Questions offices ask before they hire a night crew

By square footage, nights a week, floor types, restrooms and access. A supervisor sees the office first, and the written quote lists each night. The pricing page has the full list.

A supervisor walks the office with you, counts rooms, notes floors and asks what is off limits. You get the quote within one business day.

No. We need a code or a key, held under the rules on the keys and alarms page, and a named contact who gets the close-out text.

A pair named on your account, from our own crew. If a name changes, the lead texts your contact before the shift.

Yes. We carry general liability insurance and workers' compensation, and the certificate shows the limits. We send it to your office manager or landlord on request.

Tell us by noon the next day. A missed item is re-cleaned at no charge. Damage and losses follow the terms page.

Our own cloths, mops and vacuums. The quote names each product. We clean first and disinfect high-touch surfaces with an EPA-registered product, and we use fragrance-free ones on request.

Call the office number. Weeknights, from 8 p.m. until the last crew locks up, it rings the shift supervisor.

The lead calls your contact, waits fifteen minutes and leaves. The terms page has the lockout and cancellation terms we start from.

Chicago and the near north and west suburbs. We don't take offices south of I-55, in northwest Indiana or in the Fox Valley.