Your cleaning contract has two sides. We check both.

No, and that is not what audits are for. We are not there to judge or criticize the crew. We are there to keep your building cleaner. When something is being missed, the cause is usually fixable: the wrong product, not enough dwell time, worn equipment, an SOP that skips a step, or a simple miscommunication about scope.

Findings come to you discreetly in a written report, framed to make the next clean better, not to embarrass anyone. Good crews come out of an audit looking good.

Monthly works best for medical and dental practices, high-traffic offices, and anywhere the audit is written into the cleaning contract as a standing quality check. Quarterly suits most standard offices as a seasonal checkpoint. A yearly audit is the minimum: a deep baseline of the whole space, usually paired with a review of the contract and scope.

We run all three as standing plans, and the right cadence usually becomes obvious after the first walkthrough.

Most commercial office cleaning lands somewhere between about seven and twenty-five cents per square foot per cleaning, depending on how often it is cleaned, what is included, and your local labor market. A light nightly wipe-down sits at the low end. Detailed work with restrooms, floors, and disinfection sits higher.

The number matters less than whether the price matches the scope. We benchmark your building against fair market rates so you can tell a good deal from a padded one.

You compare the price against the scope and the square footage, not against another random quote. Overcharging usually hides in vague scopes, tasks listed but never done, or a frequency you are paying for and not receiving.

We review your contract and invoices line by line and tell you what the work should actually cost. If you are overpaying, you will have the numbers to renegotiate.

An independent cleaning audit is a third-party inspection of how well your space is actually being cleaned, run by someone who does not hold the cleaning contract. That independence is the whole point. We have no vendor to protect and no reason to inflate or bury a problem.

An audit includes a zone-by-zone scorecard, photo documentation, and verification of high-touch surfaces, delivered as a report you can act on.

We do not clean. That is deliberate. Because we never hold the cleaning contract, we have no reason to defend a vendor or drum up work that is not needed. Our only job is to tell you the truth about the space you are paying to have cleaned.

If you need a cleaner, we help you find and vet an independent one, then we can audit their work on your behalf.