Medical and Dental Clinic Cleaning in Montreal

Nettoyage Pro Cleaning provides clinic cleaning in Montreal for medical offices, dental clinics and group practices, after hours. The visit covers the waiting room, reception, exam and treatment rooms, staff areas and washrooms, with door handles, chair arms, counters and light switches wiped and disinfected as part of the scope. Our insured team holds a 4.8 out of 5 rating from 598 Google reviews. Call (800) 799-0466 for a free quote.

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This is the clinic side of our commercial and office cleaning in Montreal, for the manager who runs the clinic, the dentist or physician who owns the practice, or a group’s operations lead. If the building’s lobby, corridors and shared washrooms also need a crew, that is a janitorial contract for the whole building. Our commercial pages also exist in French: Entretien ménager commercial à Montréal.

What clinic cleaning covers

The waiting room takes the traffic, the reception counter and its glass are touched all day, and each treatment room needs its floor, counters and touch points done once the last patient has left.

• Waiting room and receptionChair arms, the reception counter and its glass, the inside face of the entrance door, the floor and the mats. The desk behind reception is wiped where it is clear; papers and screens stay untouched.
• Exam and treatment roomsFloor washed, counters, sink, door handle and light switch wiped, dispensers refilled, bin emptied and the liner replaced. Everything on a tray, in a drawer or in a cabinet stays untouched.
• WashroomsToilets, sinks, counters, mirrors, partitions, taps, flush handles and door handles wiped and disinfected, dispensers refilled, bins emptied, floors mopped. Who supplies the paper and soap is settled in the quote.
• Staff room and kitchenetteCounters, table and chairs, the sink and the outside of the appliances wiped, floor done, bins out. The fridge interior is its own item; say if you want it.
• High touch surfacesDoor handles and push plates, chair arms, counters, light switches, the reception glass and the washroom fixtures, wiped and disinfected as part of the visit. Say which other surfaces belong on that list.
• Garbage and recyclingRegular waste and recycling only: bins emptied, liners replaced, bags out to your container, recycling kept separate. Sharps, biomedical and pharmaceutical waste stay with your own disposal contractor.

Anything on that list can be left out, and anything missing from it can be raised. Interior glass, vents, baseboards and high dusting go on the periodic cycle, agreed at the quote with the month each item comes up. Floor stripping and waxing sit outside the visit; raise them at the quote and we will tell you what fits. The dust after a clinic renovation is a separate job: post construction cleaning.

What stays out of scope

Medical devices, instruments, sterilization equipment and anything on a tray, in a drawer or in a cabinet stay untouched. So do charts, files and computers. Sharps, biomedical and pharmaceutical waste are handled under your own protocols and by your disposal contractor. The visit is set for when the rooms are empty, and patient records are not part of the work.

After the last patient and how the crew gets in

The visit is scheduled around the clinic’s hours: evenings after the last patient, early mornings and weekends. Tell us at the quote when the crew can be in and how it gets in: key, fob, alarm code or a security desk, which rooms stay locked, and who to call if an alarm goes off or a door will not lock. The crew is insured and background checked, which matters before you hand anyone a key.

The same crew

On a recurring schedule you get the same crew each visit. The crew learns which washroom takes the heaviest use, which rooms stay locked, which cabinets are not theirs to open, where the recycling goes and how the alarm has to be armed on the way out. A new face every visit would relearn all of that on your time.

When something gets missed

If something gets missed, a bin in a treatment room or the washroom at the back, tell us the same business day, with a photo if you have one. We come back and fix it, and it gets checked on the next visit. If you would rather see the work than read about it, our before and after cleaning photos are all from our own jobs, not stock.

How the quote works

Tell us about the clinic by phone or send a few photos: the number of treatment rooms and washrooms, visits a week and when the crew can be in. Say which rooms stay locked. Our team arrives with its own equipment and products. Tell us which company the invoice goes to and what has to appear on it, a purchase order number for instance. Quotes are free. If you would rather have us see the clinic, raise it on the call.

Common questions

Can you clean after the last patient has left?

Yes. Evenings, early mornings and weekends are all workable. Tell us the window at the quote.

Do you touch the medical equipment or instruments?

No. They are out of scope, along with anything on a tray, in a drawer or in a cabinet. The crew works around them: floor, counters, sink, handles and switches.

Can we require specific products?

The crew arrives with its own products and equipment. If the clinic has a list, raise it at the quote and we will tell you what fits.

Is dental clinic cleaning different from medical office cleaning?

Operatories in one, exam rooms in the other, and the scope works the same way: floor, counters, sink, handle and switch in each room, with the equipment left alone. The dental chair and the exam table count as equipment and stay untouched.

What does clinic cleaning cost in Montreal?

It depends on the number of treatment rooms and washrooms, visits a week and what sits on the periodic cycle. Describe the clinic by phone or from photos; the quote is free.