Commercial Cleaning
Offices and small commercial spaces, cleaned after hours.
We walk the space, write down what gets cleaned and how often, and quote a per-visit price before the first service.
What we take on
Offices, studios, salons, clinics and small retail. The practical limit is size, not industry: two people can cover a few thousand square feet properly in an evening.
- Restrooms, restocked and sanitized
- Break rooms, sinks and appliance exteriors
- Floors vacuumed, swept and mopped
- Desks and common surfaces, around your things not through them
- Trash and recycling out
- Entry glass and high-touch hardware
What the walkthrough covers
Twenty minutes in your space tells us what a phone call can't: the floor surfaces, the restroom count and condition, how many desks, whether there's a kitchen, and how the building handles trash after hours. It also tells you who will be in your office at night, which is fair to want to know before handing over a key.
You get the scope and the per-visit price in writing afterward. No charge, no obligation.
What appears in the written scope
Every item, with the frequency next to it, so both sides can check six months later what was agreed. A small office might read:
- Every visit: restrooms, trash, floors, break room
- Monthly: vents and baseboards
- Quarterly: interior glass
When you want something added, the price changes with it and you hear about that before it reaches an invoice.
Common questions
When do you clean commercial spaces?
After hours, on a fixed weekday schedule agreed in advance. Cleaning around staff is slower and noisier, so evenings suit both sides. If your business runs late, the schedule moves later rather than into your open hours.
How big a space can you take?
A few thousand square feet in an evening is realistic for two people doing it properly. Past that we'd turn the work down rather than take a building we can't finish.
How is commercial work priced?
Per visit, against a written scope, after a walkthrough. Offices vary far more than homes do, so a published starting price would be misleading. The scope goes in writing, the schedule is agreed, and the price doesn't change without a conversation first.
Do you sign a contract?
A written scope and schedule, yes. A long lock-in term, no.
Do you handle restroom supplies?
We restock what you provide and tell you when stock is running low. Sourcing and billing consumables is a separate job, and most small offices prefer to buy their own.
Can you clean medical or clinical spaces?
Front of house, waiting areas, restrooms and offices, yes. Clinical areas with regulated disinfection protocols need a contractor who specializes in that and can document it.
Get a number today
Arrange a walkthrough. Call (575) 386-5714.