Office Cleaning Services in Pickering, Ontario

Office cleaning is the routine that keeps a workplace presentable and healthy: workstations, meeting rooms, reception, kitchenettes, washrooms and floors. It is narrower than a full janitorial contract. We do not scrub warehouse floors or service loading docks under this scope, which keeps the price tied to the space your people actually use.

Pickering's office stock is varied. There are professional suites in the City Centre and Esplanade area, single-floor offices in the plazas along Kingston Rd, and offices attached to industrial units north of the 401 around Brock Rd. Each gets its own scope, because a two-room accounting office and a 40-desk sales floor do not need the same visit.

Many Pickering offices now run hybrid weeks, with the floor full on some days and nearly empty on others. We can set visits for the morning after your busiest days instead of a fixed every-night schedule, so you pay for cleaning when the office has actually been used.

Visits are usually in the evening or overnight, after staff have left. If your building locks early or uses an alarm, we agree on key or fob handling and alarm codes in writing before the first visit.

We price each office after a free walk-through. The main factors are the floor area, how many washrooms and kitchenettes there are, how many visits per week you want, and the flooring (carpet takes longer than hard floors). Periodic work such as carpet cleaning or strip and wax is quoted separately so you can see what it costs.

Recurring contracts cost less per visit than one-time cleans, because the crew learns the space. Our commercial cleaning rates guide explains how per-visit and per-square-foot pricing work. Call 289-278-9911 to book a walk-through.

Our cleaning chemicals are handled under WHMIS 2015, Ontario's workplace hazardous materials system, and we keep the safety data sheets for the products we bring onto your site. Carts and equipment are never left in exit routes or stairwells, which Ontario's Fire Code requires to stay clear.

Disinfectants we use on touchpoints are registered with Health Canada and carry a Drug Identification Number (DIN). We use green-certified cleaning products, and if your office has a preference, such as fragrance-free products, we use yours or match it.