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How Well Is Your Cleaning Company Actually Performing?

How Well Is Your Cleaning Company Actually Performing?

Take this short scorecard to find out if your cleaners are meeting professional standards or quietly cutting corners.→ Takes less than 2 minutes→ No prep required→ Instant results
24Questions
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    Section 1: Restroom Detail & Maintenance

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    Corners, behind toilets, and under sinks should be mopped — not just the open areas.
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    There should be no stains, buildup, or residue under the rim or around the base.
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    A clean scent should come from actual cleanliness, not just air fresheners.
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    Section 2: Visible Detail Work

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    Cleaners should be getting to low and high edges — not just eye-level surfaces.
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    These high-touch areas should be sanitized every time to prevent germ spread.
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    These areas shouldn’t be collecting dust, crumbs, or debris.
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    Section 3: Reliability, Communication & Accountability

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    You shouldn’t be guessing whether they skipped tasks or left early.
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    If a room was locked or supplies were missing, you should be informed without needing to ask.
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    You shouldn’t have to chase down your cleaner, or leave multiple voice messages just to be heard.
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    The same problems shouldn’t be popping back up week after week.
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    You shouldn't be left to fend for yourself.
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    Section 4: Sanitation & Safety Protocols

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    Look for consistent disinfection of shared handles, buttons, and equipment.
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    Reused liners leave behind bacteria and odor, even if the bulk of the trash is dumped out.
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    Bathroom mops shouldn’t be used in break rooms, and rags shouldn’t jump between zones.
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    Air quality plays a big role in customer experience, and the health of your team.
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    Section 5: Offices, Showrooms & Waiting Areas

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    Client-facing areas should feel fresh and polished — not overlooked.
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    Check corners, under tables, and around baseboards.
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    Entry doors and lobby windows should always look professional.
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