Offices, units and small commercial sites
Office cleaning in Greenhithe and North Kent
Office cleaning is from £18 an hour per cleaner, with regular contracts quoted once we've seen the schedule. The rate, the hours and the schedule are all on the page, so you can work out the cost without speaking to anyone. It covers desks, washrooms, kitchens, floors and glass, before, after or during your working day. Products and equipment are included and there's no call-out fee. Anything missed gets re-cleaned free within 48 hours.
What does an office clean include?
A written schedule of exactly what happens on every visit and what happens monthly, agreed before the first clean. Desks and touch points, washrooms, the kitchen, bins, floors and the glass people put their hands on. The schedule is the contract, so your office manager can walk the site with it in hand and see for themselves.
Desks and workstations
Clear surfaces wiped, monitors and screens dusted, phones and touch points cleaned, cables left where you put them.
Washrooms
Sanitaryware, taps and mirrors descaled, floors washed, dispensers restocked and bins emptied and relined.
Kitchen and break areas
Worktops, sink and taps, outside of the fridge and microwave, tables and chairs, floor washed.
Floors
Vacuumed throughout, hard floors mopped, entrance matting lifted and cleaned under rather than around.
Glass and doors
Internal glass, partitions, door plates, handles and switches, plus the front door glass that gets touched all day.
Monthly extras
High dusting, vents, skirting, chair bases and inside the entrance glass, scheduled so nobody has to remember it.
Not included: licensed waste, work at height needing access equipment, medical or laboratory decontamination, and external windows above ground level. If a job needs one of those, we'll say so and point you at the right trade.
How much does office cleaning cost?
From £18 an hour per cleaner. Regular contracts are quoted once we know the floor area, the schedule and the hours, and the quote shows the hours and the rate that produce the figure. Products, equipment and travel are included and there's no call-out fee.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Office and commercial cleaningPer cleaner, per hour, products and equipment included. | from £18 an hour |
| Regular contractQuoted from the schedule, showing the hours and the rate that produce the figure. | Quoted |
| One-off commercial cleanA single visit, priced from the same hourly rate. | from £18 an hour |
| Carpet cleaning for offices£30 a room, £25 a room for three or more rooms. Minimum visit £60. | from £25 a room |
No call-out fee, travel included, and the same rate in every area we cover. No minimum contract length.
A worked example
A small office cleaned three evenings a week, two hours a visit, is six cleaner hours a week. Six hours at £18 is £108 a week. If the site needs two cleaners doing one hour each, the arithmetic comes out at exactly the same figure, because the rate is per cleaner per hour. Your quote shows both numbers so you can see how it was built.
Which commercial service do I need?
A regular contract keeps a working office presentable. A one-off deep visit resets a site that has been let go or is changing hands. A unit that has just been fitted out needs the after builders method instead, because construction dust doesn't respond to ordinary cleaning.
| Regular office contract | One-off commercial clean | After builders clean for a unit | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | From £18 an hour per cleaner, quoted from the schedule | From £18 an hour per cleaner | £22 per cleaner per hour |
| Best for | Keeping a working site presentable | A handover, an inspection or a site that has slipped | The week a fit-out finishes |
| Timing | Before, after or during your working day | Booked as a single visit | After the trades leave, in two passes |
| Fine construction dust | Not the tool for it | Partly | The whole point |
| Commitment | No minimum contract length | None | None, priced per visit |
| 48-hour re-clean guarantee | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Do commercial cleaners work out of hours?
Office cleaning commonly happens before nine or after five, because nobody wants a vacuum running through a call. Early mornings, evenings and weekends are all normal for us, and the rate stays £18 an hour per cleaner whichever you choose. Some smaller sites prefer a daytime visit, and that's fine too.
Can you provide a regular contract cleaner?
Yes, and we aim to send the same person every visit. A cleaner who knows which meeting room is used on Tuesdays does a better job in less time, and that's your money. There's no minimum contract length. If the arrangement isn't working, tell us and end it, and we'd be glad to hear why.
How do you handle security and access?
Access, keys, alarm codes and who attends are all agreed in writing before the first visit. Before our first clean, public liability insurance will be in place and every cleaner will have a DBS check. As soon as those certificates exist they'll be published right here, and every written quote includes our insurance certificate and DBS details before you pay anything. If your site needs more than that, put it on the form and we'll say plainly whether we can meet it.
Which workplaces on this stretch of the river do you clean?
DA9 covers Greenhithe and Stone and includes Bluewater, which sits in Stone parish. The work we're set up for is the independent offices and small units around the retail centre and along the corridor toward Crossways, the sites that are far too small for a national contractor to bother with and far too big for someone to clean at the end of their own working day.
Ebbsfleet Garden City is still growing, with more than 3,500 homes complete as reported in March 2024 and building continuing toward up to 15,000 homes by 2035. Workplaces follow housing. The Fastrack bus corridor links Greenhithe, Bluewater, Ebbsfleet and Gravesend, and Ebbsfleet International sits on the same stretch, so a cleaner can realistically cover several small sites in one evening. A two hour visit works for us because of that, where a longer minimum is the norm on a commercial round.
What does the 48-hour re-clean guarantee not cover?
Four things, published beside the promise: pre-existing damage, permanent staining, mould, and areas we couldn't get to on the day. Locked rooms and desks buried under paperwork fall into that last one, and we log them so you know what was left.
Everything else on the agreed schedule is covered. Tell us within 48 hours and we'll come back and re-clean the affected areas free. On a site cleaned three times a week that means the next visit, at no charge and without a discussion about whose fault it was. Those 48 hours are how long you have to report it, and nothing in them rushes the work.
You pay after the visit, once the work is done. Every written quote includes our insurance certificate and DBS details before you pay anything.
What else do people ask about office cleaning?
How much does office cleaning cost per hour?
From £18 an hour per cleaner, with regular contracts quoted once we know the site and the schedule. Products, equipment and travel are included in that rate. There's no call-out fee and no minimum contract length, so nothing ties you in while you find out how we work.
Do you supply consumables like soap and paper?
We can, and we bill them at cost with the invoice showing what was bought. Plenty of sites would rather order their own and simply have us restock the dispensers. Either way you see the number. We don't build a margin into toilet roll and call it a service charge.
Who holds the keys and the alarm code?
You decide. Some sites give a key and a code to one named cleaner, some prefer a key safe, and some let us in and lock up themselves. Whatever you choose we put it in writing, and we tell you in advance if the person attending is going to change.
Can you cover holidays and sickness?
Yes, and we'll tell you in advance whenever it happens. A cleaner who doesn't know the site misses things, so cover comes with the checklist and a walk round. If we genuinely can't cover a visit we'll say so and credit it.
Do you clean retail units and small workshops?
Yes, at the same £18 an hour per cleaner. Shop floors, stockrooms, staff kitchens, washrooms and glass. What we don't take on is anything needing licensed waste handling, work at height with access equipment, or specialist medical decontamination.
Related services and areas
Just fitted out a unit? Start with after builders cleaning at £22 per cleaner per hour. Office carpets and soft seating are carpet and upholstery cleaning. Serviced apartments and short lets are changeover cleaning instead.
We cover commercial sites in Stone, Greenhithe, Dartford, Northfleet and Gravesend at the same hourly rate.
Get a quote for your site
Tell us the size of the site, how often you'd like us and what time of day suits, and we'll send you a quote with the hours and the rate on it. We answer every single enquiry. There's no phone number on the site yet, so the form below is the way to reach us.