Commercial cleaning

    Commercial cleaning programs, written for the room.

    Recurring janitorial routes, after-hours office cleaning, deep cleans, and fragrance-free product options — built into a documented scope you can verify.

    Routine tasks in a recurring scope

    Examples subject to the agreed written scope: restrooms and kitchens, floors and glass, high-touch surfaces, trash and recycling. Each room's tasks and frequency are agreed for its use — not every task is included at every visit.

    • Daily, 2–3 times per week, weekly, or biweekly routes
    • After-hours scheduling for offices, retail, and wellness spaces
    • Restrooms, kitchens, glass, floors, high-touch surfaces, trash and recycling
    • Two professionals per visit when scope and timing require it

    Periodic, scope-specific detail

    Examples from our commercial deep-cleaning scope: detailed restroom and kitchen work, baseboards, edges and corners. Cabinet and appliance interiors are on request. These are agreed separately from the routine baseline; inclusion and frequency are confirmed in writing.

    • Detailed restroom and kitchen reset
    • Floor and baseboard detail, edges and corners
    • Inside-of-cabinet and appliance interior detail on request
    • Quarterly or seasonal scheduling, often paired with recurring service

    Fragrance-free product options

    Important in wellness, medical, and any office with scent-sensitive staff.

    • Clients provide cleaning products and equipment
    • Fragrance-free and EWG-A certified product preferences can be documented
    • Product preferences documented in your scope, not left to the crew on duty

    Room-by-room scope planning

    Cleaning becomes verifiable when it is written down.

    • Discuss the space, arrange a walkthrough if needed, agree a written scope
    • Frequency, products, after-hours timing, and access protocols documented
    • Scope adjusts as the space evolves — added rooms, new tenants, seasonal changes
    Compare the options

    Recurring, deep, or post-construction cleaning?

    A quick guide to which one fits your space. Clients provide the cleaning products and equipment. The final tasks and exclusions are agreed in your written scope.

    Recurring cleaning

    Best for
    Keeping an occupied space clean on a steady routine — same crew, same days.
    How it's arranged
    Ongoing. Daily, 2–3 times per week, weekly, or biweekly, set by how the space is used. After-hours scheduling is available.
    Typical tasks
    • — Restrooms and kitchens
    • — Floors, glass, and high-touch surfaces
    • — Trash and recycling
    Confirm in your scope
    • — Frequency for each room
    • — Service window and building access
    • — Product preferences, including fragrance-free

    Deep cleaning

    Best for
    A periodic reset that goes beyond the routine maintenance baseline.
    How it's arranged
    One-time, or scheduled quarterly or seasonally — often paired with recurring service.
    Typical tasks
    • — Detailed restroom and kitchen reset
    • — Floor and baseboard detail, edges and corners
    • — Inside cabinets and appliance interiors, on request
    Confirm in your scope
    • — Whether it is a one-time or repeating visit
    • — Which interiors and details are included
    • — Itemized separately from the recurring charge

    Post-construction cleaning

    Best for
    Removing build-out dust and residue before furniture and staff move in.
    How it's arranged
    One-time, best after final inspections and before furniture delivery. A touch-up after furniture install may follow.
    Typical tasks
    • — High-dusting ceilings, vents, and light fixtures
    • — Windows, glass partitions, and tracks
    • — Stickers and protective film removed; cabinets and shelves wiped
    • — Restroom and kitchen cleaning before first use
    Confirm in your scope
    • — Square footage and finish materials
    • — Handoff date, freight elevator, and COI requirements
    • — Final walkthrough and punch list

    Specialized tasks — such as carpet extraction or exterior windows — are items to discuss and confirm, not included by default.

    For property managers

    Commercial cleaning, at a glance.

    A two-page overview of our commercial services, service areas, written-scope process, and the details to share for a quote.

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    FAQ

    About commercial cleaning programs

    For commercial spaces that need specific cleaning, not generic promises.

    Tell us what the space is, how it is used, and how often it needs care. We will reply with the next step and a written scope.