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June 9, 20263 min read

How often should an office actually be cleaned?

Nightly is not always the answer. It depends on headcount, foot traffic, and whether clients walk through your door.

A cleaned office floor with desks wiped down and entry glass polished

A ten-person office with no client visits does not need nightly service — twice a week keeps it genuinely clean, not just tidy. A storefront with daily foot traffic is a different story: entry glass and floors show a single day's wear.

The honest way to scope it: count the people in the space on your busiest day, then look at your restrooms and breakroom at closing time. Those two rooms set the frequency. Desks and floors can stretch; restrooms can't.

When you request a quote, we walk the space with you before committing to a schedule. The owner sets the frequency with you directly — and if it turns out to be too much or too little, it gets adjusted, not locked into a contract.

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Tell us about the space.

Anywhere in Columbus or the surrounding suburbs. Send the request — the owner reads it, quotes it, and schedules it personally.