Planned maintenance programmes for commercial floors
Reactive cleaning costs more over a floor's life than a schedule that keeps ahead of the soil load.
Appearance level is a maintenance outcome, not a one-visit outcome. Entrance zones, lift lobbies and main circulation routes take the majority of the soil in almost every building, and they are the areas that decide how the whole floor is judged.
These pages set out the programme types we run, what each covers, how visits are sequenced around trading hours, and how a multi-site agreement is priced on floor area and access.
Programme types
10 pages, each written for one specific situation.
Monthly Carpet Maintenance
For businesses where footfall never stops, a once-a-year deep clean is rarely enough to keep carpets looking their best.
diagnosticQuarterly Hard Floor Care
Hard floors are an investment that requires more than just a daily mop to maintain their safety and shine.
checklistAnnual Deep Cleaning
A yearly 'reset' for your floors that reaches the areas and the dirt that regular maintenance can't touch.
casefileMulti-Site Floor Care
Maintaining consistent appearance standards across several locations is a logistical challenge that we simplify.
briefOut-of-Hours Cleaning
The biggest barrier to professional cleaning is often the fear of downtime. Our out-of-hours service removes that obstacle.
specEntrance Zone Maintenance
Most of the dirt in your building enters through the front door. Managing the entrance is key to protecting the rest of your floors.
diagnosticStone Maintenance Contracts
Natural stone is a premium surface that requires specialist knowledge to maintain its integrity and appearance.
checklistVinyl Floor Maintenance
Modern vinyl and LVT floors are tough, but they still need professional care to stay clean and safe.
briefUpholstery Refresh Programme
Seating is one of the most touched surfaces in any office or public space, yet it's often the most neglected.
comparisonAppearance Level Monitoring
Don't just clean; manage your floor's lifecycle with data-driven appearance monitoring.
Not sure which applies to your building?
Describe the floor or the fabric and we will tell you what is realistic — and what is not.