Office Cleaning

Focused on maintaining a professional and healthy workspace, this service is designed to promote productivity and well-being for employees while making a positive impression on visitors. To minimize disruption, these tasks typically occur outside of business hours.

What does this service include?
Workstations & Desks
Dusting and sanitizing desks, chairs, and office furniture.
Delicate cleaning of computer screens, keyboards, and mice.
Wiping down telephones and personal storage units.
Emptying individual trash and recycling bins.
Shared Areas & Meeting Rooms
Sanitization of high-touch surfaces (door handles, light switches, elevator buttons).
Cleaning and organizing conference tables and chairs.
Dusting of shelves, cabinets, and decorative items.
Cleaning of glass partitions and internal windows.
Kitchen & Break Areas
Disinfection of countertops, tables, and seating areas.
Exterior cleaning of appliances (refrigerator, microwave, coffee machine).
Cleaning of sinks and faucets.
Emptying communal waste bins and replacing liners.
Restrooms
Deep cleaning and disinfection of toilets, urinals, and sinks.
Polishing of mirrors and chrome fixtures.
Floor mopping with specialized disinfecting solutions.
Restocking supplies: replenishing paper towels, toilet paper, and hand soap (if they are provided by the office),
Floors & Maintenance
Comprehensive vacuuming of carpeted areas.
Sweeping and mopping of hard floors (tile, wood, or laminate).
Cleaning of baseboards and corners where dust accumulates.

What an office cleaning does not include:
Detailed cleaning of personal items left on desks.
Moving heavy machinery or specialized technical equipment.
Deep cleaning of server rooms (unless specified).
Industrial waste removal or hazardous material handling.

How to Prepare Your Office Before Cleaning:
Clear Desks: Encourage employees to clear loose papers and personal items to allow for thorough surface sanitization.
Access Control: Ensure our team has the necessary badges, codes, or keys for after-hours entry.
Secure Documents: Store any sensitive or confidential documents in locked cabinets or drawers.
Supply Storage: Indicate the location of restocking supplies (soap, paper) if they are provided by the office.
Specific Needs: Inform us of any “quiet zones” or rooms that should not be entered.