Warehouse cleaning is mostly a floor and dust problem at scale. Machine scrubbing on a planned route, together with aisle and welfare-area cleaning, keeps the building safe and presentable without disrupting picking or deliveries.
We agree the route, timing and equipment with the site manager so cleaning and forklift movements never overlap.
What makes these sites different
- Large floor areas with tyre marks and dust
- Forklift and pedestrian traffic that must stay separated
- Work that has to fit between deliveries
- Welfare areas that serve shift workers
Services
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Warehouse Cleaning
Floor scrubbing, racking-aisle cleaning and welfare-area cleaning for warehouses and logistics units.
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Post-Construction Cleaning
Handover cleaning for newly built and newly fitted commercial premises, including fine dust removal.
Post-Construction Cleaning -
Janitorial Contracts
On-site janitorial cover with a named supervisor, consumables and a clear daily task list.
Janitorial Contracts
Frequently asked questions
What does a site survey involve?
A site survey is a short visit to your premises before we quote. We look at the floor area, surfaces, access, waste routes, working hours and any restrictions set by the building. It usually takes 20 to 40 minutes.
After the visit you receive a written scope of work, a proposed schedule and a price. There is no obligation to proceed.
Do I need a contract for a one-off clean?
No. One-off work, such as a handover clean or a deep clean, can be quoted and carried out as a single job.
Recurring cleaning is usually covered by a simple agreement that sets out the scope, frequency, hours and notice period. We share the terms before the first clean.