Prepare
rank areas by footfall
Offices combine reception, open-plan space, meeting rooms, a kitchen, toilets and little-used areas.

avoiding the same intensity everywhere while keeping sensitive points covered
rank areas by footfall
set a recurring core of tasks
schedule rotating tasks
review the schedule after start-up
These FHN Clean photos show various offices after a clean: parquet, tiled floors, large spaces and occupied rooms. The protocol is adapted to the floor covering, the amount of traffic and the client’s instructions.
On-site photos supplied by FHN Clean. Click to enlarge.
A reliable service starts with a scope that both the client and the cleaning team can understand. For offices, buildings, shops, practices, building sites and occupied premises, FHN Clean records the surface areas, how the spaces are used, sensitive areas, access constraints and permitted hours. This preparation prevents gaps between a general request and the work actually needed.
The quote distinguishes between recurring tasks, periodic operations and exceptional requests. For this need, the plan provides a cleaning schedule proportionate to the occupancy of workstations, toilets, kitchens and meeting rooms. Products, equipment, consumables, key management and the level of reporting are specified where they affect the time or the method.
Before choosing a cleaning company, always compare the same scope: number of visits, rooms included, windows, sanitary facilities, waste removal, checks and exclusions. A lower price may simply cover fewer tasks. A site visit or a photo brief gives you a fairer quote and a schedule that fits in with the activity on site.
Tell us the site, the service and the floor area. We then confirm the scope, access and frequency.