Commercial cleaning.
The standard visitors notice.

Commercial cleaning covers the shared and public parts of a building. That includes receptions and entrances, washrooms and kitchens, lifts, stairs and corridors, glass and touchpoints, hard floor and carpet care, and bins and recycling. We agree the exact scope with you after a site visit, so the clean matches how your building is used by staff, tenants and visitors.

Yes. We clean the common areas of multi-let and shared buildings, working with managing agents on receptions, stairs, lifts, corridors and other shared spaces. Cleans can run out of hours or during the day, daily or weekly, depending on how busy the building is. Managing agents can keep cleaning and maintenance with one supplier on one contract.

Yes. Day cleaning is available, and day porters can be provided on request to keep receptions, washrooms and touchpoints in order while the building is in use. Daytime cover can be combined with a main clean out of hours. We will help you work out the right balance when we look at the site.

Every building is priced individually, so we do not publish set prices. The cost depends on the size of the building, how often it is cleaned, what is included and whether you need day porter cover. After a site visit you receive a written price and schedule, with nothing hidden. New customers get 20% off the first job, applied to the written quote.

Most communal areas are cleaned daily or weekly, depending on footfall. A busy reception, lift and washrooms used by visitors all day usually need daily attention, while quieter stairwells may only need a weekly clean. We offer both, plus day porter cover, and will suggest a frequency once we have seen the building and how it is used.

Yes. Hard floor and carpet care is part of our commercial cleaning service, alongside the daily vacuuming and mopping of entrances, corridors and receptions. Floors take the most wear in a busy building, so we include them in the agreed scope. If a floor needs more than regular care, a one-off deep clean can be booked as well.

Yes. Commercial cleaning and facility management can sit on one contract, so one supplier looks after the whole building. That means one point of contact for cleaning, planned maintenance and reactive repairs, rather than several contractors to manage. Response times for repairs are agreed in the contract, so you know what to expect from the start.