Janitorial
Fig. 01 — janitor cart, corridor
Day porters and night crews handling the daily details of a working building: restrooms, trash, spills, restocking and the lobby that has to look right at 8 a.m.
Overview
Janitorial is the day-to-day upkeep that tenants notice when it slips. Night crews reset the building; day porters keep it that way while people are in it.
Porter coverage is scheduled around your peaks, such as lunch, events and shift changes, and both teams report to the same supervisor.
- Best for
- Occupied offices, venues, public buildings
- Typical cycle
- Daily
- Scheduling
- Day porters + night crews
- Surfaces
- Restrooms, lobbies, common areas
What's included
Confirmed in your scope document before work begins
- Day porter rounds for restrooms, lobbies and common areas
- Spill response and wet-floor control during occupied hours
- Restocking of paper, soap and liners
- Trash and recycling runs, including exterior receptacles
- Conference room resets between meetings
- Elevator and entry glass touch-ups
- Night crew full reset of all serviced areas
- Shared log between day and night teams
Our process
- 01
Map
We map traffic peaks and the areas tenants judge you on.
- 02
Staff
Porter hours and night crew size are set against that map.
- 03
Run
Day and night teams work from one scope and one log.
- 04
Adjust
Coverage is reviewed monthly and moved to where it is needed.
Industries this suits
Janitorial FAQ
Keeps restrooms, lobbies and common areas in shape during business hours, and responds to spills and requests.
Yes. Coverage can be adjusted with notice as occupancy or events change.
They share a log and a supervisor, so issues found in the day are handled at night.