Office Partition Cleaning

Office Partition Cleaning

Modern offices use partitions to create semi-private office spaces for their employees. Like any office walls, they will become marked, dusty, or dirty over time. Depending on the material they’re made of, cleaning them can be fairly simple or challenging. For most partitions, you can remove dust or dry dirt particles with a vacuum upholstery attachment. For solid, non-porous dividers, you can use mild soap and water and a sponge or cloth to remove dirt, smears, and stains. For fabric partitions, use a damp non-abrasive cloth or soft nylon brush and lightly brush the surface area without saturating the fabric. Towel dry after cleaning. Don’t use alcohol- or ammonia-based products as they can damage the surface coating of non-porous panels. Sometimes it’s difficult to know how durable or delicate your office partition walls are and the best method for cleaning them. Our A Plus professionals have the knowledge and experience to keep your office partitions clean and undamaged.

Window Cleaning

Cleaning office windows can be challenging, depending on the size of your office and the size and configuration of the windows. Here are some tips to guide you if you want to try doing it yourself. Dust them thoroughly top to bottom to remove all loose dirt and cobwebs. Wet the window with a spray bottle, then squeegee the window surface with long, overlapping strokes. It’s often difficult to keep them from streaking. Don’t miss the corners and edges. After each stroke, wipe the blade with a natural sponge and use a chamois to remove any moisture under the rubber gaskets in the edges and corners. If your office has only a few windows, you can probably do the cleaning effectively, but with lots of windows, especially tall or large ones, you’ll want to engage a professional window cleaning service. The pros at A Plus can handle every type of office window, and less expensively than doing it yourself.

Deep Carpet Cleaning & Stain Removal

The carpets in office buildings are usually made with commercial grade nylon to make them durable, long-lasting, and resistant to the heavy foot traffic in many office settings. To clean them deeply and thoroughly, you’ll need to use a powerful, commercial vacuum with suction power between 270 and 350 AW. The rotating bristles will dislodge deep-seated dirt that the vacuum suction can then remove. After vacuuming to remove as much surface dirt and dust as possible, you should follow up with a professional grade steam cleaner or hot water extraction method. For stubborn stains, you’ll want to hit these with professional strength stain removal cleaners that you can find at many carpet stores. Cleaning carpeting in an office can be taxing and time consuming. You may want to use your time more productively and let the experienced pros at A Plus Cleaning clean your office carpeting using professional equipment, techniques, top-quality cleaning products.