Six services, each delivered against a written specification agreed at survey. Scroll for what is included in each.
Cleaning requirements are set by the premises and its regulator, not by a tier on a price list. Each service below states exactly what it covers.
Clinical environments are cleaned against a written specification rather than a general checklist. Work is zoned by risk, equipment is colour-coded to prevent cross-contamination between clinical and sanitary areas, and touch points are treated separately from floors and general surfaces. Each visit is signed off so the practice holds a dated record for its own inspection file.
Care settings need cleaning that fits around residents, mealtimes and visiting hours. We cover bedrooms, communal lounges, dining rooms, bathrooms and corridors on a fixed rota, with the same team wherever possible so residents see familiar faces. Cleaning schedules and product data sheets are supplied for your records, which is what inspectors ask to see.
Weekly, fortnightly or one-off house cleaning built on a task list you agree at the first visit, so nothing is assumed and nothing is missed. Kitchens and bathrooms are treated as priority areas. The same cleaner attends wherever scheduling allows, and you can adjust the task list at any point without renegotiating the whole arrangement.
Commercial cleaning scheduled before or after your working day, so desks, meeting rooms, kitchens and washrooms are ready before staff arrive. Washroom consumables are checked and restocked on every visit and reported when stock runs low, which removes the most common source of complaints. Frequency ranges from daily to weekly depending on headcount and footfall.
End of tenancy work is measured against the check-out inventory, not against a generic list. Ovens, extractors, inside cupboards, skirtings, window interiors and appliance seals are covered because those are the items that trigger deposit deductions. Book it after the property is emptied so every surface is reachable, and we will return to address anything the check-out report raises.
Enhanced cleaning for situations a routine schedule is not designed to handle: outbreak response, post-incident decontamination and high-risk areas during periods of elevated transmission. Work is planned around a defined contact time for each product rather than a fixed clock, because disinfectants only perform when left on the surface long enough to work. Areas are documented before release back into use.