Nobody really thinks about the soap in the office bathroom, or the spray the cleaners use once everyone's gone home. Someone ordered them years ago and they've been reordered ever since. That's not neglect, it's just how buildings work.
But these are the products every single person touches, every day, without ever choosing them. Which makes them worth a second look.
We help organizations take that look. Sometimes that's an hour with your team. Sometimes it's a walk around the building. Sometimes it's keeping the better stuff stocked once you've made the switch, so it stays that way.
Talks and Lunch and Learns
An hour with your team on what's actually in everyday products, and what's worth changing first. Practical, not preachy.
Workplace Walkthrough
We look at what your building already uses, from break room to supply closet, and give you a plan for what to swap and in what order.
Ongoing Supply
We keep it stocked and refilled, so the better choice stays the easy one after the enthusiasm wears off.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is a talk?
Usually an hour, including questions. We can do thirty minutes if that's what your lunch break allows.
Do you travel?
Yes. We're Nashville-based, and we'll come to you.
Do we have to buy anything?
No. Plenty of organizations book a talk and leave it there, and that's a perfectly good outcome. If you do want to go further, we'll tell you what's involved before you commit to anything.
We already have a facilities contract. Does that rule us out?
Not at all. We'll work with what's in place and tell you honestly where it's worth pushing your supplier and where it isn't.
How big does our team need to be?
No minimum. We've done sessions for a dozen people and for a few hundred.
Is this a sustainability thing or a health thing?
Both, and they mostly point the same way. Which one you lead with internally is up to you.
What does the process look like if I fill in the form?
Three steps: Tell us about your team. We'll have a short call. You'll get a clear proposal, with no obligation.
Let's Start The Conversation
The products in your building are a choice someone made. It might as well be a good one.