New York City Commercial Cleaning: What’s Included
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If you’re hiring commercial cleaning in New York City, the scope matters—especially in multi-tenant buildings, high-traffic lobbies, and after-hours access situations. Here’s what’s commonly included in standard service, what’s often optional, and what to confirm before you book.
What’s typically included
Restrooms: disinfect toilets/urinals, sinks, counters; spot-clean mirrors; refill soap/paper if provided.
Trash & recycling: empty bins, replace liners, remove waste to designated area.
Floors: vacuum carpets, sweep/mop hard floors, spot-clean spills and scuffs.
High-touch disinfection: door handles, elevator buttons, light switches, railings, shared touchpoints.
Common areas: wipe tables/counters, dust reachable surfaces, tidy visible areas.
Breakroom/kitchenette: wipe counters and sink; clean exterior appliances; light microwave wipe-down if requested.
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Often optional in NYC (ask for pricing)
Day porter services (lobby/restroom touch-ups during business hours)
Deep cleaning (baseboards, vents, detailed dusting, inside cabinets)
Carpet extraction / shampooing
Floor care: strip & wax, buffing/burnishing, grout scrubbing
Interior window cleaning (especially above reach height)
What to confirm before you hire
Building access: keys, badges, elevator rules, and after-hours entry procedures.
Cleaning frequency (nightly/weekly) and what changes by frequency.
Supplies: who provides paper goods, liners, and specialty chemicals.
Quality checks: checklists, walkthroughs, and how issues are handled.
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