Cleaning and Hygiene

• Biohazard and Trauma Cleaning: Arrange a specialist cleaning scope for areas affected by biological contamination or a traumatic incident.
• Builders and Post-Construction Cleaning: Remove construction dust and residues from agreed areas before occupation or handover.
• Carpet and Floor Cleaning: Clean floor coverings using a process suited to the material, soiling and time available before reuse.
• Commercial Contract Cleaning: Set up recurring cleaning around a defined task schedule, building use and agreed presentation standard.
• Deep Specialist Cleaning: Plan a focused clean for difficult contamination, inaccessible areas or surfaces outside routine cleaning.
• Fire, Smoke and Mould Remediation: Assess and clean areas affected by smoke deposits or mould within a defined restoration plan.
• Flood and Sewage Cleaning: Clean affected premises after water or sewage ingress within an agreed contamination and recovery scope.
• Graffiti Removal: Remove or reduce graffiti using a method selected for the surface and marking material.
• Gutter Cleaning: Remove agreed debris from gutters and outlets to restore the available rainwater path.
• High-Level Facade Cleaning: Clean external building surfaces with planned access and methods matched to the facade.
• Hygiene Consumables and Replenishment: Plan and replenish agreed hygiene supplies around actual usage and storage arrangements.
• Industrial Cleaning: Clean industrial areas and equipment surroundings within a defined operational and access plan.
• Kitchen Extract Cleaning: Remove grease deposits from agreed kitchen extract components with a recorded cleaning scope.
• Pressure Washing: Clean suitable hard surfaces using controlled water pressure and an agreed approach to runoff.
• Ventilation and Duct Cleaning: Clean agreed ventilation components and duct sections with clear access and completion records.
• Washroom Services: Arrange washroom support around cleaning, hygiene supplies and the specific service items required.
• Window Cleaning: Clean internal or external glazing using methods suited to the glass, frames and safe access available.

Routine cleaning needs a task schedule. Deep cleaning addresses defined build-up; specialist contamination needs assessment of the substance and affected materials before a method is selected. Describe the symptom or desired outcome rather than selecting a service solely by name. Photographs, plans and the history of previous work help identify the next useful step.

An individual instruction deals with a defined task. Maintenance provides a route for recurring work and condition-led attention. Projects cover coordinated changes with a wider brief, programme and handover. A portfolio may need all three routes, with local issues separated from planned investment.

Identify surfaces, contamination, access, chemicals, drying and reopening needs. The cleaning method and controls should protect cleaners and people using the premises. Confirm site contacts, operational priorities, work references and who can approve a change to the scope. The agreed scope should identify exclusions and the information needed at completion.

The work applies to premises with different patterns of occupation and access. Offices, education settings, hospitality premises and industrial sites each bring their own constraints around people, equipment and working hours. The sector directory connects the full service range to the different property settings.