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Office Cleaning Services
Office cleaning services clean your workspace on a schedule, usually in the evening or early morning so staff are not disrupted: emptying trash, cleaning restrooms and kitchens, vacuuming, and wiping desks, door handles and other high-touch surfaces. Choose your city below to compare the most-reviewed local companies, or request free quotes.
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Colorado: Colorado Springs (14) · Denver (8)
District of Columbia: Washington (9)
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Georgia: Atlanta (12)
Hawaii: Honolulu (11)
Idaho: Boise (15)
Illinois: Chicago (12)
Indiana: Indianapolis (15)
Kentucky: Louisville (15)
Maryland: Baltimore (14)
Massachusetts: Boston (8)
Minnesota: Minneapolis (15)
Missouri: Kansas City (15) · St. Louis (15)
Nevada: Las Vegas (13)
New York: New York (9)
North Carolina: Charlotte (14) · Raleigh (15)
Ohio: Cincinnati (15) · Columbus (15)
Oregon: Portland (14)
Pennsylvania: Philadelphia (10) · Pittsburgh (15)
Tennessee: Memphis (14) · Nashville (15)
Texas: Austin (11) · Dallas (13) · Fort Worth (13) · Houston (9) · San Antonio (13)
Washington: Seattle (6)
Wisconsin: Milwaukee (14)
A typical office cleaning checklist
- Workstations: empty trash and recycling, wipe clear desk surfaces, phones and shared equipment.
- Restrooms: clean and disinfect toilets, sinks and counters, refill soap, paper towels and toilet paper, mop floors.
- Kitchen and break room: wipe counters, tables, sinks and appliance fronts, empty trash.
- Floors: vacuum carpets and mop hard floors in traffic areas.
- Common areas: clean entry glass, door handles, light switches and elevator buttons.
What affects the price of office cleaning
- Square footage and how many people use the space.
- How often you want service, and whether it must happen after hours.
- Number of restrooms and kitchens.
- Floor types and any carpet or hard-floor care you add.
- Whether the company supplies paper products and chemicals.
Prices vary widely by city and building, so compare at least two or three written quotes based on the same task list.
How to choose a company
- Insurance: ask for a certificate of general liability insurance and proof of workers' compensation coverage, and check the dates.
- Bonding: a janitorial bond (also called a business service bond) covers theft by the company's employees. Many property managers require one.
- Background checks: ask whether staff who will have keys or alarm codes are background-checked.
- Written scope: get a task list by frequency (nightly, weekly, monthly) after a walkthrough, not a price over the phone.
- Supplies: confirm who pays for trash liners, paper products, soap and cleaning chemicals.
- Supervision: ask who inspects the work and how you report a missed task.
- Contract terms: check the length, the notice needed to cancel, and whether the price can change mid-term.
- References: ask for two or three current clients with a building like yours.
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Frequently asked questions
How often should an office be cleaned?
It depends on how many people use the space and how much foot traffic it gets. Busy offices often need restrooms and kitchens cleaned every working day, while a small office may only need service once or twice a week. A walkthrough with the cleaning company is the best way to set the schedule.
Do office cleaners bring their own supplies?
Most bring their own equipment and cleaning chemicals. Paper products, trash liners and hand soap are sometimes supplied by the cleaner and sometimes by the client, so confirm this in the contract.
Is it better to clean the office during the day or after hours?
After-hours cleaning avoids disturbing staff and is the most common setup. Some buildings add a day porter for restrooms and common areas during business hours.
How do I find office cleaning services near me?
Pick your city on this page to see the most-reviewed local companies with phone numbers and websites, or send one free quote request below.