Office building cleaning for Metro Detroit towers and corporate campuses

Office building cleaning happens in stages. Nightly the trash and recycling are taken out, restrooms are cleaned and restocked, desks and break rooms are wiped and floors vacuumed or mopped. On a weekly or monthly basis the cleaning goes deeper with high dusting, baseboards cleaned, carpet spotting and machine scrubbing. A few times a year carpets are extracted, hard floors refinished and all the glass washed inside and out.

That organization only exists when it's written out. Once we walk through your building, we design a cleaning schedule for your building: which rooms get cleaned each night, which rooms each week, which duties fall on which day and who inspects them. Crews work from that same schedule each night, and managers audit the building based on that schedule. Our office cleaning checklist illustrates a typical breakdown between nightly, weekly and monthly duties.

Winter in Michigan has its own workload, as well. Salt and slush start entering the building in late fall and continue until spring. It's tracked in on every set of shoes, leaves white residue on the tile in the lobby and gets worked into the carpet by the elevators. Entrance areas require more attention during those months and the floor schedule adjusts seasonally.

Corporate campuses add distance and variety: multiple buildings, training rooms, cafeterias, fitness rooms and executive suites, each with different hours of operation. One cleaning plan covers the entire campus, managed by one RCO manager who knows every building on the corporate campus. Large campuses may also qualify for daily on-site management, with a manager at the buildings every day.