What is commercial cleaning?
Professional Commercial Cleaning — What It Actually Means
Historically, commercial cleaning has generally referred to the specialized cleaning services required to maintain, restore, or address specific areas of a commercial facility beyond its regular day-to-day janitorial maintenance. These services can include carpet cleaning, floor stripping and waxing, high dusting, power washing, window cleaning, disinfection and sanitization, dry ice blasting, post-construction cleaning, and other specialized or non-routine cleaning requirements. Janitorial service, by comparison, has traditionally meant the recurring cleaning and maintenance performed on a regular schedule to keep a facility clean, sanitary, orderly, and presentable.
That distinction is increasingly changing. Today, more customers are using the term Professional Commercial Cleaning Services to describe how a commercial cleaner implements a complete commercial facility cleaning program plan that incorporates both regular janitorial service and scheduled commercial cleaning services. The objective is no longer simply to have someone clean the facility on a recurring basis, but to have a plan that keeps the entire facility in top condition throughout the year.
