Clean offices aren’t just about appearances — they reduce sick days and signal professionalism to clients. The right frequency depends on headcount, foot traffic and the type of space.
A sensible baseline
- ✓Daily: kitchens, bathrooms, bins and high-touch points in busy offices
- ✓Weekly: vacuuming, mopping, desk and surface wipe-downs
- ✓Fortnightly: lower-traffic or small teams (under ~10 people)
- ✓Monthly/quarterly: windows, carpets, deep cleans
High-touch points matter most
Door handles, lift buttons, shared keyboards, kitchen taps and bathroom surfaces carry the most germs. Even on a light schedule, these should be disinfected frequently to keep your team healthy.
Match the schedule to your space
A 30-person open-plan office with daily client visits needs more than a quiet two-person studio. A good commercial cleaner will walk your space and recommend a schedule that fits your budget rather than selling you a fixed package.