Guides
Answers before you buy a cleaning contract
Written for the person who has to sign the contract and then live with it. No forms, no email required, no sales pitch in the middle of a sentence.
Guides
- 01Buying a contract
What belongs in a commercial cleaning scope of work
What a janitorial scope of work should list, area by area and frequency by frequency, and the lines that get left out until something goes wrong.Read it - 02Choosing a service
Day porter or night cleaning, and when a building needs both
The difference between a day porter and a night janitorial crew, what each one is good at, and how to tell which your building actually needs.Read it - 03Changing vendor
How to switch commercial cleaning companies without a gap in service
What to check before you change janitorial vendors: notice periods, keys and codes, the scope, the first-week inspections, and how to avoid a week of nobody cleaning.Read it
Next step
Walk the building with us
Under an hour on site with the supervisor who would run the account. You get a written scope of work for your building.