Recurring cleaning for small offices and medical or dental suites

What is included in office cleaning?

Your quote lists it. For a typical small office that means trash and recycling emptied, restrooms cleaned and restocked, break room counters and sinks wiped, desks and common surfaces dusted, floors vacuumed and mopped, and glass doors and the entry cleaned. Add or remove items and the quote changes with it.

• +Trash and recycling, liners replaced
• +Restrooms cleaned and restocked
• +Break room counters, sinks and appliance fronts
• +Desks, tables and high touch surfaces
• +Floors vacuumed and mopped, glass and entry wiped

How is medical and dental office cleaning different?

Exam rooms, operatories and waiting rooms get cleaned to the checklist your practice gives us, with the high touch surfaces you point out wiped on every visit. We work after patients and staff leave. Sharps, biohazard and regulated medical waste stay with your medical waste vendor, not with the cleaning crew.

• +Exam rooms and operatories
• +Waiting rooms, front desk and check in counters
• +Staff restrooms and break rooms
• +Door handles, light switches, chair arms and other touch points you name

How often should a small office be cleaned?

It depends on how many people use the space and how much the public comes through. A quiet office of a few people often does fine with one visit a week. Busier offices tend to want two or three. Clinics and dental suites that see patients daily usually want a visit every weeknight.

When do your crews clean?

After hours, so the work never gets in the way of yours. Most office and medical accounts are cleaned in the evening after the last person leaves, or early in the morning before the doors open. Tell us when the space is empty and how to get in, and we schedule around it.