Your restroom facilities are an important reflection of your business and/or workplace. If customers regularly use your bathrooms, then a dirty and disheveled restroom may very well discourage them from returning or, even worse, could make them sick (possibly resulting in the loss of their future business), but could also result in legal action against you. If the facilities service only your employees, then you could face lower employee morale, as well as a potential epidemic of sick employees. Any way you cut it, you need to have clean and sanitary restrooms at your business. Now you have the issue of who’s responsible for cleaning your bathrooms. Some businesses might rotate between employees, delegate the work to newer employees, or hire full time janitorial staff. These are all better options than not keeping your restrooms clean and sanitized. However, if you’re not in the business of cleaning or sanitation, you’ll probably disenfranchise employees who don’t view this as a part of their responsibilities and most tend not to. Hiring a full-time custodian or janitor is a great commitment to being clean and sanitary but it’s not particularly cost-effective when you consider that you can hire a part time cleaning service to get the job done in an efficient and more cost-effective manner. This will also allow you to schedule the cleaning outside of your hours of operation which helps keep up appearances, as well. How exactly does a cleaning service clean your restrooms? Deluca Cleaning Systems can ensure that all facets of your restrooms are properly cleaned and sanitized from restocking toiletries to mopping floors and emptying trashes. The best part is when you partner with Deluca Cleaning, a customized service plan is created to meet all of your cleaning needs. Clean bathrooms aren’t just a way to help retain customers and keep employees happy, it’s an investment in overall health and wellness at your business.

Commercial Restroom Sanitation FAQs

What does professional restroom sanitation include?

Professional restroom cleaning typically includes cleaning and disinfecting toilets, urinals, sinks and fixtures, cleaning mirrors and partitions, mopping floors, emptying trash and restocking soap, paper towels and toilet paper. High-touch points like door handles and faucets get special attention. Floors and drains also need regular attention.

How often should commercial restrooms be cleaned?

Most commercial restrooms need cleaning at least daily, and busy facilities may need attention more than once a day to restock and spot clean. Usage, the number of occupants and whether the public uses the restrooms all affect the right frequency.

Why do restrooms matter so much to customers and employees?

Restrooms are one of the clearest signs of how well a business is maintained. A dirty restroom can discourage customers from returning and affect employee morale, while a clean, stocked restroom shows care for the people using the facility. They deserve consistent attention every day.