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Office and corporate cleaning
Offices that look ready for clients
After-hours cleaning for offices and corporate suites on a written checklist.
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.
- Trash and recycling
- Desks and surfaces
- Conference rooms
- Kitchens and restrooms
| Task | Routine visit | Deep clean |
|---|---|---|
| Trash and recycling | ||
| Desks and surfaces | ||
| Conference rooms | ||
| Kitchens and restrooms | ||
| Interior glass | Not on a routine visit | |
| High dust and edges | Not on a routine visit |
How the work runs
An office stays pleasant when the same tasks happen in the same order. We write that order with you, then the crew follows it, from the entry to the last desk.
You pick the window. If a meeting runs late or a floor is closed, one person takes the note and the next visit changes with it.
Signs it's time
Clients notice before you do
Conference rooms left as they were
Kitchens slipping by Thursday
Reception and conference rooms
The rooms clients sit in, reset before the next meeting.
Desks and surfaces
A wipe of the desks, ledges and the places dust settles.
Kitchens and restrooms
Counters, sinks and a full restroom reset.
Floors throughout
Vacuumed or mopped, entries included.
Questions
Can the visit be after hours?
Yes. An evening or overnight window is the usual plan, and a morning visit is easy to add.
Do you bring supplies?
Yes, unless you would rather we use what the office already keeps.
Can the list change?
Yes. Tell your contact and the next visit follows the new list.
Is the walkthrough free?
Yes. We see the office and send the checklist and quote in writing.
