Office cleaning
Office cleaning for Sunnyvale tech and corporate offices
Office cleaning for Sunnyvale tech companies and corporate suites, planned around busy workdays, shared spaces and the way your team actually uses the floor.
Every room your team uses
Private offices, open work areas, meeting rooms, restrooms, kitchens and waste areas are all part of the routine. Floors and high-touch surfaces get regular attention so the office feels looked after, not just tidied.
Cleaning that stays out of the way
Tell us when the floor is busiest and which rooms are off limits. We set a daytime, evening, night or weekend window that keeps cleaning clear of meetings and focused work.
Ready for clients and new hires
Reception, conference rooms and interior glass shape first impressions. They stay presentable visit after visit, so the office is ready for the next client meeting or office tour.
A frequency you can adjust
Start with the visits you need today and change the schedule as headcount, in-office days or the floor plan change. Your plan grows and shrinks with the office.
Built around how your team works
Tech and corporate offices in Sunnyvale do not all run the same week, so visits are weighted toward the days your floor is full. Kitchens, restrooms and meeting rooms are ready when the crowd arrives, and our frequency guide shows how to set that pattern.
On busier floors, a day porter keeps shared kitchens stocked and tidy between visits. For carpets that wear fast around desks and walkways, carpet extraction can be scheduled for an evening or weekend. As headcount or in-office days shift, the visit pattern shifts with them.
Night visits mean someone holds a badge to your floor while it is empty. Every cleaner we send is background-checked first, and your entry rules for restricted rooms go into the plan.
Kitchens, restrooms and the rooms that fill up first
In a tech office, the kitchen is the busiest room on the floor, and the restrooms come a close second. Both are covered on every visit, with extra attention on full days, so the morning coffee run starts clean.
Open work areas get the floors and touch points everyone shares, and private offices follow your instructions, from a full pass to bins only. The office cleaning checklist, room by room, lists every task.
Offices with restricted rooms and entry rules
Offices often have rooms that stay closed: server closets, R&D spaces, executive offices or HR files. You choose which of them get cleaned and how entry works, whether that is a set window, someone from your team present, or leaving the room off the list.
The quote names each restricted room, so nobody guesses on the first night.
Starting office cleaning: what to share
Send a floor plan or a simple list of rooms, the days your team is in, and the window that works best. Point out which rooms clients see, so reception and conference rooms are priorities from the first visit.
Moving into a new suite? A one-time clean before move-in, followed by recurring janitorial visits, gets the office ready for day one.
What office cleaning costs a Sunnyvale team
Judging by 2026 market rates in the South Bay, office cleaning in Sunnyvale runs about $0.16 to $0.25 a foot each month for five nights a week. Compact, low-traffic suites start near $0.11, and offices that host clients and new hires every day, with glass meeting rooms and a full kitchen, reach $0.46.
Take one floor of a Sunnyvale office building: 14,500 square feet, 90 desks, six meeting rooms, two kitchens and four restrooms. At $0.20 for five nights, the bill is $2,900 a month. A growing team that adds a second floor adds its footage at a similar or slightly lower rate, so the total climbs while the cost per foot eases.
Kitchens and restrooms carry most of the time on an office floor. Coffee bars, dishes and catered lunches add work, and so do glass walls and whiteboards. Restricted rooms, overnight windows and badge-in procedures add steps. Our cost guide has more sample bills, and the walkthrough sets your quote.
A few useful answers
Office cleaning questions
Can cleaning follow a hybrid work schedule?
Yes. Visits can be concentrated on your busiest in-office days and lighter on quieter ones.
Do you clean office kitchens and breakrooms?
Yes. Kitchens, breakrooms and waste areas are part of standard office cleaning.
Do cleaners need access to restricted rooms?
Only if you want those rooms cleaned. You decide which areas are included and how entry works.
Will the crew work around monitors, docks and personal items?
Yes. Equipment and personal items stay where your team leaves them. Clear and shared desks get wiped, and each personal desk gets the treatment your team picks.
How much of the office gets cleaned each visit?
Every room on your checklist. Kitchens and restrooms are covered every visit, and lower-traffic rooms follow their own frequency.
Can you keep the office kitchen stocked too?
Yes. Breakroom and pantry restocking keeps coffee, drinks and snacks on the shelves for the days your team is in.
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