Seven services, one contract, one point of contact. Each can be delivered on its own or as part of a recurring cleaning programme scheduled around your operating hours.
Regular cleaning of the spaces your people use every day. Delivered daily, several times a week or weekly depending on headcount and use, and timed so the office is ready when the first person arrives.
For mixed-use premises where the office is only part of the building — reception, breakout and collaboration space, training rooms, welfare areas and back-of-house. One specification covers the whole site.
Shared space in multi-tenant buildings, business parks and managed property, where the landlord or managing agent is responsible for the standard and tenants notice when it slips.
Periodic intensive cleaning, either scheduled into a contract (quarterly or annually) or as a one-off for pre-occupation, end-of-tenancy, post-refurbishment or a reset after a change of provider.
Washrooms are where standards are judged first. Scheduled cleaning with replenishment and hygiene checks written into the programme, so nothing runs out and nothing gets missed.
Internal and external window and glazing cleaning scheduled alongside the main contract, so it happens on a cycle rather than when someone remembers to book it.
Hand soap, paper products, bin liners and hygiene products supplied and managed as part of the service — one invoice, stock checked on each visit, and nobody in your office responsible for ordering.
Most clients combine several of these under a single contract: a daily office clean, weekly washroom deep clean, quarterly windows and consumables on every visit. The specification sets it all out in one document with one price.
Every service is scheduled around your operating hours and access arrangements. The site survey confirms what’s practical for your building.
That’s what the site survey is for. We’ll look at the building and tell you what a sensible programme looks like.