Office and corporate cleaning in Dubai on a written schedule, carried out overnight or at weekends by directly employed crews with a named supervisor.
An office is cleaned every night and deep cleaned rarely, which is why the carpet under the desks and the vents above them tell the real story. Consistency is what a facilities manager is actually buying: the same standard on the same days, without anyone having to chase it.
We run it as a contract rather than a series of visits. Frequencies are written down, the supervisor is named, and each visit closes with a completed checklist rather than an assurance.
Four things that decide the standard
A written schedule
Every task with an interval against it, agreed at the survey. Daily touchpoints, weekly floors, quarterly carpets and glass.
Out of hours by default
Overnight and weekend working so nobody loses a desk day, with drying time built into the plan.
One accountable supervisor
The person who surveyed the floor is the person answerable for it, and they do not change every month.
Documentation for the file
Method statements, insurance and a completion report each visit, which is what building management asks for.
Scope
- Workstations, meeting rooms, boardrooms and phone booths
- Carpet extraction under and around desks, scheduled for drying time
- Washrooms and pantries, cleaned then disinfected at stated contact times
- Internal glass, partitions and reception frontage
- Vents, diffusers, high-level dusting and light fittings
- Lift lobbies, stairwells, server-room exteriors and back-of-house
What managers ask
Yes, when the work is scheduled with drying time built in. That is exactly why weekend slots exist.
Yes, as standard. Most building managements require both before a crew is admitted.
Yes, by extraction. On a floor of upholstered chairs nobody has ever treated, it makes a visible difference.
Where the contract includes them, yes: washroom consumables, liners and hand hygiene, restocked on the schedule.
It is reported, not hidden, and made up within the agreed window. That is what the monthly report is for.
