Office Cleaning Services
There are 4 types of cleaning
Our cleaning staff maintains all assigned office and public areas in a professional manner.
Ensuring the general cleanliness and orderliness of the office.
Additionally, responsible for identifying and reporting minor repair needs.
How it works?
Clarification of the client’s basic cleaning requirements for the preparation of an offer
- Type of cleaning service
- Office address
- Area
- Cleaning programme
- Cleaning time
- Arranging a face-to-face visit
Directing the cleaning service client’s site visit
Clarification of additional cleaning requirements of the client in person at the client’s office:
- Inspection of the office premises
- Cleaning items to be improved
- Hygiene items
- General works
- Inventory, chemicals, garbage bags, cleaning room
- Service start date
Preparation of the quote and submission to a client
What’s included by default into the standard offer?
- Quantity of cleaning hours
- Cleaning specialist salary
- Inventory
- Chemistry and garbage bags
- Cleaning supervisor’s costs
- Transport expenses
What to Expect?
Daily cleaning rounds usually covers the following:
- Replacing / taking out waste bags
- Cleaning of wet surfaces, equipment
- Replenishment of hygiene product holders
- Disinfecting handles
Morning/evening cleaning routines usually covers the following:
- Replacing / taking out waste bags
- Cleaning of wet surfaces, equipment
- Replenishment of hygiene product holders
- Floor vacuuming, mopping
- Dishwashing etc, included in the programme.
General cleaning service usually covers the following:
- Wet cleaning of carpets and soft furniture
- Window cleaning
- Wet cleaning of work chairs
- Hard-floor waxing and other work on request requirements.
Frequently asked questions
- Q: Recommended frequency for general cleaning?
A: It is advisable to schedule general cleaning sessions 1 to 2 times per year. - Q: Eco-friendly cleaning products?
A: Yes, we offer environmentally-friendly cleaning products. - Q: Cost-effective cleaning solutions?
A: To reduce cleaning expenses, consider transitioning to an output-based cleaning approach.