Left to right are Scott Melville Hugh McGarry and Igor Krumins

New franchise from Aberdeen’s New Tidy Green Clean aims to disrupt Glasgow commercial cleaning

TWO Tidy Green Clean Regional Directors have joined forces with another TGC colleague to launch a new TGC franchise in ...

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TWO Tidy Green Clean Regional Directors have joined forces with another TGC colleague to launch a new TGC franchise in Glasgow & West. It’s the second such joint venture bringing existing TGC franchisees in partnership together, this time building on the success of their existing Tidy Green Clean franchises in Aberdeen North and Forth Valley. Tidy Green Clean is an Aberdeen-headquartered environmentally friendly commercial cleaning business that operates on a franchise model and the new Tidy Green Clean Glasgow & West aims to disrupt commercial cleaning across the city.

Scott Melville is the new Regional Director who, together with Regional Directors Igors Krumins and Hugh McGarry are the co-Regional Directors for TGC Glasgow & West. Igors and Scott already work together in Igors’ Aberdeen North TGC franchise and the success of that working relationship spurred them on to approach Hugh McGarry, owner of TGC Forth Valley to come together to purchase the Tidy Green Clean franchise for Glasgow & West. 

Tidy Green Clean (TGC) has now grown to seven different franchises across Scotland, covering Aberdeen, Highlands & Moray, Forth Valley, Edinburgh and now Glasgow & West.

Igors Krumins, TGC Regional Director said: “To launch our new business in Glasgow, arguably Scotland’s most vibrant city, is something we’re all excited about. We know that the Tidy Green Clean business model works; it’s highly effective, living out its values and creating substantial jobs for local people and high-level cleaning services for diverse businesses.”

Hugh McGarry, TGC Regional Director added: “We bring Tidy Green Clean’s ISO accreditations, high tech approach, Living Wage standards, and exceptional customer service to disrupt the cleaning expectations of businesses in this city. We know from offices to retail to care homes to industry; working people everywhere are demanding better and need healthy, hygienic workplaces, with high environmental standards – and that’s exactly what we deliver.”

Scott Melville concluded: “We put people at the centre of our business. This is why we commit to ISO14001 environmental standards and to providing 30 hours of work a week to our staff, generally paid at the Living Wage. Our reputation is for listening and for exceeding customer service levels clients thought they would receive. Staff turnover is very low in our other franchises and that further raises the standards we work to and the service we provide, alongside tech-led commercial cleaning that has a completely different mindset and approach. We are all focused on disrupting the expectations that people have towards commercial cleaning in this great city of Glasgow.”

David Moncur, TGC’s Co-Founder & Ops Director, added: “Our track record across Scotland is already speaking for itself. Our decision to put people and the environment at the heart of all we do, has changed the way people see cleaning in Aberdeen, in the Forth Valley area, in Edinburgh and along the Moray Firth. Customers benefit from high quality service, the latest cleaning tech and hygienically clean working environments. Congratulations to the new Glasgow & West team and best wishes for this new endeavour.”

Andrew Alleway, TGC’s Co-Founder and MD stated: “We’ve wanted a presence in Glasgow since we started. We’ve already had a collaboration of franchisees over in Edinburgh and when Scott, Hugh and Igors approached us to buy Glasgow & West, we were thrilled. Each has already experienced the rewards and successes their other franchises provide, and all are committed to TGC’s values, model and culture. We’re excited to see what they now achieve in Glasgow, and we wish them the very best for the future.”

Tidy Green Clean was the first commercial cleaning business in Scotland to achieve a Carbon Negative status via Carbon-Zero. They have achieved the Achilles UVDB Silver accreditation and are also members of the Living Wage Foundation and the BFA.

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