A practical starting point
Planning office cleaning in Vancouver
A useful commercial quote starts with how people use your workplace. An office with shared kitchens and busy washrooms needs a different plan from a lightly used studio. Share your approximate floor area, number of washrooms, floor surfaces and busiest areas so we can assess the work.
What should an office cleaning scope include?
- Work areas and meeting rooms: accessible surfaces and floors, with clear instructions around documents and equipment.
- Shared kitchens and lunchrooms: agreed counters, sinks, surfaces and any selected appliance interiors.
- Washrooms: fixtures, surfaces and floors, with any supply responsibilities agreed in advance.
- Entrances and common areas: traffic, floor finishes and practical access for cleaning.
How often should a workplace be cleaned?
Frequency depends on occupancy, visitors, washroom use and how quickly shared areas become dirty. Tell us your preferred schedule and operating hours. A walkthrough helps establish which areas need attention each visit and which detailed tasks should be planned separately.
How is commercial cleaning priced?
Commercial cleaning is quoted to an agreed scope rather than a universal room price. Property size, condition, frequency, access and the tasks required all affect the quote. Prepare your location, property type, approximate size and preferred timing before requesting a walkthrough.
For a newly finished renovation or construction project, use our post-construction cleaning guide so dust, residues and new finishes can be assessed separately.
Before you book
Your questions, answered.
How is commercial cleaning priced?
Commercial work is scoped and quoted after discussing the property and, where appropriate, a walkthrough. There is no fixed price presented here.
Can you clean a medical or dental premises?
We can discuss suitable general cleaning. Share your site requirements first; this page does not promise specialist disinfection or certified medical protocols.