Why I built Tydal

I've been on my own for as long as I can remember. At sixteen I was knocking on doors trying to sell social media services, and getting told, over and over, that I was too young to be taken seriously. So I stopped waiting to be hired and started building instead.

What I was really chasing, even then, was stability. Systems that hold. The kind of dependable structure I didn't always have growing up. So I learned to build it myself.

That's what Tydal is. Commercial cleaning is a business where most companies ask you to just trust them. I don't work that way. Every service leaves a signed log on site. Proof, every night, that the work was done to standard. Not a promise. A system you can rely on.

I'm not the biggest cleaning company in Montreal, and I haven't been around for fifty years. What I offer is something different: a company built by someone who is genuinely obsessed with getting it right, where you talk directly to the person who cares most about your space.

You shouldn't have to manage the people you hire to take work off your plate. With Tydal, you don't.