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Call, or ask us to call you. We call back the same day. If you want a number before anyone visits, six questions on the phone give you a range.
Fairfield County, CT · Westchester County, NY
Cleaning that stops being something you manage. The same named team in your office every visit, a signed checklist on your desk every morning, and the right to leave any month on 30 days’ notice.
Free walk-through, no obligation. Or call (203) 212-9064.
None of them is a slogan. Each is a working rule, and the full set is on How we work.
You get the name of anyone new before their first night, not when you notice a stranger in the hallway.
Cloths and mops are assigned by room. Nothing that touched a restroom touches an exam room, an operatory or a partner’s desk.
EPA List N disinfectant, held wet for the time on the label. A disinfectant does not work on contact, and most crews do not wait.
On your desk in the morning and in your Keeper portal, including anything we could not do and why. A report that is always perfect is not a report.
Weekly for the first 90 days, then monthly, with a written report to you. The crew knows someone is checking. So do you.
You call the company that signed the contract, and the people in your office work for it. Your account is never sold, subcontracted or handed on.
Every account gets a written scope, a named team, and a binder for your compliance file. Already have a cleaning company? Tell us what you pay now and we will tell you on the call whether we can do better. How the price is built.
The products, the tools, the people, and the record of all of it.
EPA List N, the same class hospitals use, left wet for the full contact time so it actually disinfects. Safety data sheets in your binder.
Separate cloths and mop pads for restrooms, clinical rooms and offices, and a fresh pad on every floor. Nothing from a restroom touches an exam room or a desk.
The dust the vacuum picks up stays in the vacuum, not back in the air of the room your patients and staff sit in.
The disinfectant reaches every side of a handle, a faucet or a chair arm, not just the side a wipe touches. Every touch point and every restroom, every visit.
Background-checked and named to you before their first night. The same people every visit, and the name of anyone new before they arrive.
Every signed checklist and inspection report, your invoices, and the whole compliance binder, online. Report a missed item from your phone and watch its status until it is fixed. Photos where your scope allows them, never inside clinical or private rooms.
Four steps. Three of them are ours.
Call, or ask us to call you. We call back the same day. If you want a number before anyone visits, six questions on the phone give you a range.
At a time you pick, after hours if that is easier, because that is when we would be working. It costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
A written scope naming what we touch and what we never touch, and a flat monthly price. Both in writing, both the same day as the walk-through.
A deep clean, included rather than quoted as an extra. We start the night after your current vendor’s last night, so there is no gap.
Four of them, and they are the kind you can hold someone to.
No fee, no obligation, no pressure at the end of it. If we are not right for the building we will say so on the call.
At no charge. Tell us what was missed and it is corrected the next day, not added to a list for the next visit.
No reason required and no early-termination fee. That is the whole risk of trying us: one month, and if it is not what we described, you give notice. Month two or month twenty, the terms are the same.
Not quoted as an extra and not folded into the monthly. Most offices inherit a building cleaned to a lower standard for years, and the first night is where that gets corrected.
Changing cleaners is the part nobody wants to do, so here is the whole of your side of it.
Two kinds of building, each with its own written scope: healthcare practices — medical, dental, chiropractic, therapy and counselling — and law, wealth and financial offices. If you are bidding more than one company, here are seven questions to put to all of us.
Fairfield County, Connecticut and Westchester County, New York.
Greenwich · Cos Cob · Riverside · Old Greenwich · Byram · Glenville · Stamford · Darien · Norwalk.
Port Chester · Rye Brook · Rye · Harrison · Purchase · West Harrison · Mamaroneck · Larchmont · White Plains · Armonk · Scarsdale · Eastchester · Tuckahoe · Bronxville · New Rochelle · Pelham · Pelham Manor · Hartsdale · Elmsford · Ardsley · Dobbs Ferry · Hastings-on-Hudson · Irvington · Tarrytown · Valhalla · Pleasantville · Bedford · Mount Vernon · Yonkers · Mount Kisco · Chappaqua · Ossining · Sleepy Hollow · Briarcliff Manor · Pound Ridge · Lewisboro.
Based in Greenwich. On site the same day something goes wrong. If you are a few minutes past one of these, ask.
We’ll send a written scope and a flat monthly price the same day. The walk-through costs nothing, and you can leave any month on 30 days’ notice.
Or call (203) 212-9064