We don't believe every business needs the same cleaning frequency or the same combination of services. That's why we build programs around your actual requirements.
Cleaning Programs
A cleaning program has two variables: what gets cleaned, and how often. Get the second one wrong and you either pay for service you don't need or live with areas that never quite recover.
The six programs below are the building blocks. Almost every site we service uses more than one of them — a daily program for the areas that carry traffic, something lighter for the areas that don't, and periodic or specialist work on its own cycle.
Most workplaces don't need one program. They need the right combination.
The Building Blocks
For businesses that require consistent day-to-day maintenance and presentation. Amenities, high-touch surfaces, floors and waste are handled every service day, so the workplace opens in the same condition each morning.
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Regular cleaning arranged around your preferred days and operating schedule. Suited to premises that don't need daily attention but do need service that is predictable enough to plan around.
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Additional cleaning services planned at appropriate intervals, so work that doesn't belong in a routine visit still happens on a known cycle rather than only once somebody notices it hasn't.
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Detailed cleaning for areas requiring additional attention beyond routine service — build-up a regular visit is not designed to remove, or a full reset before an inspection, handover or reopening.
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Targeted solutions for specific surfaces, environments or cleaning requirements, where the method matters as much as the frequency and the wrong approach can do more harm than no clean at all.
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Laboratory Cleaning · Healthcare Cleaning · Warehouse Cleaning
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A combination of services and frequencies tailored to your business. This is the most common outcome of a site assessment, because most premises contain areas that need daily attention alongside areas that plainly don't.
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Compare at a Glance
Most sites use more than one. A site assessment is how we work out the combination, but this is the shape of the decision.
| Program | Frequency | Typical scope |
|---|---|---|
| Daily Cleaning | Every operating day | Amenities, kitchens, high-touch points, floors, waste |
| Scheduled Cleaning | Set days each week or fortnight | Full routine clean of the agreed areas |
| Periodic Cleaning | Monthly, quarterly or seasonally | High dusting, vents, glass, hard-floor treatment |
| Deep Cleaning | Scheduled, or as required | Detailed clean of kitchens, amenities, floors and fixtures |
| Specialist Cleaning | As required, or built into the program | Method-specific work on nominated surfaces or areas |
| Custom Programs | Mixed, set by area | Whatever the assessment shows the site actually needs |
What Goes Into a Program
A program is the schedule. These are the services it schedules.
Talk to us about building a cleaning program for your workplace. No obligation — just a conversation about what your business needs.