The same cleaner each time
Someone who knows your building notices what changed. A rotating crew cleans to a checklist and misses everything not on it.
Office cleaning in Melbourne.
Nobody notices good office cleaning. They notice the bin that was not emptied, the smeared glass door, and the kitchen nobody wiped down.
- Daily, weekly or fortnightly
- Police-checked, insured cleaners
- No lock-in contracts
Melbourne & the western suburbs
What an office cleaning contract should actually cover.
Most office cleaning complaints are not about standards in general. They are about the same three or four things being missed repeatedly: kitchen benches, glass doors and partitions, bins in meeting rooms, and washroom consumables running out. Those are the details a manager fields complaints about, and they are what a scope should be written around.
The second thing that matters is who is in your building. Your cleaner has keys or a code, works when nobody else is there, and moves through every room including the ones with paperwork on the desks. That is a trust decision more than a price decision, which is why our staff are police-checked and screened before they set foot on a site, and why we keep the same people on the same building.
We work Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6pm, and schedule offices at either end of that window — an early start before your day gets going, or a late-afternoon finish. Around Footscray, Sunshine and the Joseph Road precinct, most of our office work happens in the first slot of the morning.
What's included
The scope, in plain terms.
Daily and weekly office cleaning
Desks, floors, bins, kitchens and washrooms on a set round, at a frequency matched to your headcount rather than a template. Most offices need daily or three-times-weekly; smaller tenancies are often fine weekly.
Kitchens and breakout areas
Benches, sinks, appliance fronts, tables and bin changes. The single most common source of complaints in an office, and the easiest part of a contract to let slide.
Washrooms and consumables
Cleaned and restocked, with consumables monitored so you are not the one discovering an empty dispenser. Supply can be included in the contract or left with you.
Glass, partitions and entry doors
Fingerprinted glass is the most visible thing in an office and the most frequently skipped. Entry doors and internal partitions are part of the round, not an extra.
Carpets and hard floors
Vacuuming as part of the round, with periodic hot-water extraction and hard floor treatment on a cycle so traffic lanes never get to the point of needing rescue.
Medical and consulting suites
Consulting rooms, treatment areas and waiting rooms cleaned to the hygiene standard those spaces require, working to your infection control procedure where you have one.
Worth knowing
What separates a contract that lasts.
A scope written from your complaints
The right scope comes from what your staff actually raise, not a standard inclusions list copied between clients.
Someone who answers the phone
Most cleaning problems are small and fixable the same day. They become contract problems when nobody picks up.
No lock-in
A contractor who keeps your business by doing the work has no need to tie you into a term. We do not use them.
Common questions
Questions we get asked.
Can you clean outside our business hours?
Yes, within our operating hours of Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6pm. Most offices take either the first slot of the morning, before staff arrive, or a late-afternoon finish after they leave. For medical and allied health suites we usually take the early slot so consulting rooms are ready before the first appointment.
How often does an office need cleaning?
It follows headcount and foot traffic more than floor area. A busy office with a shared kitchen usually needs daily or three-times-weekly attention; a small tenancy with a handful of staff is often fine weekly, with a periodic deep clean. We recommend a frequency at the walk-through rather than selling you the biggest package.
Are your cleaners police-checked and insured?
Every cleaner is background-checked and screened before they start on a site, and we carry public liability and workers compensation. Certificates of currency are provided on request before work begins, which most procurement teams ask for.
Can we give you keys or alarm codes?
Yes, and we take it seriously. Keys are tracked in a register and tagged so they cannot be traced back to your premises — no addresses, no full names, no phone numbers on any tag. A key safe with a code you control is also a common and easy option.
Is there a lock-in contract?
No. We keep clients by doing the work properly rather than by tying them into a term, and you can leave whenever you like.
Where we work
Across Melbourne, strongest in the west.
Offices across Melbourne, concentrated through Footscray, Yarraville, Seddon, Sunshine, Williams Landing, Point Cook, Werribee, Maribyrnong and the CBD fringe.
Need a quote for your site?
Tell us the size and the hours that suit. We walk through, then give you a clear price with nothing hidden — and we call back within 2 hours.