Facility cleaning
Most buildings need a different mix of nightly work, periodic floor care and detail cleaning. We price the mix your facility actually needs.
Keys, codes and alarm procedures are settled before the first shift.
Work is scheduled when the space is quiet, not around your staff.
High dusting, vents and touch-points are part of the rotation.
Contract cleaning
Regular cleaning, periodic deep work and one-off projects, handled by the same team so nothing falls between visits.
Entrances, partitions and interior windows kept clear of marks and prints.
Stripping, waxing, buffing and burnishing scheduled ahead as periodic work.
Entrances, elevators, stairwells and reception kept presentable through the day.
Extraction, spot treatment and traffic-lane work on a set rotation.
Process
You get the task list, the frequency and the shift times in writing before anything starts.
Access, keys and alarm procedure are settled, and the first clean runs against the scope.
Frequency and tasks are changed as the building's use changes, in writing each time.
They can be carried on the program: paper goods, liners and soap counted and restocked, or you keep supplying them and we handle the cleaning only.
Most buildings are cleaned after hours or early morning. Day porter cover is available where the space cannot be left until the evening.
It gets raised, logged against the scope and picked up on the next visit. Repeat issues change the scope rather than being absorbed quietly.
Where that is what the building needs, yes. Most work is scheduled for quiet hours so nobody has to work around a cleaning crew.
Post-construction cleans, move-outs and deep cleans are quoted on their own, whether or not there is a regular program in place.
Yes. Frequency can step up or down as the building's use changes, and periodic work can be moved on the calendar. Changes are confirmed in writing.
The short version
Fresh Look Clean runs commercial cleaning programs for buildings that need the work done the same way every week. The scope is written after a walkthrough, the crew is assigned to the building rather than rotated through it, and the work is checked against what was agreed.
The scope changes with the building. These are the kinds of facilities we run programs in.