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Cleaning focus
Distinguish property usage before selecting a service
First distinguish between office, industrial building unit, shopping mall shop, or other usage, then select services based on daily, post-renovation, moving, or floor treatment needs. After searching the directory, provide the unit location, area, and available access time slots for inquiries.
Industrial and commercial properties do not mean every unit is an office
There may be different uses within the same building. State the actual usage method first, then list the needs for work desks, conference rooms, pantries, restrooms, floors, or carpets, to avoid applying lists from other units directly.
First distinguish between office, working, and equipment areas
Industrial building units may be used as offices, studios, or for other purposes. Provide photos of the usage of each area, floor materials, equipment, and tools to first confirm which areas can be cleaned and which items cannot be moved.
First distinguish between inside the shop or the mall's common areas
Please provide the floor, shop number, actual area, and specify the shop interior, back-of-house, or common areas to be cleaned, for easier confirmation of service scope and access arrangements.
Services and pricing
Commercial/Industrial Building Service, Fees and Scope
Fees are assessed based on area, stain condition, work scope, and location; quotes will be confirmed before scheduling.
- Office cleaning$140Hourly rate
For office, studio, or showroom units, arrangements can be made based on workstations, reception areas, pantries, restrooms, and floor areas; one-off work before relocation and regular cleaning should be quoted separately.
- Dusting workstations, conference rooms, and reception areas
- Pantry and restroom cleaning
Other 2 items of scope and appointment key points
- Carpet vacuuming and floor cleaning
- Trash collection and bag replacement
Please provide office area, location, and preferred cleaning frequency.
- Post-renovation cleaning$1,600Starting from
If fine dust, paint splatters on glass/tiles, or tape marks remain after completion, they should be assessed under post-renovation cleaning rather than just hourly housekeeping.
- Multi-pass vacuuming and wet mopping to handle fine construction dust
- Removing paint splatters and tape marks from glass and tile surfaces
Other 4 items of scope and appointment key points
- Cabinet interior/exterior, shelving, and rail cleaning
- Dusting window tracks and air conditioning outlet surfaces
- Removing construction stains from bathroom and kitchen sanitary ware
- High-temperature steam treatment for stubborn areas
Please book after contractors have finished and debris has been cleared, and send on-site photos for assessment.
- Carpet cleaning$1.5Starting from per sq. ft.
If carpets have accumulated dust, stains, or odors, deep extraction cleaning is required instead of just vacuuming. Please provide dimensions, material, and close-up photos of stains, and allow for drying time.
- Deep vacuuming
- Pre-treatment of stains
Other 2 items of scope and appointment key points
- Extraction cleaning
- Moisture extraction
Please provide carpet dimensions, material, and photos.
- Disinfection service$1Per sq. ft.
If you require treatment for high-touch areas like door handles and switches after cleaning, you can inquire about disinfection; disinfection does not replace removing dust and stains; please ventilate as instructed after completion.
- Spray disinfection after cleaning
- Focusing on high-touch areas like door handles and switches
Other 1 items of scope and appointment key points
- Reminder for ventilation time upon completion
Please provide unit area and preferred date.
Items available upon separate inquiry
- Air conditioning cleaning
- AC disassembly/cleaning inquiries should include model type, number of units, and installation location, with photo confirmation. Full-house dusting or appliance surface cleaning does not include interior unit cleaning.
- Carpet cleaning
- Carpet extraction cleaning and daily vacuuming are different processes; area, material, and stain photos are required, with time allowed for drying. Other fabric cleaning should also be listed separately.
- Formaldehyde removal
- Formaldehyde removal is a separate service requiring information on renovation and furniture. If disinfection is needed simultaneously, please list it, and it will be confirmed along with cleaning procedures and timing.
Preparation before inquiry
Unit usage and area breakdown
State whether it is for office, studio, shop, or other purposes, and list the areas of the workspace, pantry, restroom, carpet, and common areas separately.
Cleaning frequency and completion time limit
State whether it is for a single time, weekly, or regular basis, as well as the time accessible and the time it must be completed; cleaning after moving, renovation, or activities will be listed separately as workload.
Equipment, materials, and key stains
Provide floor materials, carpet dimensions, equipment surroundings, and photos of stains, marking items that cannot be moved or contacted, and confirm the operable scope first.
Management office and on-site contact
Provide entry and on-site contact methods, explain actual requirements such as registration, lift usage, equipment transport, and refuse disposal, and confirm which materials need to be moved away first.
What is assessed before quoting
Working area versus actual scope
After providing saleable area, specify rooms, bathrooms, built-in cabinets, windows, and areas needing attention. Gardens, platforms, rooftops, or other outdoor areas should be listed separately, not estimated by indoor square footage.
Stains, materials, and construction conditions
Dust, oil, grime, paint splatters, and tape marks require different processes. Provide panoramic and close-up photos, and specify materials like wooden floors or marble to help confirm methods and areas needing assessment.
Manpower, time slots, and access arrangements
Specify business hours, entry times, and must-finish deadlines, plus if management office registration is required. One-off, daily, or weekly work should be itemized to compare manpower and frequency.
Sequencing of procedures
First, book site clearance and access time
List office, event, or moving times and the scope of movable items. Workstations, pantries, or floors requiring cleaning should have clear operational space confirmed before deciding manpower and completion time.
First, confirm processes that might re-soil the site
Carpet or fabric cleaning requires extraction and drying; first confirm materials, ventilation, and usable areas, then coordinate with other cleaning to avoid walking on or using damp items.
Cleaning to the agreed scope and on-site verification
Compare key areas item-by-item against the quote. Upon completion, check kitchen, bathroom, window tracks, cabinets, or designated commercial areas together; point out any stains needing follow-up on the spot for easy confirmation.
Additional treatments and restoring usage
When disinfecting or removing formaldehyde, confirm the sequence and ventilation requirements; carpet cleaning and floor waxing also require drying time. Pest control should be confirmed separately based on the infestation situation.
Key points for completion verification
Work areas and common areas
Check workstations, reception, pantry, restroom, and trash collection spots as agreed. Points for regular cleaning and one-off cleaning should be verified against their respective lists.
Window frames, tracks, and cabinets
Check interior glass, tracks, cabinets, and shelves within the agreed scope. Cabinets must be cleared first; check for stubborn marks or material issues during final inspection.
Fabric or carpet drying arrangements
Verify extraction scope and stain treatment; clarify ventilation, drying, and resumption of use to avoid placing mats or items before completely dry.
Record areas needing follow-up
Keep the list and photos confirmed during the quote to compare with the completed scope. If omissions or areas need attention, take close-ups and clearly indicate room and location for the team to follow up.
Services here
Common Questions about Industrial/Commercial Building Cleaning
Are all units in industrial/commercial buildings cleaned like offices?
No. When inquiring, state the unit usage, workspace, and equipment first, listing office, shop, or other areas separately; then confirm services based on area, floor materials, stains, and available entry times.
Can cleaning be arranged outside office or business hours?
You can propose the need and provide the time when entry is possible and when it must be completed; actual arrangements are confirmed according to the team's schedule and the management office's requirements. Regular work requires specifying the number of times per week or month.
Does the prices include all locations and extra services?
prices should be read in conjunction with pricing units. Services marked with "starting from" need to be confirmed based on area, condition, and scope; services per part or per square foot are calculated based on actual quantities. Appliance disassembly/washing, outdoor, or other additional items should be listed individually, not just priced by property name.
What is the difference between office regular cleaning and pre-relocation cleaning?
Regular cleaning is based on hours/frequency to handle agreed work zones, pantries, restrooms, and floors; one-off cleaning before moving or after construction requires specifying dust, cabinets, and other key areas, then quoted by area and condition.
Does full-house cleaning include appliance disassembly, disinfection, and formaldehyde removal?
These need to be confirmed separately. Full-house cleaning or surface cleaning does not include interior unit cleaning of ACs, range hoods, etc.; fabric cleaning, disinfection, and formaldehyde removal are different services. List items, quantities, and photos when inquiring to confirm quotes/procedures.
How should I verify after cleaning is finished?
Verify kitchen, floor, tracks, cabinets, or designated commercial areas item-by-item against the confirmed checklist. Test additional appliance cleaning within the scope. Point out doubts on-site, take photos, and clarify ventilation/drying arrangements.
Other services available for inquiry
- Air conditioning cleaning
Air conditioner interior cleaning needs to provide model, quantity, and installation location, to be confirmed separately from office surface dusting.
- Exhibition venue cleaning
Exhibition or event venues need to be arranged in stages according to setup, activity, and teardown times, and cannot directly apply regular office hours.
- Flood cleaning
In case of flooding, ensure electrical safety first, send on-site photos or videos, and then evaluate water accumulation, sludge, and affected areas.
