Office & Business Cleaning Procedures

Objective: To thoroughly clean a business/office setting to provide a comfortable, healthy and friendly working environment.

Supplies & Equipment Needed:
· Backpack/Dual Motor/Single Motor Upright Vacuums
· Brooms & Dust Pans
· Caution, Safety & Wet Floor Signs
· Disinfectant Sprays/Wipes
· Dual Speed/Rotary Floor Scrubbing Buffers
· Furniture & Wood Polishing Cleaners
· Garbage Bags
· Glass Cleaning Chemicals
· High Speed Burnishers
· Janitorial Carts
· Portable Carpet Spotters
· Stain Removing Carpet Chemicals

A.) Visually check the area for any types debris or paper. Pick these items up and dispose of them properly.
B.) Vacuum up any dirt or debris that can't be removed by hand.
C.) If there are any spots or stains on the carpets, floors, walls, furniture or baseboards immediately wipe those up. For carpet or upholstery stains, start by identifying the type of stain by using our stain removal instructions guide. Then follow up with a portable spotter like our carpet spotter stain removing machine to remove the stain and chemical.

A.) Dust all surfaces, including desks, filing cabinets and shelves.
B.) Empty trash cans and replace garbage bags, a very popular size is the high density 10-15 gallon trash bags for individual offices. Clean trash can and surrounding area if necessary.
C.) Wipe down desks, telephones, calculators, and computer keyboards thoroughly using a disinfectant spray or wipe, like our germicidal disinfecting wipes.
D.) Dust heating vents, ledges, door jambs and window sills at any easily reachable level.
E.) Dust mop all tiled or hard surface floors, then sweep up that debris into dust pan following our dust mop procedures.
F.) Wet mop all hard floor surfaces following our step by step floor mopping instructions.
G.) Vacuum all carpeted floors, starting with the mats and runners, following our carpet vacuuming procedures.

A.) Clean wall-mounted units such as paper towel dispensers and hand dryers with a disinfectant spray or wipe. Paying special attention to all fixtures and items in the restroom, all the while following our restroom cleaning procedures.
B.) Wipe down all vertical surfaces in a office with an all purpose cleaner.
C.) Spray buff hard surface floors following our spray buffing a floor or our burnishing a floor procedures. The spray procedures will be used with a low speed floor buffer, like our 20" low speed floor buffing polisher. The burnishing procedures will be best utilized with a high speed burnisher like our ultra high speed burnisher.
D.) Polish desks, tables, chairs, and any other wood objects by using a furniture polish to help maintain a professional shine.
E.) Dust or vacuum all vents, overhead circular fans, and behind hard to reach areas like tables and desks.
F.) Clean all windows with a glass cleaner to remove all marks and fingerprints.

A.) Strip and recoat any tiled floors to remove scuff marks and any imperfections in the finish. Following our stripping a floor and our applying floor finish procedures will guarantee a high shine on your floor This will also make it extremely durable for long periods of time, extending the time between additional stripping and recoatings.
B.) Extract all carpeting, runners, mats and upholstery following our carpet extracting instructions. For any heavily soiled areas, or traffic pattern areas, follow our carpet bonneting instructions for proper carpet scrubbing instructions.
C.) Spray buff or burnish the floor immediately to make the finish "pop" as much as possible.
D.) Institute a burnishing program to prolong the life of your floor, as well as maintaining its appearance at all times of the year.

Applying Floor Finish Burnishing a Floor Carpet Bonnet Scrubbing Carpet Extraction Disinfecting Toilets & Urinals Dust Mopping Employee & Personnel Hygiene Entrance & Lobby Cleaning Floor Scrubbing with a Buffer	Flu Prevention Tips Mopping a Floor Office Cleaning Restroom Cleaning Scrubbing with an Auto Scrubber Spray Buffing a Floor Stripping a Floor Vacuuming Carpets Window Cleaning