Commercial Cleaning Services from Wellington to Waikanae

Daily and weekly contract cleaning

• Reception, meeting rooms, open-plan areas and private offices
• Kitchens, staff rooms and breakout spaces, including appliance exteriors
• Bathrooms, including consumable restocking and sanitary services
• Vacuuming, mopping and spot-cleaning of all traffic areas
• Internal glass, partitions and entrance doors
• Rubbish and recycling collection to your building’s designated point
• Lift interiors, stairwells and shared corridors where these fall in scope

Periodic and scheduled work

• Hard floor care: stripping, sealing, buffing and polishing of vinyl, tile and timber
• Commercial carpet cleaning and spot treatment
• Interior and exterior window and glass cleaning
• Exterior building washing, cladding and hard-surface cleaning
• High-level dusting, vents and light fittings
• Upholstery and partition cleaning

One-off cleans

• Pre-opening and pre-inspection cleans
• Seasonal deep cleans, including over Christmas closedown

The Wellington premises we clean

• Offices and corporate premises, from single-tenancy suites to multi-floor buildings. Explore office cleaning.
• Retail, showrooms and hospitality, cleaned before opening or after close so trading is never interrupted. Explore retail cleaning.
• Medical, dental and allied health rooms, where the process matters as much as the result. Explore healthcare cleaning.
• Schools, ECE centres and training facilities, scheduled around terms, holidays and exams. Explore school cleaning, or education cleaning in Porirua.
• Light industrial, warehousing and workshops, where hard floors and dust control do most of the work.
• Body corporates and shared commercial buildings, covering common areas, lifts and entranceways.

Commercial cleaning is not one job. A dental practice, a distribution warehouse and a 40-desk office each need a different scope, a different schedule and different products. We work across:

How a contract with us works

1. Site visit. We walk the building with you. Floor area alone tells us very little: what matters is how the space is used, how many people are in it, what the surfaces are, and when we can get access.
2. Written scope. You get a task list with frequencies against it, so there is no argument later about whether something was included.
3. Quote against that scope. One price, itemised, with periodic work shown separately from the regular schedule.
4. Schedule and access. We agree timing, keys or access cards, alarm procedure and who to contact out of hours.
5. Start and review. We check in during the first month, when problems are cheap to fix, rather than waiting for you to complain.
6. Ongoing quality checks. A supervisor inspects the site weekly, not just the paperwork.

What drives the price of commercial cleaning

• Frequency. Five nights a week costs more per week than two, but usually less per clean, because the site never gets far out of condition.
• Floor area and layout. An open floor cleans faster per square metre than the same area broken into small rooms.
• How the space is used. A busy reception and a quiet back office are not the same job.
• Surfaces. Carpet, vinyl, polished concrete and timber each carry different time and product costs.
• Bathrooms and kitchens. These drive a large share of the labour in most contracts.
• Access hours. Work outside normal hours, or in buildings with restricted access, costs more to staff.
• Consumables. Whether hand towel, soap and liners are supplied by us or by you.

Quotes for the same building can differ widely, and it is usually because they are not quoting the same work. These are the factors that actually move the number:

When you compare quotes, compare the scope documents rather than the totals. A cheaper price with bathrooms cleaned three times a week instead of five is not a cheaper price.