Office & commercial cleaning near you
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- ID verifiedGovernment ID checked before anyone can make an offer.
- Phone verifiedA one-time code, so the number on the offer is a real one.
- InterviewedA call with our team. Every Tasker, no exceptions.
- A real photoA person — not a logo, not a stock image.
- Payment heldReleased only when you say the work is done.
Services
Kinds of commercial cleaning
The kinds of commercial cleaning people book most. Open one to see what it covers.
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Other things people post
Not what you came for? These are tasks people post on Taskly — one post gets you offers on any of them.
Back on top of math
A weekly hour on the topics that slipped, worked through at the kitchen table or over video.
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Walked while you work
A midday walk on the days the office runs long, with a note on how it went.
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Flat-pack, standing up
The wardrobe, the desk and the bed frame built and levelled, with the cardboard taken away.
Post this taskWhat to know about commercial cleaning
Commercial cleaning is not a bigger house clean. It is a different purchase with a different buyer, a different schedule and a different failure mode. Nobody is home when the work happens, the person paying is rarely the person who notices whether it was done, and the thing being bought is usually a recurring arrangement rather than a visit. That changes what matters: the specification, the access, and what happens the week the regular person is away.
The specification is the whole thing. A domestic clean can be loosely described because you are standing in the result the next morning. A commercial clean cannot, because the person who signed the agreement will not inspect it and the person who does inspect it did not sign. What prevents that going wrong is a written scope with frequencies attached — floors and washrooms daily or three times a week, desks and surfaces weekly, glass partitions and interior windows monthly, high dusting and vents quarterly. A quote against a frequency table is a quote you can hold somebody to; a quote against "clean the office" is not.
Access is the second thing, and it is usually the thing that actually goes wrong. Most commercial cleaning happens after hours, which means keys or a fob, an alarm code, a building that may lock its main doors at a fixed time, and in shared buildings a property manager who wants to know who is in the space at eleven at night. Agree all of that before the first visit rather than on the first visit. A cleaner standing outside a locked door at 9pm is a cancelled shift somebody still has to be paid for.
The other thing worth deciding early is how the work gets checked, because in a commercial arrangement nobody is standing in the result. A short sign-off sheet, or a photograph at the end of a shift, sounds like bureaucracy until the first month somebody thinks a night was missed and there is no way to establish whether it was. It also protects the cleaner, which is the part people forget: the same record that shows a night was skipped shows the other nineteen were not.
Consumables and waste are the two lines most often left ambiguous. Washroom supplies — paper, soap, liners — are either your responsibility or theirs, and both are normal, but only one of them is what you assumed. Waste is the same question: whether bags go to a bin room, a loading dock or the curb on a collection night, and whether recycling is separated to the building's rules. Settle both in the offer, because they are small costs that generate large amounts of friction when discovered later.
After you post, here’s exactly what happens
- 1Offers arriveEach one carries a price and an approach, from verified Taskers only.
- 2Ask before you chooseEquipment, timing, whether they’ve worked in a building like yours.
- 3Accept oneYour payment is held by Taskly. Nothing is paid out yet.
- 4Confirm when it’s doneThe money releases and your receipt arrives by email.
Settle these before the first shift
- The scope, written, with a frequency against each line
- Access: keys or fob, alarm code, and who to call if a door is locked
- Whether washroom consumables are supplied by you or by the Tasker
- Where waste goes, and how recycling is separated in your building
- What happens when the regular person is away
Three steps
How Taskly works
- 1
Post your task
Say what needs doing and when. Free, two minutes, no account until you accept.
- 2
Compare offers
Verified Taskers send a price and an approach. You see the whole cost up front.
- 3
Choose, then pay
Pick who fits. The money is held and released only when you confirm it’s done.
No lead fees on either side — Taskers don’t pay to make an offer, so you’re not paying for someone’s cost of finding you.
Why Taskly
What you can actually count on
Reviewed before they offer
ID check, phone verification, a real interview and a real photo.
You set the budget
Taskers send offers with a price, and you compare them side by side.
Free to post
Posting and comparing offers cost nothing. Nothing is charged unless you accept one.
Pay only when done
The money is held by Taskly and released after you confirm the work.
Every kind of commercial cleaning
Questions
Frequently asked
Answers to what people actually search for.
How is commercial cleaning priced?
Against a scope and a frequency rather than an hourly guess. Floor area matters, but the number of washrooms, how many nights a week the visit happens, and whether glass and high dusting are included matter more. A specification with frequencies attached is what makes two quotes comparable.
Does the cleaning have to happen after hours?
Not always, but usually it should. Vacuuming and floor washing are disruptive during a working day, and washrooms cannot be done properly while they are in use. If daytime is unavoidable, say so in the post — it changes which parts of the scope are realistic and when.
Who supplies the washroom consumables?
Either party, and both are normal. What is not workable is leaving it unstated, because it is discovered at the moment the paper runs out. Say in the post whether you want supplies included in the price or whether you will stock them yourself.
What happens if my regular cleaner is sick?
Ask before you need to know. A single Tasker will tell you honestly that a missed night is a missed night; some will arrange cover. Neither answer is wrong, but the arrangement should be agreed in the chat rather than discovered on a Monday morning.
Do I need insurance details from a commercial cleaner?
Many building managers ask for them before granting after-hours access, so it is worth raising early. Taskers are independent and carry their own arrangements — ask directly in the chat what they hold, and get it settled before a fob is issued rather than after.
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