Contract and periodic cleaning
Commercial Cleaning in London
Daily contract cleaning, washroom services and periodic deep cleans for London commercial buildings, run under the same contract as the maintenance.
Cleaning is the service your building is judged on
Nobody walks into a building and assesses the emergency lighting. They assess the washrooms, the entrance and the kitchen, and they form a view of how the whole place is run from that.
It is also the service most likely to drift, because standards fall slowly and nobody complains until they have fallen a long way.
What we cover
- Daily and periodic office and workspace cleaning
- Washroom cleaning and consumables
- Kitchen and breakout area cleaning
- Hard floor maintenance, carpet cleaning and periodic deep cleans
- Entrance, glass and internal window cleaning
- Communal areas, stairwells and lift lobbies
- Post-works and builders cleans following maintenance or refurbishment
Run against a specification, not a vibe
A cleaning contract works when there is a written specification saying what is done daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly, and a way of checking it happened.
That is how we set it up, and it is why cleaning sits naturally alongside the maintenance contract: the same reporting, the same audit, the same single point of accountability.
Common questions
Do you do one-off deep cleans as well as contracts?
Yes. Post-refurbishment cleans, end-of-tenancy cleans and periodic deep cleans are all available as standalone jobs, whether or not you hold a cleaning contract with us.
Can cleaning be combined with the maintenance contract?
Yes, and it usually should be. One contract, one invoice, one point of contact, and a post-works clean happens automatically after maintenance rather than being a separate conversation.
What hours do cleaning teams work?
Whatever suits the building. Most commercial cleaning happens before or after trading hours; some sites prefer a daytime presence for washrooms and reception. Both are normal.
How is quality monitored?
Against the written specification, with periodic audits. If a standard slips, the fix is a specification and a check, not an apology.
One conversation, every trade at the table.
Tell us about the building and which disciplines are causing the pain. We will come back with how the group would run them.
Talk to the group