Daily Office Cleaning Bank Area & City of London | Citywide

City of London · EC2 · EC3 · EC4 · Updated May 2026

Daily Office Cleaning Bank Area & City of London | Citywide

The Bank area sets the highest presentation standard in London. Your cleaning contract needs to match it.

Daily office cleaning for law firms, financial services offices, insurance companies, and professional services businesses across Bank, EC2, EC3, and the Square Mile.

The Bank area of the City of London is home to some of the most demanding office environments in the UK. Trading floors, boardrooms, client-facing reception areas, and executive suites — all serving organisations where presentation is not a preference, it is a commercial requirement. Citywide Cleaning Company has delivered daily cleaning contracts across the Bank area and City of London for over 20 years. We understand the access protocols, the building management requirements, and the standards these environments demand.

🏦 Coverage: Bank · EC2 · EC3 · EC4 · Square Mile ✍️ Author: Charles Alabi, COO — 20+ yrs 📋 Includes: Coverage zones · Services · Pricing · FAQ
20+Years in City of London
£25–35City rate per hour
6amEarliest start time
96%Client recommendation rate
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Citywide Cleaning Company provides daily office cleaning across the Bank area, EC2, EC3, and EC4 — including Bank, Monument, Cannon Street, Moorgate, Liverpool Street, Barbican, Cornhill, Threadneedle Street, Gracechurch Street, and Lombard Street. Every contract includes vetted and DBS-checked operatives, a dedicated account manager, flexible out-of-hours scheduling from 6am, and full public liability, employer's liability, and professional indemnity insurance. We are experienced with City of London building management company access protocols and can mobilise a new cleaning contract within one week of signing.

Publisher transparency: This article is authored by Charles Alabi, COO of Citywide Cleaning Company. All operational benchmarks, pricing data, and area descriptions are drawn from active cleaning contract experience across the Bank area and City of London. No third party has paid for inclusion.
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Charles Alabi

Chief Operating Officer, Citywide Cleaning Company

Charles Alabi has over 20 years of experience managing commercial cleaning contracts across London. As COO of Citywide Cleaning Company — headquartered at 130 Old Street, EC1V, less than half a mile from the Bank area — he has directly overseen cleaning contracts for law firms, financial services offices, insurance companies, and professional services businesses throughout EC2, EC3, and EC4. The operational detail in this article comes from that on-the-ground experience.

20+ Years FM Experience COO · Citywide Group City of London Specialist EC1 · EC2 · EC3 · EC4
Key Takeaways
  • The Bank area has the most demanding cleaning requirements in London. Client-facing trading floors, boardrooms, and executive suites in financial services and law firm environments require a level of consistency that generic cleaning contractors rarely sustain beyond the first three months.
  • Out-of-hours cleaning is the default, not the exception. The vast majority of Bank area office buildings require cleaning to be completed before 8am or after 6pm. A cleaning company that cannot reliably deliver early-morning starts is not operationally suited to this part of the City.
  • Building management company compliance is non-negotiable. Most EC2 and EC3 buildings require contractor approvals, insurance verification, and operative induction before any work can begin. A cleaning company encountering these requirements for the first time on your contract creates delays and disruption.
  • Citywide Cleaning Company is headquartered in EC1V — less than half a mile from the Bank junction. Local presence means faster response, faster mobilisation, and operatives who know the buildings, the access arrangements, and the security protocols in this area.
  • City of London cleaning rates run £25–£35 per hour for professional contract cleaning in 2026 — higher than Central London averages, reflecting building access requirements, security protocols, and the compliance standards demanded by City building managers.
  • Consistency of staffing matters more in the Bank area than anywhere else. Rotating operatives through high-security, client-facing environments creates risk. Every Citywide contract assigns dedicated operatives to the same building, backed by a named account manager and a documented absence cover plan.

Why the Bank Area Has Specific Cleaning Requirements

The Bank junction sits at the geographic and commercial heart of the Square Mile. The buildings, the tenants, and the operational environment create cleaning challenges that are distinct from most other London locations.

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Highest-value client-facing spaces in London

Trading floors, boardrooms, and reception areas in Bank area buildings are visited by principals, clients, and counterparties whose first impression carries genuine commercial weight. A missed clean or a below-standard washroom in these environments is noticed immediately.

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Building access and security protocols

Most EC2 and EC3 buildings require advance security clearance for cleaning operatives, time-specific access windows, and — in some cases — building-specific induction processes. Operatives must carry appropriate ID and comply with the building's own contractor management procedures.

Strict out-of-hours requirements

Cleaning must be completed before the business day starts — typically between 6am and 8am — or after close of business. In some buildings, even daytime touch-cleans require prior coordination with building management. There is no room for late starts or rescheduled visits.

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Building management company approvals

Major City buildings managed by JLL, CBRE, Savills, or specialist City property managers require cleaning contractors to hold specific approvals before operating on-site. These involve insurance verification, COSHH compliance documentation, and operative vetting records.

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Discretion and professional conduct

Law firms, financial services, and insurance businesses in this corridor handle sensitive client information. Operatives working in these environments must understand the expectation of discretion — not touching documents or screens, not discussing what they observe, working quietly and efficiently.

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Heritage and mixed-age building stock

The Bank area combines Victorian and Edwardian listed buildings with modern glass towers and converted banking halls. Each requires different techniques, products, and surface-specific care. A single approach does not work across the variety of building types in EC2 and EC3.

Coverage Zones: Where We Clean in the Bank Area

Citywide Cleaning Company covers all commercial premises across the Bank area, EC2, EC3, and EC4. Each zone below represents active cleaning contracts — not just service area claims.

EC2 / EC3 — Core Bank Zone

Bank Junction & Royal Exchange

The heart of the Square Mile — home to the Bank of England, the Royal Exchange, and some of London's most prestigious banking and financial services offices. Buildings here are subject to the highest access and presentation standards in the City.

Threadneedle St Cornhill Lombard St King William St Poultry Queen Victoria St
EC3 — Monument & Gracechurch

Monument, Cannon Street & Fenchurch

The EC3 corridor running from Monument to Fenchurch Street serves insurance companies, professional services firms, and the Lloyd's of London market. Many buildings in this zone have specialist requirements around data sensitivity and visitor management.

Cannon Street Gracechurch St Fenchurch St Leadenhall St Lime Street Monument St
EC2 — Moorgate & London Wall

Moorgate, London Wall & Finsbury Square

The Moorgate and London Wall corridor is one of the densest concentrations of financial services offices in the City, with multiple large-floor-plate buildings and multi-tenant towers requiring coordinated access management and consistent daily cleaning standards.

Moorgate London Wall Finsbury Square Ropemaker St Moor Lane Fore Street
EC2 — Liverpool Street & Bishopsgate

Liverpool Street, Bishopsgate & Broadgate

The Broadgate and Liverpool Street cluster is home to major investment banks, law firms, and technology companies in some of the City's most modern and high-spec office buildings. The Broadgate estate has its own contractor management framework that cleaning companies must comply with before operating.

Bishopsgate Broadgate Old Broad St Exchange Square Sun Street Wormwood St
EC2 — Barbican & Aldersgate

Barbican, Aldersgate & St Paul's North

The Barbican and Aldersgate area serves a mix of creative businesses, professional services firms, and larger corporate offices. The Barbican Estate itself has specific contractor access requirements. Proximity to St Paul's means many buildings here cater to media, publishing, and professional services alongside traditional City tenants.

Barbican Aldersgate St Beech St Silk St Golden Lane St Giles Terrace
EC2 / EC4 — Cheapside & St Paul's

Cheapside, Newgate & St Paul's Precincts

The Cheapside and One New Change corridor serves professional services, retail-adjacent office premises, and the St Paul's business cluster. Buildings here range from modern commercial towers to Georgian and Victorian-era premises requiring surface-specific cleaning approaches and careful product selection.

Cheapside New Change Newgate St St Paul's Churchyard Carter Lane Ludgate Hill
EC3 — Aldgate & Fenchurch

Aldgate, Fenchurch Street & Tower Hill

The eastern edge of the Square Mile, from Aldgate to Tower Hill, serves a growing mix of professional services, insurance, and technology businesses alongside the insurance market cluster. Tower Hill and the immediate surroundings have seen significant new commercial development and attract businesses seeking City address with more competitive rents.

Aldgate Minories Tower Hill Eastcheap Mark Lane Trinity Square

Office Cleaning Services for Bank Area Businesses

Every Citywide contract for the Bank area is built around the specific requirements of the building, the tenant, and the business. These are the services included across our EC2, EC3, and EC4 contracts.

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Daily Office Cleaning

Routine daily cleaning to a written specification — workstations, meeting rooms, reception, kitchen, washrooms, and communal areas. Scheduled before 8am or after 6pm to avoid disrupting business operations.

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Periodic Deep Cleaning

Scheduled deep cleans at monthly, quarterly, or six-monthly intervals — covering hard floor restoration, carpet cleaning, high-level dusting, kitchen deep cleans, and specialist surface treatment for City-standard environments.

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Washroom Hygiene Services

Managed washroom hygiene including consumables provision (toilet tissue, hand soap, sanitiser), sanitary waste collection, and regular hygiene maintenance — all under a single managed contract.

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Window & Glass Cleaning

Internal glass, partitions, and window cleaning for City offices where natural light and presentation quality are key to the working environment. Scheduled to avoid disrupting high-footfall areas during business hours.

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Post-Renovation & Builders Cleans

Post-construction, fit-out, and after-builders cleaning for City offices undergoing refurbishment — removing construction dust, debris, and chemical residue to a handover-ready standard.

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Kitchen & Breakout Area Cleaning

Daily cleaning and periodic deep cleans for staff kitchens, breakout areas, and client hospitality kitchens — including appliance cleaning, surface sanitisation, and bin management.

How Citywide Mobilises a Bank Area Cleaning Contract

From first contact to cleaning starting — our mobilisation process for City of London contracts is designed to handle building management requirements without delaying your start date.

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Site Survey Within 48 Hours

We conduct a physical site survey of your building — assessing access arrangements, surface types, key cleaning areas, security protocols, and building management requirements. For City buildings, we confirm your building's specific contractor approval process at this stage so there are no surprises after signing.

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Written Quote Within 24 Hours of Survey

A detailed written quote covering all areas, frequencies, products, equipment, and the total contract price — including any City premium for out-of-hours scheduling or building-specific compliance requirements. No verbal quotes. Everything in writing before you are asked to make any decision.

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Building Management Approval Coordinated

For buildings that require contractor approvals — and most EC2 and EC3 buildings do — we coordinate the approval process directly with your building manager. We submit insurance documentation, COSHH records, and operative vetting evidence. This typically takes 2–5 working days and does not delay your overall start date.

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Dedicated Operatives Briefed & Inducted

The operatives assigned to your building are briefed specifically on your premises, your cleaning schedule, your security procedures, and any site-specific requirements. In City buildings, this includes building security induction, key and fob management, and the conduct expectations for your specific working environment.

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Account Manager Introduced

Your named account manager — a specific person with a direct phone number — is introduced before the contract starts. They are your single point of contact for scheduling, quality issues, additional requirements, and anything else related to the cleaning of your building. Not a helpdesk. A named person.

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Contract Live Within One Week of Signing

From signed agreement to first clean: one week for standard City contracts. The mobilisation process — operatives briefed, access arranged, building management notified, COSHH documentation in place — is completed before day one, not during the first week of service.

What City of London Clients Say

Verified feedback from businesses in the Bank area and City of London who have contracted Citywide Cleaning Company.

Financial Services · EC2 ★★★★★

We have had Citywide as our cleaning provider for nearly five years and the standard has never slipped. In the City, that level of consistency is rarer than it should be.

Jackie KingInvestment Manager · London Investment Company
Asset Management · EC3 ★★★★★

One of the most efficient and responsive cleaning companies we have worked with. They consistently exceed our expectations — and in a client-facing environment, that matters every single day.

Adele MaddisonOffice Manager · Asset Management Company, City
Professional Services · EC2 ★★★★★

The building management company had specific approval requirements that our previous cleaner couldn't meet. Citywide handled the entire process without any delay to the contract start. That's the kind of operational competence we needed.

Operations DirectorProfessional Services Firm, Moorgate EC2

Office Cleaning Rates: Bank Area & City of London 2026

City of London cleaning rates are higher than Central London averages, reflecting building access requirements, security protocols, and the compliance standards demanded by City building managers.

Bank Area & City of London — Cleaning Rate Guide 2026

Source: Citywide operational data, 2026
ServiceTypical RateKey Variables
Daily contract cleaning (EC2/EC3)£25–£35/hrBuilding access requirements, security protocols, floor area
Early morning start (before 8am)Standard rateIncluded in City contracts — out-of-hours is the default
Evening cleaning (after 6pm)+10–15%Building-specific access window requirements
Periodic deep clean£35–£55/hrScope, surface types, floor area, equipment requirements
Post-renovation / builders cleanQuoted per projectBuilding size, debris level, handover deadline
Washroom hygiene (monthly contract)Monthly retainerNumber of units, consumables, collection frequency
Rates reflect City of London market benchmarks from 2026 operational data. Final pricing depends on site survey, specification, and building access requirements. Request a written quote from Citywide — survey within 48 hours.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the questions most commonly asked by facilities managers and office managers seeking cleaning for Bank area and City of London premises.

Does Citywide Cleaning Company cover the Bank area of the City of London?

Yes. Citywide Cleaning Company provides daily office cleaning across the entire Bank area and City of London, including EC2 (Moorgate, Liverpool Street, Barbican, Bishopsgate, Broadgate), EC3 (Bank junction, Monument, Cannon Street, Gracechurch Street, Fenchurch Street, Lloyd's, Aldgate), and EC4 (St Paul's, Cheapside, Cannon Street, Ludgate Hill). We are headquartered at 130 Old Street, EC1V — less than half a mile from Bank junction — and have operated City contracts for over 20 years.

Can you clean our City of London office before the business day starts?

Yes. Citywide Cleaning Company offers early morning cleaning from 6am across all City of London buildings. For most Bank area offices, early morning cleaning — completing before 8am — is the standard scheduling model, allowing the office to be fresh and ready when staff arrive. We coordinate access with your building management company as part of the contract mobilisation process, so early morning access is arranged and confirmed before the contract starts.

Do you have experience with City building management company approval processes?

Yes. Citywide Cleaning Company has operated in City of London buildings for over 20 years and is experienced with the contractor approval processes required by major building management companies operating in EC2 and EC3. When we begin a new City contract, we proactively coordinate the approval process — submitting insurance documentation, COSHH records, and operative vetting evidence directly to the building manager. This typically takes 2–5 working days and is managed by us, not by you.

How much does daily office cleaning cost in the Bank area?

Daily office cleaning in the Bank area and City of London typically costs £25–£35 per hour for professional contract cleaning in 2026. City rates are higher than Central London averages, reflecting building management company compliance requirements, security access protocols, and the higher presentation standards of financial and legal services environments. The rate includes vetted operatives, COSHH-compliant products, full insurance, supervision, and a named account manager. Request a tailored written quote from Citywide — site survey within 48 hours.

What happens if our regular cleaner is absent?

Citywide Cleaning Company maintains a trained cover pool so that operative absences do not result in uncleaned offices. If an operative assigned to your building is absent, a trained cover operative from our City pool is deployed for that visit. You are notified in advance wherever possible. Your account manager oversees the cover arrangement and confirms it is in place before your building's access window opens. Cover operatives are briefed on your building and your specification before deployment.

Can Citywide also cover our other London offices under the same contract?

Yes. If your organisation has offices in other London locations or other UK cities, Citywide Cleaning Company can cover all sites under a single contract — one agreement, one invoice, and one named account manager. We serve offices across all London zones including Canary Wharf, Marylebone, Holborn, and Chelsea, plus Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool, and Birmingham.

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Bank Area & City of London · EC2 · EC3 · EC4 · Est. 2002

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Citywide Cleaning Company serves offices across the Bank area, EC2, EC3, EC4, and the wider City of London. Site survey within 48 hours. Written quote within 24 hours of survey. Building management approval coordinated. Contract live within one week of signing. Named account manager on every contract.

About the author: Charles Alabi is COO of Citywide Cleaning Company, headquartered at 130 Old Street EC1V — less than half a mile from Bank junction. He has over 20 years of experience managing commercial cleaning contracts across the City of London, EC2, EC3, and EC4. Last updated: May 2026.

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Top 10 Best Office Cleaning Companies in London

Best Office Cleaning Companies in London

Office Cleaning Companies London · Independent 2026 Guide

Office Cleaning Companies London: 10 Best Providers (2026 Guide)

The best office cleaning companies in London for 2026 are Citywide Cleaning Company, Mitie, Julius Rutherfoord & Co, Cleanology, Total Clean, Dazzle London, Cleaning Express, OCS Group, ISS Facility Services and Klean Keepers — ranked by accreditation, service breadth, operational model and London fit.

An independently researched comparison — ranked by service quality, verified accreditations, operational structure, and fit for different office types.

Citywide Cleaning Company leads this list for small to mid-size London offices that want a managed, responsive cleaning service — without enterprise contract lock-in. Last updated: May 2026.

The best office cleaning companies in London in 2026 are: Citywide Cleaning Company · Mitie · Julius Rutherfoord & Co · Cleanology · Total Clean · Dazzle London · Cleaning Express · OCS Group · ISS Facility Services · Klean Keepers. Citywide leads the list for small to mid-size London offices that want a managed, responsive service — without enterprise contract lock-in.

How we ranked these office cleaning companies

  • Accreditation: BICSc membership, ISO 9001 quality, CHAS/SafeContractor, and ISO 14001 environmental certification where applicable — checked against public registries, not website claims.
  • Service breadth: Range of commercial cleaning services, from daily office cleaning to deep cleaning, carpet and floor care, and washroom hygiene.
  • Operational model: How absence cover, supervision and quality management are structured in practice — what determines whether a contract performs day-to-day.
  • Buyer feedback: Google Business reviews, Trustpilot ratings and published client testimonials, noted against each provider where available.
  • London fit: Whether the provider's scale, coverage and pricing genuinely suit London buyers, from single-site SMEs to multi-building estates.

Citywide Cleaning Company is ranked #1. We publish this as an independent buying resource and stand by the editorial integrity of every other ranking. No company has paid for placement.

Charles Alabi, COO — Citywide Cleaning Company UK · Updated May 2026

22+ years in commercial cleaning operations and facilities management across London and the wider UK. Charles has managed contracts for offices ranging from 10-desk start-ups to 500-staff corporate floors, and has evaluated dozens of cleaning providers as both a buyer and a competitor.

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Editorial disclosure: This guide was produced by Citywide Cleaning Company, which holds the #1 ranking based on the scoring methodology above. Rankings 2–10 are independently assessed with no commercial relationship to any listed provider. To suggest an addition or correction, contact info@citywidecleaning.co.uk.

  • The London office cleaning market is unregulated at entry level — BICSc, ISO 9001 and CHAS are the minimum signals of a credible provider.
  • Citywide Cleaning Company offers the most practical model for small to mid-size offices wanting flexible, relationship-driven cleaning.
  • Mitie is the dominant enterprise and multi-site provider — right for large FM portfolios, less so for single-site offices.
  • Always negotiate a 4–8 week pilot before signing any 12-month contract — it gives you an exit if standards disappoint.
  • Many offices overpay: schedules set in 2019 rarely reflect 2026 occupancy. Review frequency at every renewal.
  • London office cleaning typically runs £25–£40 per hour — always get a scope-based quote, not a headline rate.
  • Absence cover is the single most important clause. If it isn't written in, it will be improvised — usually badly.

Top 10 office cleaning companies in London (2026)

Use this table to shortlist before reading the full profiles below.

#CompanyBest ForScale
1Citywide Cleaning CompanySME to mid-market London officesLondon–Regional
2MitieEnterprise & multi-site FMNational
3Julius Rutherfoord & CoPremium London offices, Mayfair/CityLondon-only
4CleanologySustainability-led officesLondon–National
5Total CleanFlexible contracts, SMEs since 1988London-focused
6Dazzle LondonTech & creative sector officesLondon
7Cleaning ExpressSmall offices, flexible hoursLondon
8OCS Group UKIntegrated FM & cleaningNational
9ISS Facility ServicesGlobal operations, complex sitesGlobal
10Klean KeepersCentral London zones 1–5London

Best office cleaning companies in London

Each profile covers what the company does well, who it suits, and what to watch out for. Buyer ratings are drawn from Google Business and Trustpilot where published — verify current figures before relying on them.

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Citywide Cleaning Company — Best Overall for SMEs & Mid-Market

citywidecleaning.co.uk

★★★★★ 5.0 Google Business Reviews

5.0 Google Reviews22+ Years in LondonDBS-Checked StaffCOSHH TrainedRelief Cover Included

Most London offices only discover their cleaning company has no absence cover policy when the cleaner doesn't show on a Monday morning. Citywide Cleaning Company builds relief cover into every contract from day one — a trained, vetted replacement is deployed without the client needing to chase. For office managers running facilities alongside ten other responsibilities, that structural reliability is the most practical advantage in this entire guide.

Built around a hands-on management model rather than a national call-centre structure, Citywide delivers consistent, relationship-driven janitorial cleaning that works particularly well for offices with 10 to 200 staff — the segment most often underserved by large FM providers who treat single-site SMEs as low-priority accounts. Every contract has direct management oversight, which means faster response when standards slip and a service that adapts as occupancy and schedules evolve.

The portfolio spans daily and weekly commercial office cleaning, deep cleaning services, carpet and floor care, washroom hygiene management, kitchen and breakroom cleaning, and window cleaning. All staff are DBS-checked, COSHH-trained and covered under public liability insurance — documentation available on request.

Daily Office CleaningJanitorial ServicesDeep CleaningWashroom HygieneCarpet & Floor CareKitchen & BreakroomWindow CleaningNo Lock-In ContractsEco Products Available
Best for: London offices with 10–200 staff that want a managed, flexible, directly supervised service without enterprise FM complexity. Strong coverage across City of London, Canary Wharf, Shoreditch, Clerkenwell, Westminster and the West End. See our London cleaning locations.
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Mitie — Best Enterprise Office Cleaning for Large Estates

mitie.com

★★★★☆ 4.1 Trustpilot (corporate)

ISO 9001ISO 14001BICSc Member

Mitie is the largest FM and commercial cleaning company in the UK, with a London portfolio that includes major public-sector contracts — reportedly Transport for London's Underground and surface network, a five-year contract covering 100+ Imperial College London buildings from February 2026, and a London Fire Brigade contract spanning sites from Acton to Wimbledon. These are the kinds of credentials that matter in enterprise procurement.

For facilities managers at large organisations, Mitie's combination of AI-supported quality management, specialist capabilities (hazardous environments, sterile spaces, post-construction) and national resource depth is difficult to match. The trade-off is that single-site SMEs and mid-market offices often find its account-management model — designed for high-volume, standardised delivery — less responsive than a relationship-driven provider.

Enterprise FM CleaningMulti-SiteAI Quality ManagementSpecialist EnvironmentsPublic Sector Contracts
Best for: Large corporate estates, public sector organisations and multi-site portfolios of 5+ buildings where FM integration and national scale matter more than direct account management.
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Julius Rutherfoord & Co — Best Premium London Cleaning (Mayfair, City, West End)

juliusrutherfoord.co.uk

★★★★★ 4.8 Google Business

B Corp CertifiedBICSc MemberLondon-only

Founded in 1937, Julius Rutherfoord & Co is one of London's oldest and most respected commercial cleaning companies — and unlike providers who acquire heritage through branding, theirs is documented. The company has operated exclusively in London for nearly 90 years, reportedly serving over 360 client premises, with 78 clients it has cleaned continuously for more than a decade. Certified as a B Corp since 2022, JR&Co brings both longevity and ethical accreditation to its proposition.

Its positioning around premium environments — Mayfair law firms, St James's private offices, City financial institutions, West End professional services — reflects genuine specialisation in spaces where staff conduct, presentation and discretion are evaluated as rigorously as cleaning output.

Premium Office CleaningB Corp CertifiedPrestige EnvironmentsSustainable PracticesLondon-Only
Best for: High-end professional offices in Mayfair, St James's, the City and West End where presentation, discretion and sustainability credentials matter as much as cleaning output.
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Cleanology — Best Sustainable Cleaning for ESG-Focused Offices

cleanology.com

★★★★☆ 4.4 Google Business

ISO 14001ISO 9001Award-Winning

Cleanology is a London-built commercial cleaning company with a sustainability-first positioning that is measurable rather than marketed. ISO 14001 certified, multiple-award-winning for environmental standards, and equipped with real-time reporting and performance dashboards, it gives facilities managers evidenced oversight most providers cannot supply. For organisations with ESG commitments, BREEAM-rated buildings or net-zero targets, Cleanology is one of the few that can directly support those reporting obligations.

Its London-specific focus means better operational accountability than a national provider with London as one of many regions, and its no-penalty flexibility — frequencies adjusted without exit fees — reflects a confidence in service quality that lock-in providers rarely share.

Sustainable CleaningISO 14001 & 9001Performance DashboardsWindow & CarpetNo-Penalty Contracts
Best for: Offices with active ESG reporting, BREEAM ratings, net-zero commitments or sustainability governance needing documented, evidenced credentials.
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Total Clean — Best Flexible Contract for Growing Businesses

totalclean.co.uk

★★★★☆ 4.3 Google Business

Since 1988Vetted Staff

Total Clean has been operating in London since 1988, making it one of the most experienced independent janitorial companies in the city. Longevity matters in a market where newer entrants frequently fail to maintain standards beyond mobilisation — a provider that has retained clients for 35+ years has clearly solved the consistency problem that plagues much of the sector.

Its appeal for growing businesses lies in flexible terms, transparent pricing and vetted staff. It avoids the long minimum-term lock-ins common among larger providers, making it practical for offices scaling headcount or moving premises. Deep cleaning and specialist services can be added without switching providers.

London Cleaning Since 1988Vetted StaffFlexible Short-Term ContractsDeep Cleaning Add-Ons
Best for: Growing London businesses, offices in scale-up or relocation phases, and SMEs needing a proven provider with flexible terms and transparent pricing.
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Dazzle London — Best for Tech & Creative Workplaces

dazzle.london

★★★★☆ 4.5 Google Business

COSHH TrainedFreshOps QA

Dazzle London brings a tech-forward approach that suits workplaces where environment and culture are inseparable. COSHH-trained staff, FreshOps-backed quality management delivering measurable consistency, and a portfolio extending well beyond daily cleaning — carpet and upholstery care, waste management, window cleaning, and wellbeing solutions including eco-certified sanitisation stations — make it a strong fit for businesses that want their cleaning partner to match their operational standards.

Its brand resonates particularly with technology, creative and media companies in East London, Shoreditch, Tech City and the South Bank, where workspace presentation feeds directly into culture and a provider that communicates plainly and responds quickly beats an enterprise contract structure.

COSHH-Trained CleanersFreshOps QualityCarpet & UpholsteryWaste & RecyclingWellbeing Solutions
Best for: Tech, creative and media companies in Shoreditch, Tech City, South Bank and East London wanting a modern, responsive partner with measurable quality systems.
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Cleaning Express — Best Budget Option for Small Offices & Start-Ups

cleaning-express.com

★★★★☆ 4.4 Trustpilot

Online BookingLondon-Based

Cleaning Express offers both domestic and commercial cleaning with a well-reviewed online booking process that makes it meaningfully more accessible than competitors requiring a formal tender or site survey before pricing. Its commercial service is built around consistent delivery and proactive account communication — two factors repeatedly cited in its reviews as differentiators from cheaper alternatives.

For smaller offices, the ability to adjust scheduling, add one-off deep cleans and access support outside business hours without a lengthy approval process is a genuine advantage. The trade-off is that it is less suited to complex or large-footprint environments needing bespoke specifications and on-site supervision. For a 10–30 person office, it is a well-priced, reliable option.

Commercial Cleaning LondonSimple Online BookingRegular & One-Off CleansOut-of-Hours Available
Best for: Small London offices, start-ups and co-working tenants needing reliable, affordable cleaning with a simple booking process and responsive communication.
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OCS Group UK — Best Integrated FM & Cleaning for Complex Sites

ocs.com/uk

★★★★☆ 4.0 Google Business

ISO 9001SafeContractorCPC Framework

OCS Group is a global facilities management company with a well-established London cleaning operation covering offices, retail, aviation and public-sector environments. Registered on the Crescent Purchasing Consortium (CPC) framework, it is a credible option where formal procurement routes matter. In September 2024 it expanded UK capability through the acquisition of Exclusive Services Group.

Its primary advantage for London buyers is bundling cleaning with other FM services — security, catering, pest control, waste management — under a single contract and invoice. For organisations managing four or five separate FM vendors, that consolidation delivers real efficiency. The limitation is that, like other national FM providers, it is optimised for scale: single-site SMEs will often find a more agile service from a London specialist.

Integrated FM & CleaningSecurity & Catering BundlingPublic Sector (CPC)Pest & WasteISO 9001
Best for: London organisations — particularly public sector, education and large corporate sites — wanting cleaning integrated within a broader FM package with formal procurement requirements.
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ISS Facility Services — Best Global FM for Multinational Operations

uk.issworld.com

★★★★☆ 3.9 Indeed (employer reviews)

ISO 9001ISO 14001Global Operations

ISS is one of the world's largest workplace and facility management companies, operating across London in sectors from financial services and legal to healthcare and aviation, with a major Canary Wharf presence. Its model reflects genuine systems-level thinking about how cleaning, hospitality and FM services interact across complex, high-traffic environments.

For global companies needing cleaning standards replicable across markets — a single FM partner across New York, Frankfurt and Singapore as well as the City — ISS's international scale is difficult to match. Its ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications apply across global operations, giving procurement teams consistent compliance documentation. For London-only buyers, its model is most competitive on larger sites of 100+ staff.

Global FM CleaningCanary Wharf & CityFinancial & LegalISO 9001 & 14001Multi-Country
Best for: Global companies with London offices needing cleaning aligned with international FM standards, multi-country replication and large-site capability.
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Klean Keepers — Best Central London Cleaners for Zones 1–5

kleankeepers.co.uk

★★★★☆ 4.2 Google Business

Zones 1–5Battersea-Based

Klean Keepers is a Central London-focused cleaning company based in Battersea, covering zones 1–5 with a model built around professionalism, flexibility and attention to building-specific access. Financial institutions in the City and government and legal offices in Westminster require high-security, discreet cleaning with flexible out-of-hours access — its location and zone coverage make it structurally responsive for those environments.

For Central London offices that have been treated as a low-priority account by national providers, its zone-specific focus provides a structural accountability advantage. It uses modern standards aligned with 2026 hygiene compliance and integrates quality checklists into every cleaning plan.

Central London Zones 1–5Government & LegalHigh-Security AccessOut-of-Hours2026 Hygiene Standards
Best for: Central London offices in the City, Westminster and zones 1–5 — particularly financial, government and legal environments — where building access, discretion and rapid local response are priorities.
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Office cleaning prices in London (2026)

Costs vary by office size, frequency, time of day and scope. Always request a tailored quote before committing to any rate. VAT at 20% applies to all figures below.

Office SizeFrequencyTypical Cost (London)Notes
Small (up to 500 sq ft)3× per week£80–£150/weekStart-ups, serviced office tenants
Medium (500–2,000 sq ft)Daily£200–£450/weekSME offices, 10–50 staff
Large (2,000–5,000 sq ft)Daily£450–£900/weekMid-market, 50–150 staff
Hourly rate (general)Any£25–£40/hourBroad London market rate
Deep clean (one-off)As required£300–£1,200+Depends on size and scope

Rates are indicative based on 2026 London market data; VAT at 20% applies. For a fuller breakdown see how much office cleaning costs in London, or request a scope-specific quote.

How to choose an office cleaning company in London

Most providers claim to be "reliable" and "professional." The real difference is operational structure — how they handle absences, who oversees quality day-to-day, and how fast they respond when something goes wrong. For the deeper version, see how to choose a cleaning company. Five decisions separate a good contract from a painful one:

1. Absence cover — ask first, price second

What happens when your regular cleaner is unavailable? If it isn't documented before you sign, it will be improvised when it happens — usually a missed clean and an unanswered email. Every credible provider should have a named relief procedure.

2. Verify accreditations directly

Look for BICSc membership, ISO 9001 and CHAS or SafeContractor registration. These cannot be verified from a website — call the certifying body or request the certificate number. The market is unregulated at entry level and claims are frequently overstated.

3. Understand the supervision model

Is a manager visiting weekly, or just available by phone? Unmanaged contracts almost always degrade within six months. Ask exactly who visits, how often, and what happens when feedback isn't acted on.

4. Negotiate a 4–8 week pilot

Insist on a short pilot with clear performance criteria and a no-penalty exit before committing to 12 months. Any provider confident in their service will accept this.

5. Review your schedule against actual occupancy

Many offices still run frequencies set in 2019. A three-day-a-week office paying for daily cleaning is overpaying by roughly 40%. Review at every renewal.

Frequently asked questions

What does office cleaning cost in London in 2026?

General office cleaning typically ranges from £25 to £40 per hour in 2026, though that's a broad ballpark. A medium office of 500–2,000 sq ft typically falls between £200 and £450 per week. Actual pricing depends on size, frequency, time of day, washrooms, floor type and specialist requirements. Always request a scope-based quote.

What is the difference between office cleaning and janitorial cleaning companies?

Janitorial companies typically provide ongoing scheduled maintenance — daily or weekly cleaning, waste removal, washroom restocking, surface sanitisation. "Office cleaning" is often a broader term for the same scope. The two are largely interchangeable in London, though some use "janitorial" to signal a more comprehensive maintenance approach. See what commercial cleaning covers for the full picture.

How do I find the best office cleaning companies near me in London?

Identify your location, working hours and whether you need local zone coverage. Shortlist providers with verified local coverage, BICSc or ISO accreditation and references you can actually call. Then ask each how they handle absence cover before discussing price — it's the single most revealing question, because it forces a provider to describe operations rather than marketing.

How often should offices be cleaned in London?

Frequency should reflect actual occupancy, not legacy schedules. A five-day office with 50+ staff usually warrants daily cleaning; a hybrid office occupied three days may be served by three visits. Reception, washrooms and kitchens typically need daily attention regardless. Review at every renewal — many offices significantly overpay.

What is included in a janitorial cleaning service in London?

A standard service includes vacuuming and mopping floors, dusting and wiping surfaces, emptying bins and replacing liners, cleaning and sanitising washrooms, restocking consumables, kitchen and breakroom cleaning, glass and partition cleaning, and reception maintenance. Deep cleaning, carpet cleaning, window cleaning and specialist services are typically quoted separately.

Are there companies that specialise in small offices?

Yes. Citywide Cleaning Company, Total Clean, Cleaning Express and Klean Keepers all suit smaller offices of 10–50 staff. Enterprise providers like Mitie, OCS and ISS are optimised for large sites and multi-building contracts. Small-office buyers often get a more personalised, responsive service from a specialist London provider.

What accreditations should an office cleaning company in London hold?

The minimum credible signals are BICSc membership, ISO 9001 quality certification and CHAS or SafeContractor registration; for sustainability-focused offices, ISO 14001 is also relevant. Always verify directly with the certifying bodies — the market is unregulated at entry level, so self-reporting is common and unchecked.

Can I get same-day or emergency office cleaning in London?

Several providers offer same-day or emergency cleans for events, post-incident situations or fit-out handovers. For planned events, deep cleans or post-renovation work, booking 48–72 hours ahead ensures staffing and equipment. Out-of-hours and weekend rates apply.

What is the difference between a cleaning company and a facilities management company?

A cleaning company specialises in cleaning. An FM company provides cleaning alongside security, catering, maintenance, pest control and grounds — often under a single Total Facilities Management contract. Mitie, OCS and ISS are FM companies. For organisations wanting cleaning managed independently with direct accountability and flexible terms, a specialist cleaning company typically offers better value.

How do I switch office cleaning companies in London without disruption?

Give your current provider the contractual notice (typically 30–90 days), select the new provider at least four weeks before start to allow induction and any TUPE consultation, and run a detailed handover covering access, alarm codes, consumable locations and building-specific requirements. Ask for a pre-start site visit and a written specification before day one. Disruption is almost always caused by inadequate handover, not the switch itself.

14-point procurement checklist

Every item corresponds to a real failure mode in London cleaning contracts — most visible within the first 90 days. Use it before signing, not after a problem appears.

#CheckpointWhat to ConfirmFailure Mode
1Written Service SpecificationAreas, frequencies, tasks and products agreed in writing before day one — not summarised in an email.No spec means disputes within 6 weeks over what "clean" means.
2Insurance CertificateCurrent PL (min. £5M), EL and PI verified before work starts, matching your building and scope.Expired or mismatched insurance creates a coverage gap during a liability period.
3Legal Entity CheckCompany on contract, invoice and certificate of insurance must be the same legal entity doing the work.Mismatched entity means the franchisor holds the insurance and neither accepts liability.
4Staff Vetting ProcessHow operatives are recruited, vetted, reference-checked and DBS-cleared — in writing.An unvetted operative in a client-facing role with no documented vetting to show.
5Supervision StructureWho supervises on-site, how often, and is there a written supervision log?No supervision, no standard — quality drifts down until the client complains.
6Absence Cover PlanHow quickly is cover arranged? Is there a dedicated cover pool?Cleaner off sick Monday, no cover arrives, and the office develops a hygiene problem.
7Escalation ProcedureHow are complaints raised and resolved? Documented response time? Named contact above the operative?Complaint hits a generic inbox, no response for days, problem recurs, no one owns it.
8Named Account ManagerA single, direct-contact account manager — a real person with a phone number.Urgent issues pass through portals and never reach someone with authority to act.
9Products & COSHHWhat products are used? Are COSHH data sheets available for every chemical on site?A reaction occurs and the company can't produce a product list or COSHH sheets.
10Consumables ScopeAre consumables included in the price or charged separately? Get it in writing.First invoice arrives higher than quoted — consumables billed at retail as a hidden surcharge.
11Access & Key ManagementHow are keys, fobs and codes stored and recorded? Who is responsible if credentials are lost?A key goes missing with no register — building security changed at the client's cost.
12Performance Review ScheduleHow often is service formally reviewed? Documented QA inspection schedule? Monthly standard, quarterly minimum.Standards drop 10% a quarter; by month nine you're managing a degraded service with no benchmark.
13Contract Notice PeriodMinimum notice to exit? Penalty or early-termination fees? Understand the exit before you enter.Quality collapses at month four but the exit clause needs 6 months' notice — trapped until month ten.
14TUPE AssessmentIncoming provider must assess TUPE and identify affected staff at least 3 weeks before mobilisation.TUPE ignored, the new contractor is challenged, and no one is cleaning at handover.

Use this as a pre-signature audit. Any provider unable to satisfy all 14 points in writing should be reconsidered. Request a quote from Citywide to see how we answer every point.

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Why Smart Property Managers Prefer a Single Provider for Security and Cleaning Services?

Why Smart Property Managers Prefer a Single Provider for Security and Cleaning | Citywide Cleaning Company

Citywide · Property & Facilities Guide · 2026

Why Smart Property Managers Prefer a Single Provider for Security and Cleaning

A single provider for security and cleaning means contracting one company to deliver both of a building's core soft-FM services — manned guarding and commercial cleaning — under one contract, one point of accountability and one coordinated team, rather than juggling separate vendors.

Every extra vendor is another contract to manage, another invoice to reconcile, and another finger-pointing gap when something goes wrong.

This guide explains why consolidating security and cleaning under one provider cuts cost and complexity for London property managers — and what to check before you do it.

Property managers increasingly bundle security and cleaning with one provider because it delivers a single point of accountability, lower combined cost and overhead, coordinated on-site coverage (guards and cleaners working from the same site knowledge), and far simpler procurement — one contract, one invoice, one number to call. The trade-off to manage is ensuring the provider is genuinely strong at both disciplines, not just one with the other bolted on.

Charles Alabi, COO — Citywide cleaning & security operations

22+ years in commercial cleaning, security and facilities management. Charles oversees delivery across Citywide Cleaning Company and Citywide Security Company, advising property and facilities managers on integrated soft-FM contracts that hold standards across both services.

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  • One accountable provider closes the gap where separate cleaning and security vendors blame each other when something slips.
  • Coordination is the real prize. Guards and cleaners sharing site knowledge, access and timing makes both services work better.
  • Procurement and admin shrink: one contract, one invoice, one account manager — less of your time spent managing vendors.
  • Combined cost often falls, through shared mobilisation, supervision and out-of-hours coverage rather than duplicated overhead.
  • The risk to manage: make sure the provider is genuinely strong at both — not a cleaner that subcontracts security, or vice versa.
  • It scales by property type — offices, mixed-use, residential blocks, retail and void properties each benefit differently.

The hidden cost of juggling separate vendors

On paper, separate contracts for cleaning and security look harmless — two specialists, each doing their job. In practice, every additional vendor a property manager carries adds friction that rarely shows up on a single line of the budget but accumulates across the year.

  • Accountability gaps. When a washroom is left unstocked or a fire door is propped overnight, two providers can each point at the other. No one owns the outcome.
  • Duplicated management. Two onboarding processes, two sets of risk assessments, two account managers, two review meetings, two escalation routes.
  • Reconciliation overhead. Separate invoices, separate terms and separate renewal dates all land on your desk to chase and align.
  • Coordination blind spots. The cleaner who spots a broken lock and the guard who notices an overflowing bin have no shared channel to flag it.

None of these is catastrophic alone. Together, they are why experienced property managers increasingly look to consolidate. For the wider case on how cleaning quality affects a building, see how office cleaning improves your business.

What a single provider for security and cleaning looks like

Integrated soft FM doesn't mean one generalist doing everything badly. It means one accountable provider delivering both disciplines — with specialist teams for each — under a single contract and a single point of contact. In practice that combines:

Manned guarding

SIA-licensed officers for reception, patrol, key holding, access control and out-of-hours cover.

Commercial cleaning

Daily janitorial, washroom and kitchen hygiene, and periodic deep cleaning across the building.

One management layer

A single account manager, one written specification per service, and a shared escalation route.

The cleaning half is delivered as professional office cleaning (and, for serviced and flexible space, managed workspace cleaning); the security half through Citywide Security Company. For the full scope of the cleaning side, see what commercial cleaning covers.

Why property managers consolidate

Single accountability

One provider owns the building's presentation and protection. No gaps, no blame-shifting.

Lower combined cost

Shared mobilisation, supervision and out-of-hours coverage replace duplicated overhead.

Coordinated coverage

Guards and cleaners work from the same site knowledge, access arrangements and timing.

Simpler procurement

One contract, one invoice, one renewal date, one set of compliance documents.

Consistent standards

One quality framework and audit process across both services, not two that never align.

Faster response

A single number to call and a team already on site able to react across both disciplines.

The property types that benefit most

Commercial officesMixed-use developmentsResidential blocks Retail & retail parksBusiness & industrial parksServiced & flexible workspace Vacant / void propertiesManaged estates

The pattern holds across all of them: wherever a building needs both a clean, presentable environment and a secure, controlled one, splitting those jobs across two vendors creates seams that a single provider removes.

How coordination actually works on site

The theoretical benefits only matter if they show up in daily operation. With one provider, they do:

  • Shared site knowledge. Access codes, key registers, alarm procedures and building quirks live with one team, not split across two.
  • Seamless out-of-hours cover. Security is already on site when cleaning runs early or late, so access and lone-working risks are managed, not improvised.
  • Issues flagged once. A cleaner spotting a faulty lock or a guard noticing a spill reports through one channel that acts on both.
  • Incident readiness. Post-incident cleaning, fluid clean-ups and reinstatement happen faster when the same provider holds both functions.

The cost and management case

The saving from consolidation is rarely a single dramatic figure — it's the sum of removed duplication. One mobilisation instead of two. One supervision layer. One set of compliance checks. One invoice to reconcile and one renewal to negotiate. For a property manager running a portfolio, the recovered time alone is significant before any line-item saving.

It also de-risks the budget: a single accountable contract is easier to hold to a standard than two that can each blame the other. For current cleaning-side rates to build into a combined budget, see office cleaning costs in London, then request a tailored quote covering both services.

What to check before choosing a single provider

Consolidation only pays off if the provider is genuinely capable of both. Treat the first group as non-negotiable.

Must have

  • Demonstrable, in-house capability in both cleaning and security — not one subcontracted behind the other
  • SIA-licensed security officers and vetted, trained, insured cleaning operatives
  • A separate written specification for each service, plus combined insurance and risk assessments
  • A single named account manager with authority across both

Should have

  • One quality-audit framework reporting across both services
  • Guaranteed cover arrangements for absence in either discipline
  • A single escalation route with documented response times

One London provider for cleaning and security

Citywide delivers both disciplines in-house: office cleaning in London through Citywide Cleaning Company, and SIA-licensed manned guarding through Citywide Security Company — under one contract, one account manager and one coordinated team. DBS-checked, trained operatives, same-day absence cover and a single escalation route mean the building's presentation and protection are owned end to end. We cover all central London zones and the surrounding boroughs.

Frequently asked questions

Is it cheaper to use one provider for security and cleaning?

Usually, yes — though the saving comes from removed duplication rather than a single discounted rate. One mobilisation, one supervision layer, one set of compliance checks and one invoice reduce both direct cost and the management time a property manager spends. The bigger gain for many is the recovered admin time and single accountability.

Does bundling mean lower quality in one service?

Only if the provider isn't genuinely strong at both. A credible integrated provider runs specialist teams for cleaning and security with a separate written specification for each — not one discipline bolted onto the other. Confirm in-house capability and per-service specs before signing.

What kinds of property benefit most?

Any building needing both presentation and protection — commercial offices, mixed-use developments, residential blocks, retail, business parks, serviced workspace and void properties. The more a site relies on coordinated access, out-of-hours work and incident response, the greater the benefit of a single provider.

How does coordination between cleaners and security actually help?

Shared site knowledge (access, keys, alarms), seamless out-of-hours cover, a single channel to flag issues, and faster post-incident clean-up. When one team holds both functions, the seams that appear between two separate vendors disappear.

What should I check before consolidating?

In-house capability in both disciplines, SIA-licensed officers and vetted cleaning operatives, a separate written specification per service, combined insurance and risk assessments, a single named account manager, and guaranteed absence cover across both. If any of these can't be evidenced, reconsider.

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How to Appropriately Clean and Disinfect Against Coronavirus

How to Appropriately Clean and Disinfect Against Coronavirus

 

The recent spate of coronavirus around the world calls for enhanced deep cleaning service and disinfection of schools and office to protect school children and staff from catching coronavirus, norovirus, influenza, rhinovirus or any other common viruses. To help prevent the spread of COVID – 19, we are recommending that schools and offices carry out the following:

 

Disinfecting and Sanitising surfaces

Contact your cleaning services provider to see whether they have the scope to provide enhanced deep cleaning service. Enhanced deep cleaning is a lot more detailed and thorough than the normal deep cleaning service. It will help prevent the spread of coronavirus, norovirus, influenza, rhinovirus and other common viruses. Approved virucidal disinfectants will be used to wipe down and clean frequently touched surfaces and surfaces likely to harbour pathogens. Sanitisation Cleaning will include sanitising all touchpoints, surfaces such as door handles, push pads and telephones, tables, hard-backed chairs, light switches, remotes, handles, desks, equipment, toilets, sinks, floors.

 

Use mostly disposable items when cleaning

Cleaners or anyone cleaning should use mostly disposable items such as mop heads, gloves and wipes when cleaning and disinfecting surfaces. These items should be discarded after each cleaning and must not be used for other purposes. Consult the manufacturer’s instructions for cleaning and disinfection products used

 

Encourage Staff and School Pupils to Wash Hands

Staff and School pupils should be encouraged to correctly wash hand with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. It is a known fact that hands are the front lines in the war against Covid-19. Like most respiratory viruses such as coronavirus, the flu, and the common cold, Covid-19 can be spread through human hands. Hands can easily pick up droplets that comprise of the virus which can then be easily passed onto our body by using to the hand touching our mouth or body. It is very important to clean hands after:

 

  • Coughing, sneezing or blowing one’s nose,
  • Before eating or preparing food
  • After using the restroom
  • After contact with animals or pets
  • Before and after providing routine care for another person who needs assistance (e.g. an old person or a child)

 

Clean and disinfect correctly

It is important to clean and disinfect correctly by using approved coronavirus fighting products. According to Andrew Wheeler, U.S Environmental Protection Agency Administrator in a news release. “Using the correct disinfectant is an important part of preventing and reducing the spread of illnesses along with other critical aspects such as hand washing,” Here are some of the registered disinfectants on the EPA’s list:

  • Clorox Disinfecting Wipes
  • Clorox Commercial Solutions
  • Clorox Disinfecting Spray
  • Clorox Multi-Surface Cleaner + Bleach
  • Klercide 70/30
  • Lonza Formulation
  • Lysol Clean & Fresh Multi-Surface Cleaner
  • Lysol Disinfectant Max Cover Mist
  • Lysol Heavy-Duty Cleaner Disinfectant Concentrate
  • Oxycide Daily Disinfectant Cleaner
  • Peak Disinfectant Wipes
  • Peroxide Multi-Surface Cleaner and Disinfectant
  • Peroxide Disinfectant and Glass Cleaner
  • Purell Professional Surface Disinfectant Wipes
  • Sani-Prime Germicidal Disposable Wipe
  • Sani-Prime Germicidal Spray
  • Cosa Oxonia Active
  • Microban 24 Hour Multi-Purpose Cleaner
  • Microban 24 Hour Bathroom Cleaner
  • Lemon Disinfectant
  • Cosa Oxonia Active
  • Clear Gear Sports Spray
  • Foster First Defense
  • Sani-Spritz Spray
  • Don-O-Mite
  • One-Step Disinfectant Cleaner
  • X-Ray Apron Cleaner Disinfectant
  • All-Purpose Virex
  • SaniZide Pro 1 Spray
  • Maxim GSC Germicidal Spray Cleaner
  • Bright Solutions Lemon Zip Disinfectant
  • Simple Green Clean Finish
  • TB Quat Disinfectant
  • Bioesque Solutions Botanical Disinfectant Solution
  • REScue Ready to Use One-Stop Disinfectant Cleaner & Deodorizer
  • Zep Spirit II
  • Zep Antibacterial Disinfectant & Cleaner
  • Zep Quick Clean Disinfectant
  • Stepan Spray Disinfectant Concentrate
  • Buckeye Sanicare Lemon Quat
  • 3M Quat Disinfectant Cleaner Concentrate
  • Symplicity Sanibet Multi-Range Sanitizer
  • Pine Quat
  • Quaternary Disinfectant Cleaner
  • TruShot Disinfectant Cleaner for Hospitals
  • TruShot Disinfectant Cleaner Restroom Cleaner & Disinfectant
  • Formula 17750 Wintermint
  • Formula 17822 Deo-Clean Multi
  • Neutra-Tec 64

 

Please note the above list is not exhaustive but can be used as a guide to identifying similar products suitable for fighting COVID-19. To correctly fight coronavirus through effective cleaning, we will suggest using a professional cleaning company