Office Cleaning

We provide the best office cleaning service. Office cleaning takes place in a challenging environment where several different priorities come into conflict: Time and cost factors, cleaning results, hygiene and sustainability are all interconnected and must be taken into account. Accordingly, it is important to select suitable cleaning methods for the challenge in question. Particularly with a view to ensuring hygiene and sustainability, static cleaning will increasingly be replaced by dynamic cleaning in the future.

Steps towards a clean office

Offices are places where many people congregate for hours every day. The equipment, nature and use of office spaces therefore present a range of specific challenges for cleaning service providers. Factors such as time and cost must be taken into account, while ensuring cleanliness, hygiene and, increasingly, sustainability are guaranteed. Here, it is worth having an overview of common applications and suitable solutions, including having a sensible structure for cleaning sequences, as well as being aware of current developments in cleaning technology.

The right preparation

Preparation and follow-up are essential parts of the cleaning sequence for a room – in addition to the cleaning task itself.
In all cases, this includes personal protective gear, knowledge of safety instructions and hygiene rules, and the provision of materials and equipment. Provision of materials is important because it is only the cleaning task in the room with the respective defined method variants that is the deciding factor in which equipment is required. In offices, coarse dirt should be collected and waste disposed of first.

Principles of cleaning

Clean from top to bottom
Clean from back to front
Clean from dry to wet
Clean from clean to dirty

Cleaning surfaces ensures that rooms have an attractive appearance, contributes to preservation of value and plays a major role in the prevention of contact infections. A cleaning method particularly suited to removing loose or partially stuck dirt from desks, sideboards or cable ducts is wiping with a damp cloth and spray. This method saves time, cleaning agent and water, while achieving an excellent level of hygiene at the same time. Either the cleaning agent is pre-dosed, thus preventing uneconomical and environmentally unfriendly overdosing. Alternatively, the cleaning agent can be sprayed directly onto the cloth – three sprays is sufficient here – and the moistened side is then used to clean. If stubborn dirt must be removed, the method of wet wiping with a preconditioned cloth is used.

Treating critical points of contact

Frequently used surfaces are treated in what is known as critical touchpoint treatment, i.e. cleaning or disinfecting critical points of contact. If contaminated surfaces are to be chemically disinfected, disinfectant cleaners and disinfectants are available, which, depending on the version, can have a virucidal effect against enveloped viruses.

Saving time and resources: Sustainability and innovation

Cleaning is in itself sustainable, as it serves to retain the value and function of buildings, facilities and machines. Furthermore, with regard to building cleaning, considerations regarding sustainable and successful management often go hand in hand. After all, in order to work efficiently, it is important to reduce costs while at the same time maintaining or improving the results. This can be achieved by using power- and water-saving cleaning technology, modern procedures, or ergonomic machines that reduce physical strain and therefore also reduce time users may have to take off sick: In other words, measures which benefit the environment and humans in equal measure. The cleaning industry is currently in a state of upheaval, with traditional models and methods increasingly being replaced by dynamic, environmentally friendly approaches.