where can I find Fort Erie Radio?

You can find the excellent local news reporting and online radio channel of Fort Erie Radio on their website:

https://forterieradio.ca/