The actual rooms
Restrooms, kitchens, nurseries, offices, and worship spaces take different work than an open floor of the same size.
Buyer guide · scope and pricing
How Commercial & Church Cleaning Is Priced
A square-foot number can be useful for orientation, but it cannot price a building by itself. We need to see the rooms, traffic, surfaces, access, and frequency before a written proposal is meaningful.
What goes into the plan
Make the work specific.
Every building and project has its own limits. These are the details we review before putting a price in writing.
Visits and timing
Nightly service, weekly visits, and a one-time deep clean involve different staffing and setup.
Floors and glass
Stripping and waxing, specialty floors, and window cleaning should be identified as separate tasks when needed.
Hours and logistics
Keys, alarms, travel, parking, supply storage, and restricted areas can change the plan.
Before the proposal
What to ask for in a written proposal
K's offers a free walk-through and written proposal. This guide deliberately publishes no price ranges because we have no verified rate sheet and building conditions vary.
- A room list with the tasks and visit frequency for each area.
- A clear separation between recurring work and one-time projects.
- Who supplies paper goods, soap, liners, and cleaning materials.
- A statement of access, schedule, exclusions, and how changes are approved.
Your building, your scope
Start with a walk-through.
Send us the address, the space, and the schedule you have in mind. We will confirm coverage and discuss the next step.
or send a quick note