Restrooms
Restrooms are the most critical area in any office cleaning routine.
- Toilets and urinals cleaned and sanitized
- Sinks and countertops wiped and sanitized
- Mirrors cleaned streak-free
- Soap, paper towels, and toilet paper restocked
- Floors swept and mopped
- Trash and sanitary bins emptied
- Door handles and light switches sanitized
- Vent covers dusted
Kitchen and break rooms
Shared food areas accumulate mess quickly and require attention to hygiene.
- Countertops wiped and sanitized
- Sink cleaned and shined
- Microwave interior and exterior wiped
- Refrigerator exterior wiped (interior cleaning may be add-on)
- Cabinet fronts wiped
- Tables and chairs wiped
- Floors swept and mopped
- Trash emptied and bins wiped
Workspaces and offices
Individual desks and workspaces need dusting and surface care.
- Desk surfaces dusted and wiped (avoiding papers and equipment)
- Computer monitors and keyboards lightly dusted
- Shelving and filing cabinets dusted
- Window sills wiped
- Trash bins emptied
- Phones and high-touch surfaces sanitized
Common areas and reception
First impressions matter — common areas should look polished and welcoming.
- Reception desk wiped and organized
- Lobby furniture dusted and wiped
- Glass doors and partitions cleaned
- Magazine racks and decor tidied
- Cobwebs removed from corners
- Light switches and door handles sanitized
Floors throughout
Floor care is a major part of office cleaning and varies by surface type.
- Carpets vacuumed — including under desks and in corners
- Hard floors swept and mopped
- Entryway mats shaken or vacuumed
- Spots and stains addressed
- Baseboards edged
Throughout the office
Don't forget these whole-office tasks that keep the space feeling fresh.
- All trash emptied and relined
- Cobwebs removed from ceiling corners
- Vents and registers dusted
- Light fixtures wiped
- Interior glass cleaned
- High-touch surfaces sanitized — door handles, light switches, elevator buttons