Office cleaning guides
Straight answers to the questions owners ask before hiring an office cleaning company.
- Office Cleaning Cost per Square Foot (and per Month)
What published guides report per square foot, why some rates are per visit and others per month, and how to estimate a small office's monthly cost.
- What Does a Janitorial Service Include? Area Checklist
A room-by-room office cleaning checklist: what janitorial service usually covers each visit, what is periodic, and what is often extra or excluded.
- Janitorial vs. Commercial Cleaning: The Difference
Janitorial usually means routine recurring upkeep; commercial cleaning is the wider umbrella. How the terms differ and what to put in writing instead.
- How Often Should an Office Be Cleaned? Daily vs Weekly
How to choose an office cleaning frequency: what drives it, a rule-of-thumb chart by office type, restrooms and kitchens, and signs you need more visits.
- Dental & Medical Office Cleaning: What Cleaners Do
Where a cleaning company's job ends in a dental or medical office: non-clinical vs clinical surfaces, medical waste, HIPAA, and what to write in the scope.
- Law Firm Office Cleaning: Confidentiality and Keys
How law offices keep client information private with an after-hours cleaning crew: the rules, what to lock, key control and what to put in writing.
- How to Switch Commercial Cleaning Companies, Step by Step
A step-by-step plan to change office cleaning companies without a night uncleaned: notice clauses, written scope first, start dates, keys and alarm codes.
- Questions to Ask a Commercial Cleaning Company
Questions to ask before you sign with an office cleaning company, grouped by scope, people, access, quality, insurance and money, and what to listen for.
- Commercial Cleaning Contract: What to Look For
What to check in a cleaning contract before you sign: term and notice, scope, remedy for misses, price changes, payment terms, insurance and keys.
- After-Hours Office Cleaning: Alarms, Keys and Proof
How night cleaning crews get in, how to handle alarm codes and keys, and the records that show each visit actually happened and what was done.
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