Office cleaning sits inside the janitorial category, run after the last person leaves. The route hits the obvious items, trash, restrooms, the kitchen, the floors, and loops back to the detail items, dusting and glass, on a slower cadence.
Cadence depends on headcount, visitor traffic and whether the kitchen gets real use. A small professional office in St. George might run twice a week. A busy suite in Washington or Santa Clara with constant client traffic runs five nights.
Office Cleaning for St. George businesses
Office cleaning in St. George often means small, single-tenant buildings where a one or two person crew handles the whole route in two or three hours. That makes consistency the number-one thing to ask about on the quote.
A typical office cleaning schedule
| Task | Cadence |
|---|---|
| Trash and recycling out | Each shift |
| Restrooms cleaned and restocked | Each shift |
| Kitchen counters and sinks | Each shift |
| Vacuum carpet and mop hard floors | Each shift |
| Dust desks and ledges | Weekly |
| Interior glass panels | Monthly |
This is the starting specification. After the walk-through, the provider adjusts the cadence to how your building actually operates.
What the scope normally covers
- Workstations and shared surfaces dusted
- Trash and recycling pulled
- Restrooms worked and restocked
- Breakroom and kitchenette reset
- Carpet vacuumed, hard floors mopped
- Glass, doors and touch points cleaned
The final task list and cadence get specified between you and the provider when the quote gets written up.
Where requests tend to come from
Businesses across the St. George metro send us office cleaning requests, from St. George, Washington, Hurricane, Ivins, Santa Clara, La Verkin and the surrounding towns. See all areas.