Client-facing offices
Reception and meeting areas can be prepared outside visitor hours.
After-hours office cleaning
An evening or low-occupancy service window can keep cleaning out of the busiest hours while preparing the workplace for the next day.
Discuss this service
Lower disruption
After-hours cleaning can suit client-facing offices, workplaces with busy meeting schedules and teams that want key areas reset before the next opening.
Discuss an after-hours scheduleAgree arrival and finishing times with your building contact.
Cover keys, parking, lifts, alarms and secure rooms.
Sequence reception, work areas, kitchens, washrooms and floors.
Clarify lights, doors, waste routes and the final handover.

Access and handover
Where it fits
The cleaning tasks may be familiar; the service difference is how access, timing and handover are coordinated.
Reception and meeting areas can be prepared outside visitor hours.
Cleaning can move through work areas after most staff have left.
Lift, parking and common-area arrangements can be included in the access plan.
Your agreed routine can include workstations, meeting rooms, reception, kitchens, washrooms and floors. The difference is when the work takes place and how the team enters, moves through and leaves the building.
Confirm any areas that remain occupied, who can be contacted about access and which rooms need to be ready first. Share security instructions through the agreed handover process, rather than the website enquiry form.
See the regular cleaning scopeCommon questions
The service window is agreed around the workplace and building access arrangements.
The site assessment identifies the handover process and the people responsible for access information.
Yes. Secure rooms and other areas can be clearly identified in the cleaning plan.
Plan the next step
Share the building access, preferred window and the areas that should be ready for the next workday.