Executive suites are seen by directors, investors, and clients. A single missed detail — dusty picture frames, streaked glass, a smudged elevator button — can undermine an entire office's professional impression. The higher bar starts with the crew assignment.
Dedicated Crew Assignment
Executive suites should be assigned to the most senior cleaner on the account. Continuity matters — the crew learns preferences, layout, and security protocols.
The Higher Standard
- Wood-safe polish on all wood surfaces (never generic multi-surface).
- Streak-free glass on desk, coffee table, and framed art.
- Individual picture frame wipe-downs.
- Leather-safe conditioner on chairs (quarterly).
- Detail wipe of light switches, door handles, and cabinet pulls.
- Fresh-scent (never strong) air neutralizer if authorized.
Security and Discretion
Executive spaces often contain sensitive documents. Cleaners must be background-checked, sign confidentiality agreements, and never handle papers. Access logs should record every entry.
White-Glove C-Suite Programs
Dedicated senior crews, weekly QC, and confidentiality agreements on every executive assignment.