Workplace Deep Cleaning Explained by Clean Group Experts

Cleaning is an essential but sensitive subject for commercial premises. While every business person understands the importance of keeping their offices clean, they are not always able to pay full attention to the office cleaning needs of their business, either because of the lack of time or due to an extensive workload.

In any case, cleaning is something that must be kept above all other things for businesses that truly care about impressing their customers and keeping their workers safe.

Office deep cleaning refers to the thorough cleaning of an office building. This is different from routine general office cleaning. While general cleaning involves dusting and mopping floors and toilet cleaning, among other basic tasks and helps keep the office clean for the day, deep cleaning is much more thorough and involves cleaning areas that are otherwise missed in general cleaning. These may include corners, vents, cobwebs, fans and the top of cupboards.

Different businesses have different cleaning needs. Some might be looking for general office cleaning but others might expect a much deeper cleaning from their cleaning staff. “Deep office cleaning isn’t for everyone. 

A company looking to keep its office premises clean round-the-clock should probably hire a routine cleaning service. Deep cleaning is more of a one-time job and should be done once a month or so to take care of those unreachable areas and missed spots,” says Suji Siv, owner and CEO of Clean Group.

Here, the Clean Group team highlights quick facts about office deep cleaning and shares details that can be useful both for cleaners and office owners.

Why Is Office Deep Cleaning Needed?

Let’s face it, one cannot and should not expect a routine cleaning service to cover every inch of the office. No matter how good the cleaners are, they will be working on a fixed schedule and with a plan and cannot bother to pay attention to every detail and search and remove dirt from under the furniture and the top of cabinets. 

Some might do it, but not everyone will. This is why a deep cleaning service is needed for the office, to make sure that every inch of the facility is thoroughly cleaned at least once every while.

Moreover, deep cleaning will also ensure that certain items in the office such as curtains, electronics and furniture items that are used daily but cleaned rarely also have their day in the sun.

It will also help reduce germs, bacteria and allergens that are unseen to the naked eye but can be seriously harmful to people.

What Does a Deep Office Cleaning Service Include?

Ideally, a deep cleaning service will include the cleaning of every inch of the office, including every corner, every room, cabinet, piece of furniture, window, door, wall, ceiling, kitchen, vents, all the bathrooms, lifts, stairs, surfaces, every electronic item, store room, corridors, and every single place inside the property.

It will include moving furniture like couches and desks and cleaning the areas beneath and behind them. Deep cleaning will also include scrubbing the floors, steam or dry cleaning or shampooing the carpets and cleaning every single mat and both exterior and interior window cleaning.

The frequency of deep cleaning might vary from business to business. Heavy-traffic commercial facilities such as malls, movie theatres, hospitals and grocery stores might need frequent deep cleaning, like once every month, while premises like private offices will need less frequent deep cleaning such as once every six months or so.

Clean Group is a full-service commercial office cleaning company in Sydney and provides both routine cleaning and deep cleaning services to local businesses ranging from offices and retail stores to malls, cinemas, hospitals, childcare centres, gyms, schools, churches, and many more.

They provide the most comprehensive office deep cleaning service in the region, as their cleaning service covers what other companies do not. For one, their cleaners will wash the floors thoroughly and will even move the furniture and fixtures if needed.

They use industrial-grade cleaning machines such as the i-mop floor scrubber to deep scrub and clean commercial floors. Their equipment is flexible enough to reach and clean areas that are otherwise hard to access.

They will also remove any tough stains that they come across while cleaning the floors. The task is finished by disinfecting the floors using a certified floor disinfectant.

Other than that, a standard deep office cleaning service of Clean Group will include cleaning surfaces that are missed during routine cleaning, vacuuming and cleaning carpets, removing stains from carpets, glass and walls, cleaning vents, and disinfecting washrooms.

An office owner looking for reliable office deep cleaning services in any suburb in and around Sydney can contact Clean Group for a free estimate.

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