Office Cleaning

Serving Long Island, NYC, & the Tri-State Area for over 25 years

We can clean reception, individual offices, open workspaces, meeting rooms, kitchens, break rooms, and restrooms. The task list can include reception desks and seating, conference tables and chair arms, entrance glass, cleared desk surfaces, floors, and waste bins.

Shared kitchens need their own attention to counters, sinks, tables, and appliance handles. We arrange an initial walkthrough to see how your office is used and identify desks or equipment that should remain untouched. That helps us agree on the room-by-room tasks before service starts. Our article on commonly overlooked cleaning areas is a useful checklist for that conversation.

Absolutely! Nighttime office cleaning is available for vacuuming, mopping, restroom cleaning, and work around desks after employees leave. If some teams work late, we can discuss which rooms are available first and when the remaining areas can be cleaned.

Daytime support can handle shared kitchens, restroom supplies, and meeting-room touch-ups. Before the first visit, we review security sign-in, keys, alarm instructions, and restricted rooms with you so the team can work within your building’s access rules.

To give our team access to the desk surfaces you want cleaned, your staff should put away papers and personal items from those areas. Before the first visit, we agree which surfaces to clean and which documents or equipment must stay untouched.

We schedule an initial walkthrough to review confidential workstations, shared keyboards, and phones together. That visit also lets us confirm which rooms need a staff member to provide access and record the instructions for the cleaning team.

Yes. Office move-in cleaning or a periodic deep clean can include additional attention to baseboards, shelving, interior glass, and areas normally hidden by furniture. Carpets or hard floors may also need work beyond routine vacuuming and mopping.

To plan cleaning between deliveries and your team’s arrival, we review the move-in dates and furniture or equipment schedule with you. If renovations are still underway, we can discuss post-construction cleaning and a final touch-up after the remaining work. Request a quote for your office move-in cleaning or deep clean.

Yes. We have cleaned large corporate buildings, including Leviton’s global headquarters in Melville. That five-story office building covers 160,000 square feet, with cleaning work that included floor care, glass, dusting, and trash removal.

Yes, when those tasks are included in your cleaning plan. We can discuss appliance interiors as separate tasks alongside counters, sinks, tables, and appliance exteriors. The cleaning plan should name the interiors included and how often they need attention.

Before an interior clean, we agree how your staff will clear food and personal items so our team can reach the surfaces. That also keeps decisions about what to keep or discard with the people using the kitchen. The same preparation applies to cupboards or shared storage you want included. Our shared-office cleaning guide explains how to divide those responsibilities.

The schedule should reflect the days people are in the office and the rooms they use. Restrooms, kitchens, and entrance areas may need frequent attention even when some desks are empty. Meeting-room cleaning can be scheduled between bookings, while baseboards, ledges, and interior glass may need attention less often.

To tailor our cleaning schedule to your working week, we review busy days, visitor hours, and any changes in office attendance. Carpet extraction and floor treatments are planned separately for the material and condition. Our cleaning schedule guide explains how these tasks fit together.

We clean offices across New York City and Long Island. For a Manhattan workspace, visit our Manhattan office cleaning page. We also provide office cleaning across NYC and office cleaning in Nassau and Suffolk counties, with the rooms and cleaning hours agreed for each building.