An office, a dental practice and a strata lobby need different scopes, products and schedules. Each sector page explains what usually goes wrong, how we set the site up, and what a typical week looks like.
Accountants, law firms, real estate agencies, engineers, consultancies and the head offices of businesses with several sites. The work happens after hours, the scope is written down, the result is scored, and the owner answers the phone when something is not right.
Practice managers need a cleaner who works to the infection-control plan, can produce a safety data sheet on request, and turns up after the last session every time. That is the job, and the owner does the walkthrough himself so the scope matches your rooms.
Common property is paid for by everyone and owned by nobody, so the cleaning is judged by whoever complains loudest. A written scope, a scored inspection and a portal the manager can open at the committee meeting replaces opinion with a record.
If it is a workplace with floors, bathrooms and bins, we can scope it. These sit under commercial cleaning, with each area given its own tasks and frequency.
Commercial cleaningEvery site has an assigned team leader. The owner calls you within 30 minutes, Mon to Fri 7am to 6pm.
Free walkthrough, compliance pack shown, then a written scope and price. Nothing is signed until you are satisfied.
Fill in the form and the owner will call you within 30 minutes, Mon to Fri 7am to 6pm.
Short on time? The owner will call you back.
Four quick steps, about a minute. The owner calls you within 30 minutes during enquiry hours to set a time. Photos help, but they are optional.