01 / Offices
Office cleaning
Desks, meeting rooms, kitchens and restrooms cleaned after your team heads home.
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Janitorial plans for law firms, agencies and corporate offices.
Law and accounting suites, agency and contractor offices, tech campuses and multi-tenant buildings each use space differently. Arbor writes the office plan around the way your people work.
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What we clean.
The trouble in most offices is not the big rooms. It is the kitchen sink at four o’clock, the restroom nearest the conference room and the reception counter a client leans on. Arbor plans around those pressure points first, whether the office is a law suite, an agency floor or a tech campus.
Most offices choose evening cleaning, so the crew can work through desks, meeting rooms and the kitchen without anyone waiting on them. Restrooms are cleaned and restocked every visit, bins are emptied and floors are vacuumed or mopped. When the kitchen and restrooms take heavy daytime use, a day porter keeps them presentable until the evening crew arrives.
What we clean
Services for your building
Pick the services your building needs and keep them on one written plan.
02 / Porter
Day porter services
Daytime rounds for restrooms, lobbies and breakrooms while you are open.
View details03 / Carpet
Commercial carpet cleaning
Hot-water extraction and spot treatment that lift dark traffic lanes.
View detailsWhy Arbor
Steady care,
visit after visit.
Calm, dependable janitorial work that you stop having to think about.
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A plan written for your building
Rooms, tasks and frequencies are set down before the first visit, so the crew cleans your space rather than a generic list.
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Work that gets checked
Supervisors come back to look at the results and follow up on anything you point out.
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People you can hand keys to
Background-checked cleaners who treat your building and your keys with care.
Offices of every size.
A two-person accounting suite in Cotati, a law firm in downtown Santa Rosa, a contractor office in Rancho Cordova and a corporate campus in Folsom all count as offices, and none of them needs the same plan. Small suites need a light, steady routine. Large floors need crews that move zone by zone and work within the building’s access rules.
Every plan starts with how people use the space: where they eat, where clients wait, which rooms fill up and which sit empty most of the week.
Matching cleaning to the way your week runs.
Some offices are full five days a week. Others are busy Tuesday through Thursday and nearly empty on Mondays and Fridays. Arbor sets visits by that pattern, putting the full clean on the evenings after your heaviest days and a shorter visit, focused on restrooms, kitchens and trash, on the quieter ones.
The result is a kitchen and restrooms that are right when people are in, and a cleaning bill that reflects how the office is really used. Our guide to what office cleaning includes walks through each room.
When an office needs more than nightly cleaning.
Offices with a busy kitchen or a reception area that sees visitors all day often add a day porter for the middle of the day. Carpeted offices schedule extraction for the lanes between desks and doors, and offices with tile entries add burnishing so the first few yards keep their shine.
Those extras sit in the same written plan as your regular office cleaning, each with its own timing.
Client-facing suites and hybrid floors.
A client-facing office, such as a law or wealth-management suite, puts the reception counter, the conference room and the guest restroom first, with a closer clean the night before a big meeting. A hybrid floor that fills on Tuesdays and Thursdays gets its full clean after those days and a lighter pass on the rest, and an agency floor with a kitchen in use all day leans on a midday porter.
Rates and a worked example sit with our office cleaning service, and the free walkthrough sets the figure for your floor in a written plan and quote.
A few useful answers
Common questions
Do you clean professional suites with only a few people?
Yes. Small suites get a plan sized to them, often a few evenings a week.
Can meeting rooms get extra attention before client visits?
Yes. Tell us the day and the crew gives those rooms a closer clean the night before.
How are shared office kitchens handled?
Counters, sinks, tables and appliance fronts are cleaned each visit, and the floor is mopped last.
What is in a basic Arbor office plan?
Trash and recycling, restrooms, the kitchen, dusting, touch points and floors, with extra tasks added to suit your space.
What does the crew need from us before the first visit?
Keys or access codes, alarm steps and a list of any rooms to skip. Small preferences, such as which bins are for compost, are worth mentioning too.
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