Office & Commercial CleaningToronto

Office cleaning in Toronto is priced by custom quote, so there is no fixed online rate. Each workplace needs a different visit. Four details set the price.

• Square footage and layout
• Number of washrooms and kitchenettes
• The tasks and add-ons you choose
• How often you want cleaning

Send them through the quote form and our team replies with a quote that sets out the scope and schedule. You can ask for a deep first clean in the same quote. Office cleaning isn’t booked through the online booking page.

Standard Maintenance covers shared areas and washrooms on every visit, kitchen included.

• Surfaces dusted and wiped
• Floors swept, mopped or vacuumed
• Mirrors and glass cleaned
• Kitchen sink and microwave cleaned
• Toilets and washrooms sanitized
• Bins emptied

A Deep Clean adds baseboards and vents. It also covers door frames and high dusting. Exterior windows and biohazards are not included, and neither are mold remediation or industrial spills. Need something that isn’t on the list? Add it to your quote request and our team will confirm whether it can be done.

No. Cleaning can run after closing or on weekends, and nobody needs to stay behind. Share key or fob details and alarm codes when you set your schedule. If your tower has a security desk or loading dock, tell us the sign-in steps. Our team confirms the access plan before the first visit. Daytime cleaning works too if your space is open and staffed. The cleaner follows the checklist in your quote each time, so the work doesn’t need supervision.

Yes. Hellamaid carries $5M in liability insurance, and every cleaner is background-checked. Toronto property managers may ask contractors for insurance details before the first visit. If your building needs them, say so in your quote request and our team will send them. Cleaners bring their own products and equipment, so nothing extra is stored on site unless you ask. Add your building’s rules for contractors to your quote notes, such as sign-in steps or set work hours. Your quote notes them so everyone works from the same plan.

Tell us your building’s rules in the quote request and we plan the visit around them.

• Security desk or loading dock sign-in
• Key, fob or lockbox arrangements
• Alarm codes and arming steps
• Freight elevator or parking rules

Our team confirms the access plan before the first clean. If something changes, such as a new alarm code, call us before the next visit so the cleaner gets in on time. Mention where contractors can park or unload, since downtown parking can be tight.

There is no minimum contract. Choose a one-time clean or a recurring plan. Your quote sets out the tasks and how often visits happen, and you can change either one later. Call our team to move a visit or add a task. If your office closes for a holiday week, let us know ahead of time so the schedule can be adjusted. One-time cleans are quoted on their own. The earlier you share a change, the easier it is to arrange.

Yes. Cleaners bring their own products and equipment, so there is nothing for your business to buy or store. If your workplace needs specific products, say so in your quote request. Washroom supply restocking is an add-on. Tell us whether your office supplies the paper products and soap, and our team will plan restocking around it. Mention any surfaces that need special care, such as natural stone. The cleaner then uses the right product on every visit, so surfaces stay protected.

Cleaners empty bins into the containers your building provides and follow your sorting rules. Since January 1, 2026, the City of Toronto no longer offers recycling collection to new business customers. New applicants need a private recycling hauler. Small businesses on City collection must also use the Green Bin for food scraps. Large office buildings in Ontario run their own source separation programs. Show the cleaner where each stream goes on the first visit, and add any hauler rules to your quote notes.