Commercial Cleaning

The price depends on the work involved, not just the size of the premises. We look at the surfaces, condition, access, working hours and whether you need a single clean or repeat visits. Send a short description and photos so we can quote for a clear scope rather than an hourly figure with unclear inclusions.

The areas and tasks need to be agreed for your premises. Tell us which rooms or surfaces need attention and where ordinary cleaning is no longer enough. If you also need carpets, exterior windows, gutters or outdoor surfaces cleaned, list them separately so the quote makes those items clear.

Yes. We can discuss repeat visits for the services and areas you need, as well as individual jobs. Tell us whether you want routine upkeep, occasional deeper cleaning or a mixture of both. We will confirm the tasks and frequency before you commit to a schedule.

That can be discussed when we quote. Give us the hours when the premises are available and the time they need to be ready again. Carpet drying, noisy equipment and access through shared areas can affect the plan, so the working window needs to allow for more than the cleaning itself.

Not always. Photos and a clear description may be enough for a straightforward job. A visit is more useful where the area is large, access is awkward or the condition is difficult to judge from pictures. We can tell you what else we need after looking at your initial enquiry.

Include those requirements in the enquiry. We need to know about signing in, escorts, inductions, restricted rooms and any limits on equipment or working hours. If your site needs particular checks or approvals, raise them before booking so we can confirm whether the arrangements can be met.

We can provide insurance information and discuss the risk assessments and method statements required for the work. These documents explain the risks and how the job will be carried out. Send your contractor requirements early, including any forms or approval deadlines, so they can be considered before a date is agreed.

Tell us if you need separate prices for different areas or services. That helps you decide what to approve now and what can wait. Include any purchase order or internal approval requirements with the enquiry so the proposed scope is useful to the person signing it off.