A sales floor that looks ready when you unlock

From December through April, everything happening outside your door ends up on the first fifteen feet of lobby tile inside it. Road salt and sand cut the finish, the tile goes dull, and a shopper reads that as a store that stopped caring. The answer is boring and it works: a real mop routine at the entrance, a scrubbing pass on the schedule you agree to up front, and a machine on that floor before the coating is gone for good.

Retail schedules move. Holiday hours, a truck day, a remodel in the back half of the building. Because your price is flat and set by the month, adding a Sunday for the season is a conversation rather than a new invoice format. The cleaner assigned to your store learns where the fixtures live and stops asking the same questions in month three. That is the point of keeping one person on a building.

What the program covers

• Dust mop and wet mop all hard flooring nightly
• Clean entry glass, door pushes and interior partitions
• Scrub the entry tile where salt and sand collect
• Wipe register wraps, card readers and counter fronts
• Detail fitting areas, seating, hooks and mirrors
• Dust shelving faces, fixture tops and low ledges
• Empty trash and move cardboard to your recycling area
• Clean and restock customer and staff restrooms