Commercial and Office Cleaning in Montreal

Most commercial cleaning problems are not cleaning problems. They are access problems, scope problems and staffing problems, and they all show up the same way, as a dirty floor on a Monday morning.

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Nettoyage Pro Cleaning is a commercial cleaning company in Montreal. We clean offices, restaurants, clinics, schools, gyms, stores, warehouses and residential buildings on daily, weekly or monthly schedules. Some clients need a crew after the last table is cleared. Some need one gone before the doors open at seven. The building sets the hours and the scope sets the work, and both are written down before anyone starts.

Spaces we clean

• OfficesDesks, meeting rooms, kitchens and washrooms on a set rotation, so the daily visit stays quick.
• Restaurants and barsFront of house, washrooms and the floors under the equipment, with restaurant cleaning that starts after close.
• Medical and dental clinicsClinic cleaning and disinfection across waiting rooms, treatment rooms and the high touch surfaces between them.
• Schools and daycaresSchool and daycare cleaning around class hours, because it is mostly about the surfaces small hands touch.
• Gyms and studiosEquipment, mats, mirrors and change rooms, where humidity decides how often gym cleaning happens.
• Retail and storesEntrances, fitting rooms, glass and floors done before opening, so nobody shops around a mop bucket.
• Industrial and warehouseProduction areas, loading docks and washrooms, with industrial cleaning built for floors that take real abuse.
• Building janitorialLobbies, corridors, elevators, stairwells and garbage rooms on the rounds that janitorial work is made of.
• Residential buildingsBuilding housekeeping for condo and rental properties, starting with the entrance glass residents complain about first.
• Post constructionDust, stickers and paint spots, plus the detail pass that post construction cleaning ends with.
• Hotels and short term rentalsGuest ready turnovers, where Airbnb cleaning lives or dies on the details a review will mention.

Office cleaning in Montreal

Of all the commercial cleaning services we run in Montreal, office cleaning is the easiest to get wrong. The visible work is desks, glass and floors. The work people judge you on is the washroom and the kitchen. Every visit covers washrooms, garbage and recycling, kitchen counters and sinks, entrance glass and the touch points like door handles, light switches and elevator buttons. Vacuuming, mopping, surface dusting and meeting room resets happen in the same pass.

How a commercial account runs

Every account starts with a scope. We ask what needs cleaning, how often, and which hours the space is available. That becomes a written list with a frequency beside each line, so nobody argues later about whether interior glass was weekly or monthly. Products and equipment come with the crew, so you are not stocking a closet for us. Frequency, hours and any term or notice period are all in the quote before the first visit.

Access, keys and scheduling

Almost all of this work happens when the space is empty: evenings after the office clears out, weekends, or early enough that the crew is finished before the first employee arrives. You give us the window and we build the route around it. Keys, fobs and alarm codes are handled the way your building does it, whether that is a fob issued to the crew, a sign in at a security desk, or a lockbox with a code you can change whenever you want. If your property manager wants to be on site for the first visit, say so at the quote.

The same crew, every visit

Recurring accounts get the same crew, and that is not a small thing. A crew that has cleaned your space for months knows which door sticks, which panel arms the alarm, and that the third floor kitchen gets wrecked every Friday. Rotating strangers through a building means retraining every week, and the work shows it. Everyone who walks into your space is insured and background checked.

If you would rather see the work than read about it, our before and after photos are all from our own jobs, not stock.

What is on the checklist

A commercial scope is a list, not a feeling, and yours gets written for the property you actually have. A dental clinic and a warehouse have nothing in common except a washroom, so they do not share a checklist. The recurring portion looks similar at most sites: washrooms cleaned and restocked, garbage out, floors vacuumed or mopped, kitchen surfaces, entrance glass and shared touch points. Who supplies the paper and soap is settled in the quote. Everything heavier, from vents and baseboards to floor care, goes on a stated cycle. If something matters to you and it is not on the list, it goes on the list.

When something gets missed

It happens. A crew works around a locked office or a pallet parked in the aisle, and a line does not get done. What matters is what comes after. Call us and say what was missed and where. We would rather hear about it the same business day than read about it in a review a month later. We come back and fix it, and it gets checked on the next visit.

How to get a price

Quotes are free, by phone or from photos and a floor plan you send over. Tell us the type of space, roughly how big it is, the frequency you want and the hours it is available. Invoicing is set up the way your accounts payable needs it, so tell us the billing schedule and any purchase order number that has to appear on the invoice.

Common questions

How do your crews get into the building?

However your building already does it. Some clients issue a fob or a key, some sign the crew in at a security desk, some use a lockbox. Alarm codes work the same way.

Will it be the same people every time?

On a recurring schedule, yes. The same crew keeps the account and learns the building, the alarm and where things go. Everyone is insured and background checked.

How do we get a price?

Quotes are free and can be done by phone or from photos and a floor plan, which is the simplest route to a number. If your building needs someone to see the space before a number is agreed, tell us when you call and we will talk it through.

What happens if something gets missed?

Call and tell us what and where. We would rather hear about it the same business day than find it in a review. It gets corrected on the next visit or on a return, depending on your access hours.

Can you cover more than one location?

Yes. Each site gets its own scope, frequency and access instructions, because a downtown Montreal office and a warehouse in the east end do not run on the same schedule. Tell us how you want the invoicing organized across sites.

This page also exists in French as entretien ménager commercial à Montréal.

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