We clean reception surfaces and floors you want included, paying attention to dirt near the entrance while leaving personal belongings and equipment undisturbed. Show the floors and furniture layout, including any areas that cannot be reached without moving desks or equipment.
Your office cleaning
What we clean
Your visit
Cleaning
Reception areas
Explain the floor and furniture layout
What to tell us
Work areas, shared facilities and floors
Office Cleaning
Desk and furniture cleaning
Everyday dust and marks around working areas
Office surface
What we clean
Desktops
We wipe clear desktops to remove dust, marks and everyday dirt from the open working surface and reachable edges.
Shared tables
We wipe available shared worktables, cleaning everyday marks from the tabletop and accessible edges with care for the finish.
Cabinet exteriors
We dust or wipe accessible cabinet fronts, tops and edges while private drawers and the business’s stored records remain closed.
Shelving
We dust available shelf surfaces and exposed edges, leaving staff files and personal materials according to the business’s instructions.
Furniture tops
We dust clear tops and accessible outside surfaces of low office furniture, addressing settled dust around the working areas.
Around equipment
We clean available furniture surfaces around devices left in place. Opening equipment and technical maintenance are not ordinary office-cleaning tasks.
Office Cleaning
Staff-kitchen cleaning
Worktops, sink and everyday cooking or drink spills
Kitchen task
What we clean
Worktops
We wipe clear staff-kitchen worktops to remove crumbs, splashes and food or drink residue from preparation areas and reachable edges.
Sink bowl
We clean the sink bowl, rim and reachable draining area to address food residue and daily grime around the washing surface.
Tap surroundings
We wipe the tap handle, base and accessible surroundings, cleaning everyday splashes and dirt alongside the other sink-area tasks.
Cupboard fronts
We wipe available staff-kitchen cupboard doors, handles and front edges while the supplies stored inside remain in place.
Appliance exteriors
We wipe accessible staff-kitchen appliance exteriors to address ordinary splashes and hand marks. Interior appliance cleaning can be added separately.
Kitchen table
We wipe the available kitchen tabletop and reachable edge to remove everyday crumbs and food or drink marks.
Kitchen floor
We remove loose crumbs and clean the accessible kitchen floor and edges around the units, using care suited to its finish.
Office Cleaning
Office washroom cleaning
Toilets, basins and surrounding surfaces
Washroom task
What we clean
Toilets
We clean the bowl, seat, lid and outside toilet surfaces, followed by the surrounding areas that can be reached.
Washbasins
We clean basin bowls, rims, taps and available ledges to address ordinary splashes and residue from daily handwashing.
Taps
We wipe tap surfaces and reachable areas around their bases. Tell us about loose fittings or leaks before cleaning begins.
Mirrors
We wipe included washroom mirrors to remove ordinary splash marks and smudges, taking care around their frames and coatings.
Counter surfaces
We wipe available washroom counters around the fittings. Staff should put personal products away from sections they want cleaned underneath.
Floors
We remove loose dirt and clean the accessible washroom floor, including reachable edges and corners around the fittings.
Storage exteriors
We wipe available fronts and edges of washroom storage while occupied cupboards and drawers remain closed during the clean.
We vacuum accessible office carpet, covering the open working area and reachable sections around desks or cabinets left in place.
Hard-floor offices
We clean suitable hard floors according to their actual finish. Share supplier guidance for delicate or recently treated flooring.
Meeting-room floors
We vacuum carpets or clean suitable hard floors in included meeting rooms, covering available areas around the table and seating.
Reception floors
We vacuum available reception carpet or clean suitable hard flooring, addressing everyday dirt around the visitor-facing area.
Internal corridors
We clean included corridor floors and reachable edges through the connecting areas between working rooms and staff facilities.
Stairs and landings
We vacuum carpeted steps or clean suitable hard stair surfaces when included, covering the wanted landings and reachable edges.
Office Cleaning
Meeting tables and reception furniture
Surfaces used by staff and visitors
Furniture or area
What we clean
Meeting tables
We wipe available meeting-table tops and reachable edges, cleaning ordinary dust, food marks and everyday splashes from the surfaces.
Reception counters
We wipe available reception counters to address dust and marks, with private documents put away before the cleaner reaches those areas.
Waiting-area furniture
We dust or wipe available hard surfaces on waiting-area tables, cabinets and similar furniture. Fabric seating treatment is a separate addition.
Meeting-room furniture
We dust available furniture tops and exterior surfaces around the meeting room, while private storage and its records stay closed.
Delicate displays
We clean the available furniture surfaces surrounding displays left in place. Identify fragile objects that should not be moved before the visit.
Office Cleaning
Furniture and floor care
Tell us about finishes needing extra care
Surface concern
What to know
Delicate coatings
Some desks, counters and floors need gentler cleaning. Share any supplier instructions for their finishes before the visit, particularly if a surface has a special coating or has recently been treated.
Wear and damage
Point out scratches, damaged coatings and loose fittings before we start. Cleaning removes dirt but does not repair those problems. A worn or scratched finish may still show after it has been cleaned.
New surfaces
Tell us about recently fitted furniture, new flooring or another surface with readiness instructions. Pass on the supplier’s guidance before cleaning. The new finish may need care different from the established materials beside it in the same workplace.
Office Cleaning
Daily, weekly or other agreed visits
Cleaning around the way your workplace is used
Visit detail
What to arrange
Frequency
Daily, weekly and other agreed frequencies are available to discuss. Explain how the rooms and staff facilities are used and which need most attention. A busy kitchen may need different upkeep from an occasionally used meeting room in the office.
People working
Tell us when the rooms and desks will be free for cleaning. Put away confidential papers and personal work materials from the surfaces you want wiped. We can discuss visits around the times your staff use the office.
Getting in
Agree who will admit the cleaner and make the appointment known to that person. Give any important room or care instructions before the visit, particularly where a reception team or building contact is opening the door on the business’s behalf.
Initial extra work
Show any built-up dirt when arranging the first clean. An office that has fallen behind ordinary upkeep may need additional attention initially. That work and the later recurring service can be discussed and quoted separately for the actual rooms involved.
Office Cleaning
Office-cleaning quotations and additions
A price for the premises and work you need
Price or addition
Details to give us
Office quotation
Office cleaning is quoted for the premises, tasks and frequency wanted. Give the approximate floor area, number of workstations, kitchens and washrooms, with photographs of the current condition if helpful. A household hourly starting amount is not an office price.
Additional carpet treatment
A separate carpet clean can address rooms needing more than ordinary vacuuming. Give their sizes, material if known and photographs of the marks. The treatment is priced as additional work and can have drying advice relevant to the actual carpet.
Window cleaning
List the office windows and say whether you want the inside, outside or both cleaned. Send photographs of upper-floor or hard-to-reach windows so we can discuss the work and give you a separate price.
Upholstered furniture
List any sofas or chairs wanted for upholstery cleaning, with their coverings and particular marks if known. Fabric treatment is different from cleaning the surrounding furniture and floor, so those items should be included separately in the office quotation.
Should we show existing wear on meeting tables before cleaning?
Yes. Point out the worn finish so the cleaner knows those marks are already there.
Can a known washroom fault be mentioned before the cleaner arrives?
Yes. Describe the fault before the appointment so we know about it while cleaning nearby surfaces.
Do you open computers when cleaning the office?
No. Opening computers or maintaining technical equipment is different work from cleaning the room around them.
Is washing up included in our office-kitchen clean?
Ask about washing-up when arranging the quotation; do not leave it implied by worktop wiping.
Can a preferred cleaning day be included with a quote request?
Yes. Give your preferred day and when rooms are free; the appointment still needs confirming.
Sidcup
Booking a clean in Sidcup
Tell us what you need
Your cleaning
Details to send
Your home or business
Give us the full postcode in Sidcup and the rooms or items you want cleaned. Include the flat number or entrance if there is more than one home in the building.
Photographs
A clear photograph of the room or item helps us understand what needs cleaning. Show us any marks, damage or parts you especially want us to look at.
When you need us
Tell us the day you have in mind and whether you are moving, expecting visitors or arranging cleaning around work. We will check availability before agreeing the visit.
Tell us the working rooms, kitchen and washrooms wanted, the present condition and how often you need help. We will confirm the office-cleaning price for the work.
