Commercial Cleaning Inner West Sydney | Fully Insured & Police-Checked

Commercial cleaning typically includes vacuuming and mopping floors, dusting surfaces, emptying bins, cleaning kitchens and break areas, sanitising bathrooms, and disinfecting high-touch points such as door handles, switches, and shared equipment. The exact scope depends on your facility type, traffic levels, and whether you need routine cleaning, deep cleaning, or specialist services.

Yes, we offer after-hours, early morning, and weekend cleaning. This allows us to accommodate your schedule and ensure that your commercial space is maintained to the highest standards of cleanliness. 

Commercial cleaning costs vary based on your floor area, cleaning frequency, site layout, risk level, and whether you need specialist services such as carpet steam cleaning, window cleaning, or deep sanitation. The most accurate way to price a commercial site is through an on-site inspection, so the quote reflects your actual facility requirements rather than a generic package.

Yes, wherever possible, we assign a consistent cleaning team. A dedicated team also makes communication easier and helps maintain quality from one visit to the next.

Yes. One-off commercial cleaning is a common option for businesses that need a deep clean, pre-inspection clean, post-event clean, floor restoration, window cleaning, or a reset before moving into a regular maintenance schedule. It is useful for sites that do not yet need daily or weekly service but still want a professional standard of cleanliness.

Many businesses now expect eco-friendly cleaning options, especially where staff comfort, sustainability goals, or sensitive environments are a priority. Low-toxicity and environmentally conscious products can help reduce harsh odours and support safer day-to-day cleaning without compromising hygiene outcomes.

Yes, our cleaners are police-checked, and our work is backed by $20M public liability insurance. These protections help reduce risk, support compliance expectations, and give businesses more confidence when allowing cleaners access to their premises outside business hours.

Office cleaning usually focuses on desks, workstations, meeting rooms, kitchens, and bathrooms within a workplace. Commercial cleaning is broader and can include retail stores, warehouses, strata buildings, medical sites, and mixed-use facilities, each with different floor care, waste handling, hygiene, and compliance requirements.

Our deep cleaning service covers everything in our routine maintenance clean, plus carpet steam cleaning, hard floor scrubbing and polishing, tile and grout cleaning, ceiling vent dusting, kitchen commercial degreasing, window and glass cleaning, upholstery cleaning, and high-pressure cleaning of external areas. A full scope of work is provided before each deep clean, so you know exactly what’s included.

Yes. We provide NDIS cleaning services to NDIS-registered facilities and supported accommodation across the Inner West. Our NDIS cleaning providers are trained to work respectfully and sensitively in participant environments, using non-toxic, allergen-conscious products and following all relevant NDIS practice standards.

Yes. Compliance certificates are available to our Managed Facility Programme clients and are generated based on our digital cleaning audit records. These documents provide formal, verifiable evidence of your facility’s cleaning and hygiene history for regulatory bodies, insurance providers, body corporates, or internal governance purposes.

No. We operate on a month-to-month basis with no lock-in contracts. We earn your continued business through the quality of our service and the reliability of our team, not by binding you to a contract that removes your ability to hold us accountable.

Yes. Our warehouse cleaning services and industrial cleaning capabilities cover concrete floor scrubbing, high-bay area dusting, loading dock cleaning, amenity block sanitisation, and waste management across Inner West Sydney and surrounding industrial precincts, including Alexandria, Tempe, Flemington, and Strathfield.

A colour-coded cleaning system uses specific cloths and mops for different areas: red for toilets, blue for general surfaces, green for kitchens, and yellow for washbasins. This prevents cross-contamination between high-risk and low-risk zones, following best practices used in hospitals and medical facilities.