Shop & retail cleaning

Signs include marks on facade glass that routine wiping does not remove, floors that have lost their shine despite daily mopping, shelving with dust in corners and edges, and a smell coming from dirt built up in corners and fittings. All of these point to surface cleaning no longer being enough.

The floor area and number of levels come first, then the floor type, as marble, ceramic and wood each clean differently. A shop with lots of glass, detailed fittings or high shelving takes more work. The level of build-up also matters: a shop that has not been cleaned for a long time needs different work from a regular clean.

It depends on the scope and type of work. Regular floor and surface cleaning can be arranged outside trading hours or in quiet periods. A thorough clean of facades, glass and corners may need the shop closed for a time. We agree this with you when you describe your shop.

It helps to move small goods off shelves that need cleaning, and to tell us in advance about any sensitive fittings or equipment that should not get wet. If the shop has heavy furniture or special displays, we agree how to handle them when you call.

Yes, they differ in what gets dirty and how. A salon accumulates styling products and dyes on mirrors, surfaces and chairs, and those need cleaning that accounts for their nature. A showroom is defined by wide floors and large glass facades that reflect the display. Each is a separate service in the list below.

We serve all districts, from central neighbourhoods to the outer districts in every direction. Tell us your shop's district when you call or send a WhatsApp message, and we agree a time that fits your trading hours.

A common mistake is wiping visible surfaces and leaving what is behind shelving, under fittings and along glass edges. Dust enters from the street and settles in exactly those spots, and over time the build-up affects the look of the whole shop.