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Medical Cleaning Services

Commercial and Custodial Cleaning Specialists

Build a customizable service plan that meets your needs and budget.

1. Office Cleaning

• Daily Maintenance: Dusting, vacuuming, surface disinfection, trash removal, and cleaning of high-touch areas (door handles, light switches).

• Restroom & Kitchen Cleaning: Thorough cleaning and sanitization of restrooms and breakrooms, including replenishment of supplies.

• Window & Glass Cleaning: Cleaning interior glass surfaces and sometimes exterior windows to maintain a professional look.

• Floor Care: Sweeping, mopping, and occasional deep cleaning or buffing to keep floors immaculate.

2. Medical Cleaning

• May require cleaning of equipment.

• Strict Disinfection Protocols: Use of hospital-grade disinfectants and sterilization techniques in patient rooms, operating areas, and waiting areas.

• Biohazard Handling: Proper disposal and handling of biohazardous waste and contaminated materials.

• Regulatory Compliance: Adherence to CDC and OSHA standards, and thorough staff training on infection control.

3. Manufacturing Office Cleaning

• May require more cleaning attention
• Daily Maintenance: Dusting, vacuuming, surface disinfection, trash removal, and cleaning of high-touch areas (door handles, light switches).
• Restroom & Kitchen Cleaning: Thorough cleaning and sanitization of restrooms and breakrooms, including replenishment of supplies.
• Window & Glass Cleaning: Cleaning interior glass surfaces and sometimes exterior windows to maintain a professional look.
• Floor Care: Sweeping, mopping, and occasional deep cleaning or buffing to keep floors immaculate.

4. Retail Cleaning

• Customer-Focused Cleaning: Maintaining clean, welcoming storefronts and public areas (floors, displays, entrances) to create a positive shopping experience.

• High-Traffic Areas: Frequent cleaning of areas with heavy foot traffic, including restrooms and cashier areas, to ensure hygiene.

5. Floor Care

• Regular Maintenance: Sweeping, mopping, vacuuming, and dusting for daily upkeep.

• Deep Cleaning: Periodic stripping, waxing, polishing, and buffing for hard floors; carpet steam cleaning and extraction.

• Protective Treatments: Application of sealers or finish protectants to extend the life of the flooring.

6. Kitchen Cleaning

• Surface and Appliance Sanitization: Cleaning countertops, sinks, and appliances with degreasers and disinfectants.

• Ventilation & Grease Removal: Cleaning exhaust hoods, vents, and removing accumulated grease from surfaces.

• Food-Safe Practices: Use of chemicals that meet safety standards for environments where food is prepared.

7. Safety, Security, and Employee Vetting

• Employee Background Checks: Rigorous screening and training to ensure trustworthy, reliable staff.

• Safety Protocols: Implementation of OSHA-approved procedures and personal protective equipment (PPE) usage.

• Security Measures: Secure access for cleaning teams, proper handling of keys and alarm systems, and routine audits for quality assurance.

8. Green Cleaning

• Eco-Friendly Products: Use of biodegradable, low-VOC, or non-toxic cleaning agents that reduce environmental impact.

• Sustainable Practices: Recycling programs, water-saving technologies, and energy-efficient equipment.

• Certifications: Obtaining green cleaning certifications to provide clients with evidence of sustainable practices.

9. Insurance Package

• General Liability Insurance: Protects against damage to client property or third-party injuries during service.

• Workers’ Compensation: Covers employee injuries or accidents on the job.

• Bonding: Provides additional security and assurance to clients regarding the reliability of your staff.

• Additional Endorsements: Depending on client requirements, include coverage for property damage, environmental liability, and other risks specific to the cleaning industry.

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