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Storefront glass usually needs monthly cleaning, office park exteriors often quarterly, interior glass on the janitorial schedule. Here's how to set each.
Read the postScopes, inspections, crews, consumables and the daily routine behind a clean building.
Scopes, inspections, crews, consumables and the daily routine behind a clean building. Every post is written by the people doing the work, and each one ends with where Nexara fits. Want the long-form version? Read the buyer's guides, or go back to all posts.
Storefront glass usually needs monthly cleaning, office park exteriors often quarterly, interior glass on the janitorial schedule. Here's how to set each.
Read the postComparing cleaning bids on the bottom line hides the real differences. Here's how we read a janitorial bid: hours, frequencies, supplies and exclusions.
Read the postA day porter in a multi-tenant building should work a timed round: entries, restrooms, elevators, trash and spills. Here's the daily checklist we use.
Read the postA restroom scope should name every task, touchpoint and consumable, with a frequency tied to traffic. Here's what to put in writing before a vendor bids.
Read the postA facility audit or customer walkthrough is on the calendar. What gets cleaned first, what gets documented, and a prep checklist for the 72 hours before.
Read the postSwitching commercial cleaning vendors doesn't have to mean a missed cleaning cycle. Here's the overlap-day handoff sequence that avoids a service gap.
Read the postTurning over an office suite between tenants? The cleaning checklist that covers carpet extraction, glass, and the detail work a routine clean skips.
Read the postPost-construction cleanup and routine janitorial aren't the same service. What each includes, who usually does the final clean, and when to schedule it.
Read the postA monthly janitorial inspection only works if it scores the written scope, produces photos and a number, and ends in a corrective list. Here's what to cover.
Read the postNo proposal before a walkthrough
Every scope starts with a walkthrough. We look at the building, ask what is actually going wrong today, and come back with a written scope and a number — not a brochure.