04 — Medical & dental office cleaning
Practicespatients truston sight.
Patients judge a practice by its waiting room before they meet the team. We clean patient-facing and staff areas to a written scope agreed with your practice manager, on a schedule that never interrupts appointments.
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Typical scope
What a visit covers.
Your final scope is written into your proposal, area by area. This is where most medical & dental office cleaning contracts start.
- Reception, waiting room and front desk surfaces
- High-touch points: handles, counters, card terminals
- Patient and staff restrooms
- Staff rooms, offices and break areas
- Hard-floor care and carpet vacuuming
- General (non-regulated) trash removal
- Exam and operatory floors and non-clinical surfaces, where agreed in writing
Built for
- Medical office suites
- Dental and orthodontic practices
- Optometry, chiropractic and therapy offices
- Outpatient administrative offices
Scheduling
Practices usually book visits after the last appointment. Clinical sterilization and regulated medical waste stay with your clinical team and licensed vendors.
How it works
A proposal, not a price tag.
Commercial spaces are never identical, so we don't auto-price recurring contracts. Every engagement follows the same four steps — and nothing is booked until you approve it.
- 01
Request a quote
Tell us about your facility, the services you need and how often. Your request is reviewed by our team — no automatic pricing.
- 02
Walkthrough or consultation
We schedule a facility walkthrough or a consultation call to confirm the scope, access and service windows.
- 03
Customized proposal
You receive a written proposal built for your facility: scope by area, visit frequency, service windows and pricing.
- 04
Recurring service begins
Once you approve, your recurring schedule is set up and service begins. Nothing is booked or charged before approval.
Questions
Straight answers.
Next step
Let's scope your facility.
Tell us about your space. We review every request and reply with next steps — a walkthrough or consultation, then a written proposal.