A CLEAN THAT FITS YOUR WORKING DAY
Office cleaning
Keep desks, meeting rooms, reception and staff amenities ready for the working day. We clean accessible clear surfaces and leave papers and devices in place.
$99 per cleaner-hour including GST for one-off cleans, plus Care & Cover.
Save 20% on the cleaning charge for any recurring schedule of one to four visits each week. Booked hours stay the same. No lock-in contract. Cancel free at least 24 hours before your service.
Book onlineWhat’s included in office cleaning?
Routine tasks within the cleaner-hours you book. We follow your priorities and record anything that could not be completed.
Floors & shared areas
- Vacuum accessible floors and mop suitable hard floors, using warning signs.
- Clean agreed high-touch handles and switches using suitable products.
- Empty ordinary bins into the designated waste area; replace site-supplied liners.
Staff kitchenette
- Clean clear benchtops, sink, taps and appliance exteriors; mop the floor.
Toilets & washrooms
- Clean toilets, urinals, basins, taps, mirrors and washroom floors with separate tools.
Office
- Wipe accessible clear desks and meeting tables; leave documents and equipment in place.
- Dust reachable reception and meeting-room surfaces.
Before leaving
- Record completed priorities and any work not finished within booked time; report hazards and follow site lock-up instructions.
What falls outside routine business cleaning?
- Clinical, medical, food-production and industrial cleaning
- Bodily fluids, sharps, hazardous waste, mould remediation and pest contamination
- High-access work, exterior windows, heavy lifting and post-construction cleaning
- Carpet extraction, floor stripping, polishing and specialist machine work
- Handling stock, cash, confidential papers or personal devices
Business cleaning follows the agreed premises checklist and booked cleaner-hours. Specialist restoration, hazardous work and tasks outside scope need a separate arrangement.
Read the illustration as text
- Areas and priorities
- Name the spaces, reachable surfaces and tasks in order of importance.
- Access and site rules
- Entry, alarms, confidentiality and lock-up instructions.
- Time and follow-up
- Agree cleaner-hours and how unfinished priorities are reported.
Match the checklist to the allocated time.
How much does office cleaning cost?
$99 per cleaner-hour including GST, with a 2-hour minimum. A recurring schedule of one to four visits a week takes 20% off the cleaning charge. Care & Cover is added to each visit, and booking shows the full total before you pay.
| Cleaner-hours per visit | One-off visit | Each visit on a weekly plan |
|---|---|---|
| 2 hours | $210 | $169 |
| 3 hours | $312 | $251 |
| 4 hours | $414 | $332 |
Two visits a week cost twice the weekly per-visit price; the discount stays at 20% whether you book one visit a week or four. There is no lock-in contract, and a visit can be cancelled free at least 24 hours before it starts. Plan a weekly or monthly budget in the pricing guide.
How many hours will my premises need?
Booking suggests hours from your floor area, desks, rooms, kitchenettes and toilets. These examples use the same estimate. It is a starting point, not a promise to finish any premises in that time: you choose the hours you buy, and you can change them after the first visit.
| Example premises | Suggested hours | One-off cleaning charge | Weekly plan, per visit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Office suite up to 100 m²: up to 10 desks, one meeting room, one kitchenette, one toilet | 2 hours | $198 | $158.40 |
| Office of 101–200 m²: 11–20 desks, two meeting rooms, reception, one kitchenette, two toilets | 3.5 hours | $346.50 | $277.20 |
Over 400 m², or more than 40 desks, booking does not suggest hours; choose them yourself, up to six cleaner-hours a visit. Two cleaners for one hour count as two cleaner-hours.
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What does an office cleaner work on?
Office cleaning covers the routine work around your team: accessible clear desks, meeting tables, reception surfaces, floors, ordinary bins and the staff amenities you declare. The checklist on this page shows the task boundaries.
Clear working surfaces before the visit. Papers, devices and confidential material stay in place, so a desk covered in documents cannot receive the same wipe-down as an empty one. Computer interiors, unplugging equipment and filing documents are outside the service.
How often should a small or shared office be cleaned?
Start with how the office is used. A lightly occupied suite may need fewer professional visits than a workplace with daily attendance, several toilets and a busy kitchen. Choose a one-off visit or one to four visits each week; review the plan as attendance changes.
Prioritise kitchens, toilets, bins and busy floors on scheduled visits, then identify which reachable surfaces need attention less often. Staff still need a plan for spills, rubbish and washroom checks between visits. There is no universal floor-area rule that determines the right schedule.
Can the office be cleaned before opening or after work?
Choose from the arrival windows available for your address and dates. Tell us when staff arrive, when the building closes and whether a security desk, lift booking or induction is required. An arrival window is not a guaranteed finishing time.
If nobody will be there, arrange access and lock-up instructions and nominate a reachable contact. Use the booking instructions for site details rather than putting access codes in a public review or enquiry comment. Availability for an evening is checked in booking; overnight or 24-hour service is not assumed.
Which tasks happen each visit, and which can rotate?
Use the checklist to set the visit’s priorities: declared washrooms, staff kitchen surfaces, ordinary bins, agreed touchpoints and busy floors. If lower-use rooms or reachable surfaces need attention less often, say which visits should include them and allow enough time.
Periodic carpet extraction, exterior windows or machine floor work are separate from routine upkeep. A monthly or quarterly reminder does not make specialist work part of this booking. Keep a simple record of the tasks agreed, the visit date and anything left for the next service.
What should I have ready for the first visit?
Provide the business address, mobile number, priorities and access instructions. You can add a colleague as the optional on-site contact. Identify restricted spaces, delicate surfaces, parking arrangements and any induction requirements before the visit.
Keep work areas accessible and leave site-supplied bin liners at the agreed location. Routine cleaning tools and supplies are part of the service setup; replenishing your stock of hand soap, toilet paper or paper towels is not an automatic inclusion. Flag any required site-specific products before booking.
How do I check the work and adjust the next visit?
The cleaner follows the checklist for your premises type and records completed priorities, unfinished work and hazards. Review that handover against the hours purchased. A task list defines the work; it is not a guarantee that an unlimited premises can be completed in a minimum booking.
If priorities change, update the scope for a future visit. If something has been missed, raise the specific task through booking support. Extra work or additional hours need agreement. A routine clean does not include a certificate of hygiene compliance or a guarantee that surfaces are sterile.
Book without a site visit or a contract
- Choose your premises and weekly days, or a one-off visit.
- Select an area range, add amenities and choose your cleaner-hours.
- Enter the address, mobile number and access instructions. Add a colleague as the on-site contact if needed.
- Choose your first date and arrival window, review the full total and book.
Cleaner-hours are the total cleaning labour you purchase. Where a team attends, the elapsed visit may be shorter. Additional work needs your agreement.
Questions before you book
Do regular business cleans receive a discount?
Yes. Schedules of one to four visits each week all receive 20% off the cleaning charge from the first visit. Booked hours stay the same, and more visits do not increase the discount. One-off cleans use the full hourly rate. Care & Cover is added after the cleaning discount and included in your full booking total.
Do I need a quote, site inspection or long-term contract?
For suitable routine work, choose your premises, hours and available dates online and review the full price before booking. There is no lock-in contract. Complex or specialist tasks outside the checklist cannot be added simply by selecting more hours.
Is there a minimum booking?
This service starts at 2 cleaner-hours. Cleaner-hours are the total labour purchased: two cleaners for one hour use two cleaner-hours. Choose time for the priorities you need completed.
Can I cancel a visit?
Cancellation is free at least 24 hours before the service. Check the booking terms for later changes. Cancelling a single visit and ending the recurring schedule are different actions, so check which you are changing.
Does the price include GST and Care & Cover?
The displayed hourly rate includes GST. Care & Cover is added to the cleaning charge, and the full total is shown before booking. The pricing guide explains the breakdown and recurring budgets.
How do I check whether you cover my area?
Enter the business address in booking to check service availability and available arrival windows. A city guide can help with planning, but it does not guarantee a qualified cleaner for every address and date.
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