Office cleaning and workplace care
Keep your office welcoming for staff and visitors with a cleaning program based on occupancy, surfaces and access hours.
From work areas to shared spaces
An office combines reception, workstations, meeting rooms, kitchens and washrooms. Define accessible surfaces without moving confidential papers or handling personal devices. Waste bins, floors and touchpoints can follow different schedules in different areas.
Hybrid offices: match frequency to occupancy
Variable attendance does not mean every task should be reduced equally. Identify busy days, meeting-room use and kitchen traffic. The plan can focus visits on actual demand while scheduling periodic carpet work or care for less-used surfaces.
Access, alarms and confidentiality
Name the contact who authorizes entry and share instructions through the agreed channel. Identify doors, alarms, locked rooms and excluded zones. Do not submit alarm codes or sensitive documents through the public form; share these at the appropriate stage with authorized people.
Choose the right scope from the start
For an office in a managed building, check who cleans elevators, the lobby and shared washrooms. Tenant cleaning should complement building services without leaving gaps. Request a room-by-room list to compare offers and plan adjustments.
From the scope to its follow-up
Confirm the areas, constraints, responsibilities and reporting arrangements in the proposal.
Request your cleaning proposal