Commercial cleaning
The floor is part of the display
In a store, foot traffic shows up on entry mats, glass and fitting-room mirrors faster than anywhere else in the building. A customer notices before you do.
Before you open or after you close. Never during trading hours.
Set at your walk-through, based on foot traffic. Most stores run three days a week; daily service is available once your account has a dedicated crew.
Why timing matters more here
A mop bucket on the sales floor during opening hours costs you sales. We schedule before opening or after close, so shelves stay shoppable and no customer ever sees us working.
What the service covers
- Entry glass, mats and thresholds
- Sales floor and aisle floors
- Fitting rooms and mirrors
- Counters and point-of-sale areas
- Customer restrooms
- Back-of-house and stockroom floors
What it does not
- Exterior storefront glass and signage — a separately licensed trade
- Merchandise, displays and register drawers — we don't touch product or cash
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