Access
Keys, alarms and the first night.
Everyone who works in your office has passed a background check before working on a JCIL site.
A showroom usually has more glass, more doors and a more sensitive alarm than an office. Before the first night we write down which entrance the crew uses, how the alarm zones are set, which lights stay on and how the sales floor should look when we leave. The crew goes only where the scope says and arms the building again on the way out, the way you instructed. You can withdraw that access in writing whenever you want.
Photos of the rooms we cleaned are taken before and after each visit to check the work. They are kept private, and a photo of your showroom is never used publicly unless you agree in writing.