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Common area and lobby cleaning
The first impression, kept polished
Lobbies, hallways, elevators and shared spaces cleaned and polished.
Routine visit or deep clean
A routine visit keeps the room ready. A deep clean is the slower pass for the work a nightly visit does not reach.
- Glass and doors
- Elevators
- Hallways
- Lobby floors
| Task | Routine visit | Deep clean |
|---|---|---|
| Glass and doors | ||
| Elevators | ||
| Hallways | ||
| Lobby floors | ||
| Rails and ledges | Not on a routine visit | |
| High dust | Not on a routine visit |
How the work runs
Guests decide how a building feels in the lobby, the elevator and the hall. We keep those rooms on a written list: glass, floors, rails and the doors people touch all day.
The visit can land before the building fills or after it empties. The same crew learns the path, so the front desk is not explaining the building again.
Signs it's time
Fingerprints on glass and elevator doors
Hallways that look tired
Lobby floors losing their shine
Glass and doors
Entry glass, interior doors and the smudges at hand height.
Elevators and rails
Doors, panels and the rails in the hall.
Hallways
The shared path, not only the lobby.
Floor care
A pass that keeps the lobby floor looking finished.
Questions
Can this sit with an office visit?
Yes. Many buildings keep the lobby on the same checklist as the suites.
Do you clean elevator doors?
Yes. Doors, panels and the rails are written down.
How often should the glass be done?
As often as hands find it. We set that with you on the checklist.
Do you bring supplies?
Yes, unless you would rather we use what the building already keeps.
