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Commercial & office cleaningA cleaning contract you don't have to manage.
Nightly, weekly, or monthly janitorial for offices, retail, and commercial common areas. Fixed monthly rate, one point of contact, and a supervisor who walks the site instead of waiting for your complaint.
The standard round
Set per site at walkthrough. Frequencies are adjustable by area, so high-traffic space gets attention and storage does not get billed for it.
- Reception, boardrooms, and open workstation areas
- Kitchens and lunchrooms, including appliance exteriors and sinks
- Washrooms cleaned, sanitised, and restocked
- Rubbish, recycling, and organics collected and taken to bins
- Glass doors, partitions, and interior glass spot-cleaned
- Floors vacuumed, hard floors damp-mopped
- High-touch surfaces sanitised: handles, switches, rails, buttons
- Elevators, lobbies, stairwells, and corridors
- Entrance mats, thresholds, and exterior sweep at the door
- Dusting of surfaces, sills, vents, and ledges on rotation
- Consumables monitored and restocked before they run out
- Periodic carpet extraction and hard floor care on schedule
Match the round to the traffic
Most clients land on a blended schedule: daily in the areas the public sees, weekly elsewhere.
| Property type | Typical schedule | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Professional office | 3× weekly or nightly | Washrooms, kitchen, workstations, glass |
| Retail unit | Nightly before opening | Floors, glass, washroom, front of house |
| Commercial lobby / common area | Daily to 3× weekly | Entrance, glass, elevators, corridors |
| Industrial or warehouse office | Weekly | Office block, lunchroom, washrooms |
| Multi-site portfolio | Blended per site | One schedule, one contact, one invoice |
Priced from a walkthrough, not a square-foot formula.
We walk the site, count the washrooms, look at the floor types, note the traffic, and ask what your tenants complain about. That produces a scope document and a fixed monthly number, both of which you keep.
The scope document matters more than the number. It is what makes the service auditable: if something is not getting done, it is either in the scope and we owe you, or it is not and we will price adding it. Cleaning contracts go bad when nobody wrote down what was included.
- Written scope document per site, yours to keep
- Fixed monthly rate with no annual escalator surprises
- Frequencies adjustable by area as the space changes
- Supervisor walks the site on a schedule
- Month to month, thirty days out either way
Commercial cleaning questions
What hours do you clean?
Whatever keeps you out of your tenants' way. Most offices are cleaned after hours or overnight, retail before opening, and shared lobbies early morning. We hold keys, codes, and alarm procedures per site.
Is there a minimum contract?
No long lock-in. We work month to month with a thirty day out on either side. A vendor who needs a two year contract to keep your business is telling you something.
Do you cover more than one building for the same client?
Yes, and that is where this gets efficient. Multiple sites under one schedule, one point of contact, and one invoice with each address as its own line.
What about supplies and consumables?
We can carry paper, soap, and liners and bill at cost, or work purely on labour if you buy your own. Most clients start with labour only and hand us the consumables once they get tired of tracking them.
Do you do carpets and floors?
Periodic carpet extraction, hard floor scrubbing, stripping, and waxing are scheduled separately from the regular round, usually quarterly or semi-annually, and quoted per square foot.
Request a written price
Send the address, the scope, and the date. Written quote back within one business day.