Office Cleaning describes the service environment
- It focuses on workplace areas such as offices, reception, meeting rooms, kitchens, bathrooms and shared spaces.
- It can be once-off or recurring depending on the requirement.
- The scope should reflect staff numbers, visitors, operating hours and presentation needs.
Contract Cleaning describes the ongoing arrangement
- It is suited to businesses that need a recurring defined scope and service schedule.
- Access, frequency, responsibilities, service areas and change control should be agreed clearly.
- It can apply to offices as well as broader commercial, education, healthcare or industrial environments where appropriate.
Questions to answer before requesting a contract quote
- How many service days or visits are required?
- Which areas and tasks are included every visit?
- Which tasks happen periodically?
- What access, security and operating restrictions apply?
- Are supplies, equipment or consumables part of the requested scope?
COMMON QUESTIONS
FAQ
Can a small office use Contract Cleaning?
Yes, if an ongoing defined arrangement is appropriate. The choice depends on the service requirement rather than company size alone.
Is Office Cleaning only available as a recurring service?
No. Office Cleaning can be scoped as once-off or recurring, subject to the actual requirement and availability.
What should be documented in a recurring cleaning arrangement?
The service areas, tasks, frequency, access requirements, exclusions, specialist work and process for scope changes should be clear.
