Offices • Industrial • Retail
Commercial cleaning built around your premises, operating hours and actual service requirements — with defined tasks, appropriate frequencies and a written scope you can manage.
A commercial cleaning contract is not simply a cleaner arriving for a set number of hours.
The real requirement is a combination of areas, tasks, service frequencies, operating hours, staffing, supervision, equipment, consumables and the condition of the premises.
Feathers Cleaning and Hygiene develops commercial cleaning around those requirements so the client knows what is included and the cleaning team has a clear standard to work against.
Commercial Services
An office, warehouse and retail store do not have the same cleaning priorities. Each service is scoped around its operating environment.
Offices
Structured workplace cleaning for workstations, reception areas, meeting rooms, kitchens, washrooms, floors and shared spaces.
Explore office cleaning →Industrial
Site-specific cleaning for suitable warehouses, factories, workshops and operational facilities, including dust control, floors and agreed degreasing.
Explore industrial cleaning →Retail
Cleaning for shops, showrooms and customer-facing premises, including sales floors, entrances, fitting rooms, washrooms and floor care.
Explore retail cleaning →Scope Before Price
A monthly price means very little if the tasks, frequencies and responsibilities behind it have not been defined.
Identify exactly which rooms, zones and spaces are included.
Define what must actually be cleaned in each area.
Assign appropriate daily, weekly, monthly or periodic frequencies.
Clarify access, consumables, waste, equipment and other responsibilities.
Better Procurement
If one quote includes periodic window cleaning, carpet extraction and washroom consumables while another does not, the two prices are not directly comparable.
The best way to compare commercial cleaning proposals is to give each contractor the same areas, tasks and frequencies.
Once the scope is consistent, differences in staffing, supervision, service model and price become much easier to evaluate.
Our guide explains why commercial cleaning contracts should specify areas, task frequencies, staffing, supervision and exclusions.
Read the contract checklist →One of the biggest mistakes in commercial cleaning is giving every area the same frequency.
Entrances, reception areas, washrooms, kitchens and frequently used floors can need more regular attention.
Storage rooms, archives and infrequently used spaces may not need the same cycle as customer-facing areas.
Carpet extraction, detailed floor work, windows and other specialist cleaning can sit on a planned periodic schedule.
Operational Fit
An office, warehouse and retail store can each require a very different cleaning window.
Depending on the premises, work may be planned before opening, after closing, around shifts or during agreed daytime periods.
The operating requirement should be part of the cleaning scope from the beginning rather than becoming an unexpected restriction after the contract starts.
Labour, access hours, frequencies, surface types, equipment and consumables all affect the cost of commercial cleaning.
Read the pricing guide →Specialist Requirements
Specialist tasks can be added to a commercial programme without pretending they are part of ordinary daily maintenance.
Deeper cleaning using hot water extraction where suitable for carpets and upholstered furnishings.
View carpet & upholstery →Professional glass cleaning for suitable commercial glazing and entrance areas.
View window cleaning →Structured workplace washroom cleaning, touchpoint routines and consumables checks.
View hygiene services →Procurement
Commercial buyers often need more than a cleaning price. Depending on the premises and procurement requirements, supporting information can include company registration, tax status, B-BBEE documentation, insurance, occupational safety information and product safety data sheets.
The exact compliance pack should match the contract rather than relying on a generic list that may not apply to every site.
Feathers is a B-BBEE Level 1 contributor. Relevant supporting documentation can be supplied as part of the commercial procurement process.
Commercial cleaning starts by understanding the premises rather than selecting a generic online package.
Tell us about the premises, location and cleaning requirement.
Establish the areas, traffic, operating hours and service constraints.
Tasks, frequencies and relevant responsibilities are documented.
Once the requirement and commercial terms are agreed, the service can be implemented.
Commercial Cleaning Guides
These guides explain the practical and commercial decisions behind a properly managed cleaning contract.
Contract
What should be written down before a cleaning contract starts.
Read the guide →Pricing
Labour, frequency, operating hours and surfaces all affect commercial pricing.
Read the guide →Workplace
How written tasks and frequencies create a more manageable service.
Read the guide →Outsourcing
What really sits behind the cost of managing cleaning internally or externally.
Read the guide →Feathers Cleaning and Hygiene is based at 27 Trichardt Street, Parsons Hill, Port Elizabeth. We provide commercial cleaning services for suitable workplaces, offices, retail premises and industrial facilities in Port Elizabeth, Gqeberha and selected Eastern Cape locations.
Need to discuss a commercial site? Call 079 096 3267 .
We provide commercial cleaning for suitable offices, shops, showrooms, warehouses, industrial facilities and other workplaces.
Pricing depends on the areas, tasks, frequencies, operating hours, staffing, surfaces, equipment, consumables and site-specific requirements.
Yes. The commercial service is built around a written scope identifying the included areas, tasks, frequencies and relevant responsibilities.
Yes. The proposed cleaning schedule can take business operating hours, trading periods, shifts and suitable cleaning windows into account.
Yes. Carpet and upholstery cleaning, window cleaning and workplace hygiene requirements can be scoped alongside the main commercial cleaning programme.
Submit the premises, location, operating hours and cleaning requirements through our commercial enquiry form. We can then clarify the work before the proposal is confirmed.
Tell us about your premises, operating hours, cleaning areas and service requirements. We can use that information to define an appropriate written commercial scope.