Service

Office Cleaning in Georgia

Office cleaning is scheduled around your operating hours and worked to a scope agreed in writing. The point of a commercial schedule is that the same thing happens on the same nights without anyone in your business having to manage it.

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Cleaner wiping a conference table in an empty office after hours

Scope

What it covers

Best forSuites, clinics, studios, salons and small commercial floors that need a fixed schedule rather than an occasional clean.

What office cleaning covers

Commercial cleaning is judged on the surfaces visitors and staff see first: the entry, the restrooms, the break room and the conference room. Those four are where a scope should be strongest and they are the areas we cover on every visit regardless of what else is in the rotation.

The scope is written down before the first visit, because a commercial clean involves people who will never meet the cleaner. An office manager needs to be able to point at a document and say what was supposed to happen and a cleaner needs to know whether desks with paperwork are wiped around or left alone. Ambiguity is what causes the complaints.

Scheduling normally runs outside working hours, which means access, alarm codes and key handling have to be agreed properly rather than informally. We will work to whatever process your building or your business already uses, including badge access, a lockbox or a building manager who lets cleaners in.

Frequency depends on headcount and foot traffic rather than square footage. A twelve person office with one restroom needs restrooms handled more often than a large open floor with low occupancy. Tell us how many people are in the space and how many are in daily rather than the floor plan alone.

Checklist

What is included

If something on your property is not on this list, say so when you request a quote and we will price it in.

Desks, tables and shared work surfaces wiped down
Restrooms cleaned, restocked and floors mopped
Break rooms cleaned, including counters, sinks and appliance exteriors
Trash and recycling collected from every station and consolidated
Hard floors vacuumed then mopped
Carpet vacuumed in offices, corridors and open plan areas
Interior glass, partitions and entry doors cleaned of marks
Conference rooms reset, tables cleaned and chairs pushed in
High touch points cleaned: handles, switches, rails and shared equipment
Reception and entry areas cleaned as the first visible surface
Supply levels reported before they run out

Exclusions

What is not included

Anything here can usually be arranged with a different trade.

Exterior windows, facades or pressure washing
Carpet extraction or hard floor stripping and refinishing
Clinical or biohazard waste handling
IT equipment interiors, server rooms or cabling
Clearing or filing anything on a desk marked private

Process

How the visit works

Site visit and scope
We walk the space, agree what is cleaned on every visit and what rotates and put the scope in writing before anything starts.
Access and schedule
Nights, days and access are agreed with whoever holds responsibility for the building, including alarm and key handling.
Fixed rotation
Entry, restrooms, break rooms and conference rooms are covered every visit. Slower tasks rotate on an agreed cycle.
Reporting
Supply levels, damage and anything that needs a decision are reported to a single named contact rather than left in the space.

Before we arrive

How to prepare

Name one contact who owns the scope and the schedule
Agree how desks with paperwork should be handled
Confirm access, alarm codes and any building sign in process
Tell us where supplies are stored and who reorders them
Flag any room that is restricted or off the cleaning route

Related services and areas

If you are moving into a new suite or finishing a fit out, the space needs a post construction clean before an ongoing schedule makes sense. Home offices and small studios attached to a residence are usually handled under house cleaning instead.

Commercial work is concentrated where the office stock is. Suites in Atlanta, the office parks around Alpharetta and the mixed commercial corridors of Duluth are where most of our schedules run.

Questions

Office Cleaning questions

Can the office be cleaned outside working hours?

Yes and most commercial schedules run that way. Evening and overnight work keeps cleaners out of the way of staff and lets floors dry before anyone walks on them.

How is access handled for an after hours clean?

We work to whatever process the building already uses: badge access, a key, a lockbox or a building manager. Access, alarm codes and key handling are agreed in writing before the first visit.

Do you clean desks with paperwork on them?

Only in the way you tell us to. The default is to clean around personal items and paperwork and never move or file anything. If you want desks cleared and wiped, that goes into the written scope.

Can you clean a medical or dental office?

Ask before you book. Clinical and dental spaces carry training and waste handling requirements that sit outside a standard office scope, so we will tell you what we can take on and what needs a specialist contractor.

Do you supply restroom consumables?

We report supply levels before they run out so you can reorder in time. If you would rather we supplied them, ask when you request a quote and we will confirm whether that can be included.

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