Exactly what you should expect from every professional office clean — and what is typically not included.
A professional office clean typically includes vacuuming all floor surfaces, sanitising all contact points (keyboards, door handles, desks), cleaning the kitchen and bathroom, emptying bins and mopping hard floors — with deep-clean tasks like window cleaning and carpet cleaning scheduled separately on a periodic basis. For offices in Darlinghurst NSW 2010, the scope is tailored to the building — many are heritage conversions with timber floors and shared entrances — while the core inclusions stay the same.
The following are typically periodic or add-on services — not included in a standard weekly clean unless specifically agreed:
| Task | Regular Clean | Deep Clean |
|---|---|---|
| Vacuuming & mopping | ✓ | ✓ |
| Bin emptying | ✓ | ✓ |
| Bathroom sanitisation | ✓ | ✓ |
| Kitchen benches & sink | ✓ | ✓ |
| Skirting boards & vents | ✗ | ✓ |
| Inside fridge/microwave | ✗ | ✓ |
| Carpet shampooing | ✗ | ✓ |
| Window cleaning (internal) | ✗ | ✓ |
| Behind furniture | ✗ | ✓ |
| Grout scrubbing | ✗ | ✓ |
Kitchen appliance cleaning (inside the fridge, microwave, oven) is typically not included in a standard weekly office clean — it is usually listed as a periodic add-on or one-off service. The exterior of appliances is included in standard cleaning (wiping down the outside of the microwave, fridge door). If you want the interior of appliances cleaned regularly, confirm this when getting your quote and it can be added to your scope of works.
Yes. Bathrooms are included in all standard professional office cleaning programs. A standard office bathroom clean includes: toilet cleaning and disinfection inside and outside, basin and tapware cleaning, mirror cleaning, floor mopping with disinfectant, bin emptying and bin liner replacement, and restocking of hand soap and paper towels (if consumables are provided by the client). If bathroom consumables need to be supplied, this is typically a separate arrangement.
Regular office cleaning (weekly or daily) covers routine maintenance — vacuuming, surfaces, bathrooms, bins and kitchen benches. A deep clean goes further: cleaning inside appliances, washing windows internally, scrubbing grout, cleaning skirting boards and vents, shampooing carpets, cleaning window tracks, and sanitising hard-to-reach areas behind furniture. Most businesses schedule a deep clean 1–2 times per year in addition to regular maintenance cleaning.
Office cleaning for a Darlinghurst NSW 2010 business includes the same standard inclusions as anywhere — vacuuming and mopping, sanitising high-touch surfaces, cleaning the kitchen and bathrooms, and emptying bins. What often differs in Darlinghurst is the building itself: many local offices are heritage terrace conversions with timber floors, narrow stairs and shared entrances, so the scope is tailored to suit older fit-outs and any common-area coordination required in mixed-use buildings.
No — external window cleaning and carpet shampooing are periodic add-ons, not part of a standard weekly clean, and this holds for Darlinghurst offices too. Given the age of much of Darlinghurst's building stock, many local businesses schedule internal window cleaning and carpet steam cleaning quarterly or twice a year to protect original features and maintain presentation. These can be built into your cleaning program at a set frequency rather than paid for ad hoc.
Yes. The standard inclusions are a starting point — ProCleanCorp builds a written scope of works specific to your office, whether in Darlinghurst or elsewhere in the inner city. You can add interior appliance cleaning, meeting-room resets, consumable restocking or specialist surfaces to the regular scope, or schedule deep-clean tasks at a set interval. Everything included is documented so both parties are clear on what is delivered each visit.
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