
You leave. We arrive.
Your staff leave a working office and come back to a clean one.
We clean offices across Stoke-on-Trent and Newcastle-under-Lyme in the evenings and at weekends. Nobody works round a hoover at four in the afternoon, nobody steps over a wet floor on the way to a meeting, and the job gets the time it actually needs instead of the time that’s left over.
The schedule is set round your building, not off a template. A twelve-desk office and a three-floor building don’t need the same visits. We walk it, agree what gets done and how often, and put it in writing.
- Desks, surfaces and touch points
- Floors — vacuumed, mopped or machine cleaned as the surface needs
- Kitchens and break areas, including appliances
- Washrooms, with consumables restocked
- Bins emptied and waste taken out
- Glass, doors and reception areas
- Meeting rooms reset
- Anything specific to your building, agreed up front
We walk the building
Nobody can price a floor they haven't stood on. We look at the finishes, the access, and how much of it there actually is.
We agree the schedule
How often, which nights, what gets done every visit and what's monthly rather than weekly. In writing before we start.
Same nights, same people
One point of contact and the same faces. Not a call centre and not a different crew every fortnight.
It changes when you do
Take on more space or more staff and the schedule moves with you. We'd rather adjust it than let it quietly stop fitting.
One point of contact. Not a call centre and not a different face every fortnight.
Offices, business parks and managed buildings across the Potteries. Most of our work is recurring, on a set schedule — but if you only want a clean before an inspection or a client visit, that’s fine too. We’d rather quote for what you need than sell you a contract you don’t.
For clinical premises — dental and medical practices — see our dental & medical practice cleaning in Stoke-on-Trent.
Ask for a walk-round.
Tell us roughly how big and how often. We'll come and look, then put a price in writing.