Dust, vacuum & floor detail
Floors are the biggest surface in your office and the first thing feet, eyes, and clients register. Purity Care vacuums carpet edge to edge, dust-mops and damp-mops hard floors, and keeps sills, ledges, and vents on a dusting rotation.
The difference is in the discipline: corners, edges, under-desk zones, and the high-and-low spots that quarterly-minded crews quietly skip.
What's included
- Carpet vacuumed edge to edge, not lane-by-lane
- Hard floors dust-mopped and damp-mopped
- Baseboards, sills, and ledges on rotation
- High dusting of vents and fixtures on rotation
- Entry mats and walk-off zones maintained
Why it matters
Edges and corners done — where cut-rate crews get caught.
Grit is what wears floors out; removing it nightly extends their life.
Rotation dusting keeps airborne dust down, not just moved around.
Common questions
Do you handle floor polishing and waxing too?
Deep floor work — strip and wax, burnishing, stone polishing — is our Purity Luster department. Care keeps floors clean day to day; Luster makes them shine. Many clients run both.
How often is high dusting done?
On a written rotation — typically monthly for vents, ledges, and fixtures, adjusted to your building's dust load. It's in the checklist, so it actually happens.
Let's make your facility spotless & compliant.
Book a free, no-obligation walkthrough. We'll assess your space, answer your questions, and build a quote tailored to your facility — usually within 24 hours.