Commercial & Industrial Janitorial Services
Janitorial work is the part of your building people notice every day: the washroom at 3 p.m., the lunchroom after second break, the front entrance when a customer walks in. It only works when the tasks, the frequency and the supply responsibilities are written down and followed.
Suitable for
- Warehouse and distribution sites with offices and staff amenities
- Manufacturing plants with lunchrooms, locker rooms and washrooms
- Single-tenant and multi-tenant commercial buildings
- Businesses running more than one location in the GTHA
Typical scope
What the work covers, area by area
Your final scope is written after the walkthrough. This is the shape it usually takes.
Washrooms
- Clean and disinfect toilets, urinals, partitions and sinks
- Clean mirrors, counters and touch points such as handles and dispensers
- Restock paper, soap and liners from the agreed supply source
- Damp mop floors and flush drains where present
- Empty and reline waste and sanitary bins
Offices and meeting rooms
- Empty waste and recycling into the building's bins
- Dust desks, ledges, sills and low surfaces (clear-surface policy confirmed with you)
- Spot clean glass, partitions and door handles
- Vacuum carpet and hard-floor traffic areas
- Periodic detail dusting of vents, baseboards and higher fixtures
Lunchrooms and kitchenettes
- Wipe tables, chairs, counters and appliance exteriors
- Clean sinks and backsplashes
- Empty organics, recycling and waste, and clean bin bodies periodically
- Sweep and damp mop floors
Locker rooms and change areas
- Clean and disinfect benches, locker exteriors and touch points
- Clean showers and floor drains where present
- Damp mop floors with a dedicated mop system
Entrances, corridors and common areas
- Clean entrance glass within reach and wipe frames and push plates
- Vacuum or sweep mats and hard floors, and set out wet-floor signage in season
- Spot clean walls, railings and elevator interiors where applicable
- Tidy and spot clean reception and waiting areas
Service details
Everything else you may want to know
Open any topic for details, or contact us for a scope and price specific to your site.
About this service
We build a site-specific cleaning schedule for the occupied areas of your facility and staff it consistently, so the same work happens on the same days without you having to chase it.
Not included, or assessed separately
- Production equipment, machine interiors and process residues
- Exterior windows above ground level and any work needing lifts or swing stages
- Kitchen hood and duct cleaning, which is a licensed trade
- Snow clearing, landscaping and waste haulage contracts
- Biohazard remediation, mould remediation and hoarding cleanup
- Carpet extraction and floor restoration, quoted as scheduled work
Recurring service or a scheduled project
Recurring
Most sites run nightly, alternating-day or weekly service with a written task list per area. Periodic tasks (high dusting within reach, vent faces, detail washroom work) are scheduled into the same agreement at a set frequency.
One-time or scheduled project
One-time or seasonal cleans are available where you need a reset before an audit, an open house or a tenant move-in, with or without a recurring agreement afterwards.
Scheduling and access
Cleaning is available 24/7 and can be scheduled at any hour, including overnight and weekends, to work around your operations.
- After-hours, early-morning and during-shift service are all workable; we confirm which suits your building before quoting.
- Access arrangements are agreed in writing: keys, fobs, lockbox, alarm codes, gate access or an on-site contact letting the crew in.
- We confirm who your day-to-day contact is and how issues are raised and closed out.
- Statutory holidays, shutdown weeks and reduced-service periods are listed in the agreement rather than assumed.
How this gets quoted and what affects price
Every scope starts with a walkthrough of your site. We look at the areas involved, the condition they are in, how the space is used during the day, and what access looks like. The written proposal that follows lists the areas, the tasks in each area, the frequency and who is responsible for what.
We do not publish rates, because they would be guesses. These are the factors that move the number for this service:
- Cleanable area and how many distinct areas need separate task lists
- Frequency and the number of service days per week
- Washroom count, fixture count and daily traffic
- Whether the work is after-hours, during a shift, or split across shifts
- Floor types and how much of the area is carpet, tile or sealed concrete
- Whether consumables (paper, soap, liners) are supplied by you or by us
- Access and security requirements, including escorted access
Example written scope
| Area | Tasks | Frequency | Responsibility |
|---|---|---|---|
| Washrooms | Fixtures, touch points, floors, restock | Each service day | ALD |
| Offices | Waste, dusting, vacuum traffic areas | Each service day | ALD |
| Lunchroom | Tables, counters, sink, floors, bins | Each service day | ALD |
| Consumables | Paper, soap, liners supplied and stocked | Ongoing | To be agreed |
| Vents and high ledges | Detail dusting within safe reach | Periodic | ALD |
Questions
Commercial & Industrial Janitorial — common questions
Who supplies washroom paper, soap and liners?
Can you clean while our office staff are working?
What happens if our regular cleaner is away?
Do you handle recycling and organics sorting?
How do we raise an issue with the work?
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Read more →Request a walkthrough for commercial & industrial janitorial
We will look at the site, confirm what is needed and prepare a written scope of work.