Daily cleaning keeps the building in order. These are the jobs that restore the surfaces, and the ones that call for their own equipment or their own procedures.
Periodic cleaning.
Deep cleaning
A thorough pass through the whole premises. Surfaces outside the daily routine are included, and the building is returned to a known baseline.
Floor maintenance
The method follows the floor covering and its maintenance documentation. The right treatment at the right time keeps wear down and defers the need to lay new flooring.
Polish treatment
Applies a protective layer to hard floors. The layer takes the wear instead of the floor, and restores the shine.
Window cleaning
Inside and out, at a frequency matched to the facade and how exposed the building is. Glass walls and internal glass panels are handled as part of the periodic work.
Carpet and upholstery cleaning
Carpets and textile furniture collect dirt that vacuuming does not lift. Cleaning restores the colour and extends their service life.
Specialised cleaning.
Infection control cleaning
Cleaning to fixed procedures during infection or heightened risk. Touch points and hygiene-critical surfaces are treated systematically, from the cleanest to the dirtiest point.
Food industry cleaning
Cleaning in areas where food is handled, with documentation and chemistry matched to the requirements that apply to foodstuffs.
Move-out cleaning
The premises are put in order on moving in or out, so they are handed over in the condition the agreement describes.
Facade cleaning
Algae, dust and pollution build up on the facade over time. Washing lifts the first impression and contributes to a longer service life for the materials.
Mat service
Mats in the entrance zone stop most of the dirt before it reaches the building. A fixed replacement schedule keeps that working through the year.
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