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The Salon Standard Cleaning Company

Washington, DC · 1 yrs in business

About The Salon Standard Cleaning Company

The Salon Standard Cleaning Company provides commercial cleaning in Washington, DC. The business has been operating for 1 year with a team of 2. Businesses usually work from a written checklist that separates nightly, weekly, and monthly tasks. Nightly work handles trash and restrooms, while weekly or monthly items might include baseboards, vents, interior glass, and deeper floor care like scrubbing tile or extracting carpet traffic lanes.

On their profile, The Salon Standard Cleaning Company lists property type: office, retail, medical facility and school or place of worship; frequency of services: one time cleaning, multiple per week, weekly, biweekly and occasionally.

Businesses also look for cleaners before inspections, after renovations, when moving into a new space, or when an existing contract is ending. Mention access details like alarm codes, key pickup, preferred cleaning hours, and any areas that must stay locked or off limits. After-hours scheduling, specialized disinfecting needs, and who provides consumable supplies can all change the monthly cost of a commercial cleaning agreement.

Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Credit card and Square cash app. Request a quote from The Salon Standard Cleaning Company on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

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Overview

  • Serves Washington, DC
  • 2 employees
  • 1 year in business
  • Accepts Apple Pay, Credit card, Square cash app

Services offered

Property type
Office · Retail · Medical facility · School or place of worship
Frequency of services
One time cleaning · Multiple per week · Weekly · Biweekly · Occasionally

Payment methods

This pro accepts Apple Pay, Credit card, Square cash app.

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