
Most commercial buildings are cleaned after hours, when crews can work without interruptions. But in busy facilities, a building that looks great at 7 a.m. can look tired by lunchtime. That's where day porter service comes in. Here is how the two services differ and how to decide what's right for your facility.
Nightly or after-hours cleaning is the foundation of most programs. Crews work through a detailed scope: emptying trash, cleaning and disinfecting restrooms, wiping down surfaces, vacuuming and mopping, and resetting break rooms and common areas. Because the building is empty, they can be thorough and efficient. Learn more about our office cleaning services.
A day porter works on-site during business hours. Typical duties include:
Smaller offices with moderate traffic and few visitors are usually well served by nightly or several-times-a-week cleaning. If your building still looks good at the end of the day, a day porter may not be necessary.
For busy buildings, the best results come from combining the two. Nightly crews handle the deep, detailed work, and day porters maintain that standard while the building is in use. The result is a facility that looks the same at 4 p.m. as it did at 8 a.m.
Legacy Cleaning offers both nightly janitorial service and uniformed day porters across the Twin Cities, Mankato and St. Cloud. Request a free walkthrough and we'll recommend the right mix for your building, your traffic and your budget.