How to organize your routine cleaning
when you start a new office cleaning contract

If it's your first office cleaning contract or it's 
your contract number 100, the cleaning routine is not 
that hard. The first thing you've to do is to organize
the cleaning steps that either you or your employees 
have to follow.

Planning an organized cleaning routine will help you
work more efficiently because you'll get used to the 
same steps every time for the life of the contract.
This way you'll not miss anything, and you will keep
the clients satisfied, and your employees more productive.

The first contract in the office cleaning business is
very important, if you've mis-calculated the estimating
cost and your final profit, it's not a big deal, just 
consider this first cleaning contract as a testing or
training step towards a more profitable contracts.
It doesn't matter if you made mistakes in the beginning
as long as you will learn from these mistakes, even
if you'll face a minor failure, that doesn't mean you've
failed. This small failure keep you more strong, as long 
as you don't quit early.

I recommend that during your first office cleaning
contract, you keep track of everything, for example,
the time to complete each particular cleaning task,
how much cleaning supplies did you use?, what kind of
equipment needed to do any particular cleaning job
better and in less time?, what is the area of each 
room and any new surprises that you had never expected.

If you keep track of all of those stuff, you'll 
estimate properly your next contracts, decrease your
expenses, and increase your profit.