Rooms and surfaces
Identify the office areas, restrooms, kitchenette, floors, and accessible surfaces to include. Tell us about delicate finishes and anything that should not be moved.
Commercial move-in cleaning
before your business opens.
A new lease comes with keys, deliveries, and an opening date. Plan the cleaning scope around those steps, with responsibilities agreed before work begins.
Start with the lease and the space
Ask your landlord or property manager which cleaning services are included in the lease. Shared corridors, elevators, restrooms, and suite interiors may have different responsibilities. We quote the work your business needs separately, rather than assuming the whole building is yours to arrange.
What to include in the walkthrough
Keys and deliveries
Share the proposed occupancy date, furniture delivery timing, and access windows. Arrange alarm and key details directly with our team, outside the public inquiry form.
Building requirements
Check loading access, elevator bookings, vendor paperwork, and who can approve the work. Confirm any certificate requirements before signing the service agreement.
The first recurring visit
A move-in clean and ongoing janitorial service have different scopes. If you need both, discuss the first occupied week and the cleaning frequency separately.
After a renovation
If contractors are still producing dust, a pre-occupancy clean may need to follow the final construction work. Review post-construction cleaning and identify any return visit before agreeing on a date. We confirm availability after reviewing the project.
Before requesting a quote
Have the city, approximate square footage, target date, and the person responsible for selecting the cleaning provider ready. No patient records, alarm codes, or other sensitive access information are needed in the form.
Serving businesses in San Francisco, San Mateo, and San Jose, with coverage confirmed for your address.