Commercial Cleaning Blog

When you’re looking for a commercial cleaner, it’s not unusual to go through some version of a proposal process. Your typical commercial cleaner will gather basic details about your site (via email, over the phone, or in person), throw together a quote, and hope for the best. In some cases, unfortunately, this opens the door for you to receive generic proposals that overpromise what is possible.

“We know we have a cleaning problem, but we want to minimise the investment, as we see commercial cleaning as an expense.” Meet Our Client This Brisbane car dealership has a main dealership that includes two large buildings (as well as several small site buildings), two off-site service centres, and a second large used car dealership. At first, their team was sceptical about whether investing more in cleaning would really make a difference. But by the end of the first year, they could see the impact – not just a cleaner, better-maintained workspace, but also happier staff and a noticeable boost in productivity.

I’ve been in this business for more than 30 years, and one thing has not changed. Commercial cleaning companies do not make it easy to understand how their services are priced and why, and that makes your job more difficult than it should be.