How To Charge Commercial Cleaning

This walks through how to charge commercial cleaning the way an ANZ Sydney supervisor would do it — what ANZ scopes first, what ANZ teams get wrong on first visits, and the SOPs straight out of ANZ's training binder.

Step 1 — Scope

Before anyone quotes how to charge commercial cleaning, the scope has to be written down. ANZ uses a one-page scope sheet that lists every zone, every surface type, every chemical class, the cadence per zone, and the time-on-site budget. For Sydney sites ANZ walks through with the facility manager and ANZ supervisor at the same time.

Step 2 — Equipment + chemicals

A Sydney commercial site needs a different kit to a residential job: hospital-grade microfiber, dual-bucket mop system, HEPA backpack vacuum, TGA-listed disinfectant, neutral pH floor chemistry, and class-rated PPE. ANZ adds scrubber-dryers for warehouse and separate kits per room class for medical.

Step 3 — Cadence + rostering

ANZ runs cadence per-zone, not per-site. Toilets and kitchens get every visit. Public-facing glass gets every visit. Desks on nominated days. High dusting monthly. Deep carpet steam quarterly.

Step 4 — Quality assurance

Three checks make ANZ commercial cleaning auditable: sign-in/out at a fixed point, photo evidence of completed zones uploaded to a shared folder, and a monthly ANZ supervisor inspection scored against the scope sheet.

Common mistakes to avoid

On Sydney sites the recurring problems are: under-quoting hours and cutting corners, mixing chemicals that shouldn't combine, using the same cloth across toilet and kitchen, skipping carpet steam between annual cycles, and not having a backup crew. ANZ explicitly avoids all five.

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• Commercial cleaning
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