The Kinds of Commercial Space We Clean

Nightly service on open-plan floors: desks, monitors, circulation routes and the touch points everyone shares. Priced per square foot, with the labour hours stated in the agreement.

Core janitorial: floors, waste, restrooms and restocking, on a written frequency schedule. Our cleaners are trained, screened, bonded and checked by a supervisor daily.

Machine work after hours — scrubbing, buffing and restoration on hard floors that a mop cannot recover. Usually the difference between a floor that lasts eight years and one that lasts four.

The routes everyone walks and nobody specifies. Corridors carry the most soil in the building and are the first place a cut in cleaner-hours becomes visible.

Front-of-house space where cleaning is a first impression rather than a maintenance task. Usually day porter coverage rather than a night-only route.

Rooms that are judged by clients rather than by staff, and that need to be reset rather than just cleaned — glass, table surfaces, chairs squared, cabling tidy.

Desk-level detail and shared touch points. This is the first area quietly dropped when a vendor reduces hours, because the feedback delay is long.

Work that happens between the last person leaving and the first arriving. Access, keys and alarm codes are handled through your managing agent, with every cleaner badged under their own name.

Vacuuming on a documented pattern, plus periodic extraction. Grit walked in from a New York sidewalk is abrasive, and carpet that is not maintained wears out on a schedule you can predict.

Interior glass, partitions and entrance doors. Anything above ground level on the exterior is a separate specialty service under different regulations — we will tell you which you need.

Storefronts cleaned around trading hours. Footfall, not floor area, sets the price — a store sees many times the daily traffic of an office the same size.

Front-of-house dining rooms reset overnight, on a schedule that fits service. Kitchens and grease-bearing areas are scoped separately and priced separately.

High-touch, high-sweat environments where disinfection is the service rather than an add-on, and rubber and vinyl floors need the right chemistry to survive.

Customer-facing detail work: mirrors, glass, stations and hard floors, cleaned to a standard where a smear is a defect rather than a nuisance.

Large-area floor work, dock and aisle cleaning, and waste handling that has to comply with the city's commercial waste zone rules.

Multi-thousand square foot floors where crew size and route design matter more than any single cleaner's speed. We state the cleaner-hours in the agreement so you know what you bought.