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What's Included

Commercial cleaning scope of work

Every vendor on our roster works from a written, area-by-area scope of work aligned to your service agreement. Below is a standard office scope; specialty spaces are quoted separately.

Offices & Workstations

  • Empty every trash bin; replace liners
  • Dust desks, monitors, keyboards (electronics-safe wipe)
  • Wipe conference room tables and chairs
  • Sanitize high-touch surfaces (door handles, elevator buttons)
  • Vacuum carpets and rugs — HEPA
  • Sweep and mop hardwood, tile and LVT
  • Spot-clean glass partitions and interior windows

Restrooms

  • Scrub and disinfect toilets, urinals and fixtures
  • Restock toilet paper, paper towels, hand soap
  • Polish mirrors and chrome
  • Mop floors with disinfectant
  • Sanitize partition handles and stall latches
  • Empty and sanitize sanitary napkin bins
  • OSHA-compliant biohazard handling

Break Rooms & Kitchens

  • Wipe counters, tables, chairs and cabinet fronts
  • Sanitize microwave inside and out
  • Wipe refrigerator handle (inside on request)
  • Coffee area — machine wipe, water station
  • Empty trash and recycling; restock liners
  • Mop floor with disinfectant

Lobby & Common Areas

  • Sweep and mop lobby floors
  • Spot-clean glass entry doors
  • Wipe front desk, waiting-area furniture
  • Sanitize elevator interiors and buttons
  • Vacuum walk-off mats; deep clean weekly
  • Empty exterior trash near entries

Specialized Areas

  • Medical office: exam rooms disinfected to protocol
  • Restaurant: front-of-house wipe-down (BOH quoted separately)
  • Warehouse: dock area sweep, industrial vacuum
  • Gym: equipment wipe-down, mirror polish, mat mop
  • Retail: showroom vacuum, fixture dust

Periodic / Floor Care

  • Carpet extraction (quarterly)
  • VCT floor strip and wax
  • Buffing and burnishing
  • High-touch fogging / electrostatic disinfection
  • Window cleaning (interior + exterior partner)
  • Day porter services on request

Pricing

Commercial cleaning cost in Florida

Commercial cleaning is priced per square foot, per visit and per month. Below are real 2026 Florida ranges by facility type and frequency.

Facility & frequencyPrice range
Recurring standard office$0.07 – $0.20 / sq ft per visit
Most standard offices$0.10 – $0.18 / sq ft per visit
Medical, restaurant, industrial$0.15 – $0.25+ / sq ft per visit
Example: 5,000 sq ft office 3x/week$1,500 – $2,700 / month
Example: 10,000 sq ft office 5x/week$3,500 – $7,000 / month
One-time / project clean$0.10 – $0.30 / sq ft

Frequency, floor type, after-hours access and add-on floor care (buffing, stripping, waxing, carpet extraction) all move price. All quotes based on an on-site walk-through and written scope of work.

Comparing office cleaners? See our detailed Florida commercial cleaning pricing guide.

How commercial cleaning is priced

What a real service agreement covers

Every legitimate commercial cleaning vendor works to a written service agreement. Here's what should be in yours.

1. Pricing basis

Commercial cleaning is priced three ways: per square foot per visit (most common — $0.07–$0.20 for offices, $0.15–$0.25+ for medical/restaurant/industrial), per visit flat rate (typical for small offices under 3,000 sq ft), or per month (a bundled monthly retainer covering a defined scope and frequency). Ask which your vendor is using — apples-to-apples comparison is impossible otherwise.

2. Scope of work

A real scope of work is a room-by-room, task-by-task table listing exactly what happens on every visit. It distinguishes daily tasks (trash, restrooms, high-touch), weekly tasks (baseboards, glass), monthly tasks (vent covers, appliance exteriors) and quarterly tasks (carpet extraction, floor buffing). Anything not on the scope isn't happening — that's how legitimate vendors avoid "surprise" invoices.

3. Certificate of insurance (COI)

Non-negotiable. Every vendor carries general liability insurance ($1M–$2M standard) and workers compensation as required by Florida law. The COI names your business, and often your landlord, as additional insured. Ask for it before service starts — most commercial leases require the tenant to provide vendor COIs on file.

4. Access and after-hours coordination

Most Florida commercial cleaning happens after-hours — night crew clocking in between 6pm and 5am. Access is handled via keys, key cards, alarm codes or building-issued fobs, all logged and controlled. A day porter option is available for high-traffic lobbies, conference centers and retail spaces that need mid-day resets.

5. Invoicing terms and escalation

Standard commercial invoicing is net-30. The service agreement should specify an escalation contact (typically the account manager, not the crew lead), response-time SLAs for issues, and a 30-day-out cancellation clause. Avoid vendors that lock you into 12- or 24-month terms — the industry standard is a rolling monthly agreement.

Get commercial cleaning quotes and we'll match you with vendors who send a proper scope of work and COI before you sign anything.

What's Not Included

Beyond a standard janitorial contract

Commercial cleaning covers recurring maintenance. A few adjacent needs are quoted separately:

These are typically add-ons or partner services — most janitorial vendors coordinate them so you don't have to shop separately:

  • Post-construction cleanup

    New buildout or renovation? Fine dust, adhesive residue and construction debris need a specialty post-construction crew before janitorial can start.

    Post-construction cleaning
  • One-time deep detail before an inspection

    Health inspection, insurance audit or landlord walk-through? One-time detail cleaning covers what recurring janitorial doesn't hit.

    One-time deep clean
  • Executive residence for the C-suite

    Homes owned or occupied by your executives — recurring residential cleaning, not commercial.

    Recurring house cleaning
  • Short-term rental / corporate housing

    Corporate STRs and executive rentals need Airbnb-style turnovers between guests.

    STR turnover cleaning

Trust & Safety

How we vet every commercial cleaning company

Commercial vendors handle keys, alarm codes and after-hours access. Vetting for commercial matches includes COI verification and workers-comp confirmation before you ever see a quote.

Licensing & business docs verified

We confirm active Florida business registration, service-area coverage and any city-required occupational licenses before a company sees a lead.

Insurance and bonding on file

Every company carries general liability and, where required, workers compensation. Bonded companies protect you against theft. We keep the certificate of insurance (COI) on file.

Background-checked cleaners

Owners confirm cleaners have passed a criminal background check. For key handling, lockbox access or Airbnb turnovers, this is non-negotiable.

Written checklist and satisfaction guarantee

Every company on our list works from a written scope of work and offers a same-day re-clean guarantee. No franchise scripts, no gig-worker mystery.

FAQ

Commercial cleaning — real questions

How much does commercial cleaning cost per square foot in Florida?

Recurring office cleaning typically runs $0.07–$0.20 per square foot per visit, with most standard offices in the $0.10–$0.18 range. Medical offices, restaurants and industrial spaces run higher ($0.15–$0.25+) due to disinfection protocols, biohazard handling and specialty equipment. Frequency (nightly, 3x weekly, weekly), floor type and after-hours access all move the price.

How do I hire a commercial cleaning company?

Get 2–3 written quotes with an itemized scope of work. Every legitimate janitorial vendor should provide a certificate of insurance (COI) showing general liability (typically $1M+) and workers compensation coverage. Ask about after-hours access, key handling, day porter availability, and service escalation. Terms should include net-30 invoicing, a service agreement with clear scope, and a 30-day out clause.

Do you offer after-hours and night crew cleaning?

Yes — after-hours is the default for most office and retail commercial cleaning. Crews typically clean between 6pm and 5am so common areas, workstations and restrooms are ready before your team arrives. Day porter services are available for high-traffic offices and lobbies.

Do you provide a certificate of insurance (COI)?

Yes. Every commercial cleaning vendor we match carries general liability insurance (typically $1M–$2M) and workers compensation. A certificate of insurance naming your business or landlord as additional insured is issued before service starts. This is non-negotiable for most Florida commercial leases.

What's included in a service agreement?

A commercial service agreement should specify: scope of work by area and frequency, service days and times, COI with additional insured, pricing basis (per visit or monthly), invoicing terms (usually net-30), key/access handling, escalation contact, term length and cancellation clause. Vendors on our roster all provide a standard agreement — customized to your building.

Do you clean medical, restaurant or industrial spaces?

Yes — with the right specialty vendor. Medical offices need clinical-grade disinfection protocols (EPA-registered products, exam-room protocols). Restaurants front-of-house is standard; back-of-house kitchen cleaning is priced separately and often specialty. Industrial and warehouse cleaning includes dock areas and OSHA-compliant biohazard handling. Note your space type on the quote form so we only match qualified vendors.

How often should we schedule office cleaning?

Standard office: 3x/week for most 5–20 person offices, 5x/week (nightly) for 20+ person offices or public-facing spaces. Restrooms and high-touch surfaces are always daily. Carpet extraction quarterly, floor care (buffing, waxing) monthly to quarterly depending on traffic.

Do you handle carpet extraction, floor buffing and waxing?

Yes. Carpet extraction is typically quarterly. VCT floor care (strip, wax, buff, burnish) is scheduled monthly to quarterly depending on foot traffic. These are usually priced as separate line items in the service agreement or as one-time projects, not baked into per-visit rates.

What Florida cities do you cover for commercial cleaning?

All 12 major Florida markets — Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Orlando, Kissimmee, Miami, Hialeah, Fort Lauderdale, Naples, Fort Myers, Sarasota, Jacksonville. Every match is a locally owned janitorial company that already services your ZIP or business district.

Can we get a walk-through and quote before signing?

Absolutely — every commercial quote we broker starts with a free on-site walk-through. Vendors measure square footage, review floor types, note high-traffic areas, and price a scope of work you'll agree to in writing. No obligation to sign. Most walk-throughs happen within 3–5 business days of a quote request.

New office? Read how our matching works or check the Florida facilities blog.

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