Childcare and education
A centre is cleaned before the children arrive, and every week after that.
Both of those are ours. We take new early learning centres from builder's finish to ready to hand over, and we clean education buildings on ongoing contract once they are open. One of the buildings on our standing contracts is at a university.

Two ends of the same building
The handover, then the routine.
A centre is a construction clean once and a contract clean every week afterwards, and they are not the same job. Both start with a walkthrough and a deep clean before the routine settles: how we work. The scope is written down with the interval on it, so there is a copy to file and a copy to show whoever asks to see it.
Before the doors open
Handover, room by room
New centres come to us at builder's finish. Floors go back on the walk-behind scrubber, glass and joinery are washed inside and out, and the low benches, sinks and hardware children reach are done by hand.
It is the same crews and the same machines we run for head contractors on their handover cleans.
Once it is open
The weekly contract
An ongoing clean covers floors, surfaces, kitchens and bathrooms, bins, high-touch areas and common areas, daily, weekly or fortnightly.
Some of the organisations on our books are cleaned daily, some weekly, some fortnightly, and the visit sits outside the hours the building is used.


What a centre asks for that an office does not
Four things on an education contract.

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The rest of the building
What else we clean in a centre
Tell us about the centre.
The address, the number of rooms, what the floors are made of, and whether this is a handover or an ongoing clean. That is enough to book a walkthrough.
