01 / Offices
Office cleaning
Desks, meeting rooms, kitchens and restrooms, fresh for every workday.
View detailsMedical and dental suites
Suites that put patients at ease.
Cleaning for Reno medical and dental suites: waiting rooms, exam rooms and operatories, restrooms and staff areas cleaned after the last patient leaves.
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What we take care of.
A patient sizes up a practice in the first minute: the check-in counter, the chairs in the waiting room, the restroom down the hall.
We clean medical and dental suites after hours, paying close attention to the handles, counters and seating people touch most.
South Meadows medical buildings, Midtown practices and suites along the Kietzke Lane and Plumas corridor all get a plan written for their own rooms.
Services
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02 / Restrooms
Restroom care
Restrooms cleaned, sanitized and stocked, so they never become the talk of the office.
View details03 / Daytime
Day porter services
A porter on site through the day for restrooms, kitchens, lobbies and spills.
View detailsWhy Reno Cleaning Co
Clean offices,
easy mornings.
Reno offices choose us because the place simply feels better when the team walks in.
01
Cleaners you can trust
Background-checked cleaners who treat your office like a place people care about.
02
Supervisors who look
A supervisor checks the work, so you get the standard you agreed to on every visit.
03
Your hours, not ours
Evenings, weekends or early mornings: whenever your office is quiet.
From check-in to the treatment rooms
Patients spend the most time in the waiting room, so that is where the visit begins. Chair arms and seats are wiped, side tables cleared, the check-in counter and its glass cleaned, and the floor vacuumed or mopped right under the rows of chairs. The play corner gets tidied, too.
Then the cleaner works down the hall through exam rooms and operatories: counters, sinks, handles and switches, fresh bin liners and clean floors. The staff lounge and offices come next, and patient restrooms are saved for last so they are at their freshest when the doors open.
A clear split with your clinical team
Clinical equipment and anything that touches patient care belongs to your staff: exam tables, dental chairs, instruments and trays. Our cleaners take care of everything around that equipment. Agreeing on the line once, at the walkthrough, and writing it down means nobody has to wonder later.
A good practice plan reads almost like a map. Exam 1, Exam 2, Operatory 3 and the lab nook each get their own line saying what we clean and how often, so every cleaner and every supervisor visit follows the same sheet.
Practices around Reno
Medical buildings in South Meadows, practices in Midtown and suites along the Kietzke Lane and Plumas corridor range from single-provider offices to busy clinics. Busy practices often add a day porter to keep the waiting room and patient restrooms tidy between appointments, and book carpet and hard-floor work for weekends.
Choosing how often the practice is cleaned
Practices that see patients every weekday are usually cleaned every evening, since waiting rooms and restrooms work hard all day. A specialty office that sees patients on set days can match its cleaning to those days. Either way, weekends are the natural time for carpet extraction in consultation rooms and a scrub of the hallway floors, so nothing ever competes with an appointment.
A few useful answers
Common questions.
Do you clean dental operatories?
Yes. Counters, sinks, handles and floors in each operatory, with clinical equipment left to your team.
When is a practice cleaned?
After the last patient leaves, on the evenings you choose.
Could a porter look after the waiting room during clinic hours?
Yes. A day porter keeps the waiting room and patient restrooms tidy between appointments.
Our clinic runs late on some evenings. Will that work?
Absolutely. Tell us which nights run long and the cleaners will arrive after the last patient has gone.
How do we agree which surfaces your cleaners look after?
We walk each room with your practice manager at the walkthrough and write the split into the plan.
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