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Hygiene Maids of Frisco — professional house cleaning in Frisco, TX

For businesses

Request a commercial cleaning quote

Hygiene Maids of Frisco quotes a workplace rather than pricing it from a list. Tell us about yours and a scope and a number come back.

The request

Tell us about your premises

Nothing here commits you to anything. It is the information we would otherwise have to ask for in a reply.

Access affects staffing more than it affects the work, so it is worth telling us early.

We use your details to answer this request. Nothing else. See our privacy notice or call (469) 405-3762.

What to include

  • Roughly how big the premises are — a rough square footage or a room count is fine
  • How many restrooms, because they drive both the time and the frequency
  • What the floors are — carpet, hard floor, stone, or a mix
  • How many people use the space on a normal day
  • The access window you can offer, and any date you are working towards

Would rather just talk?

Plenty of businesses would. Call or send a message with the basics and we will pick it up from there.

What happens next

From request to first visit

Four steps, and only the first one is on you.
  1. Step 1

    Tell us about the space

    Roughly how big it is, how many restrooms, what sort of floors, how many people use it and how often you want it cleaned. A message with those five things is enough for us to know whether we are the right fit and to ask sensible questions back.

  2. Step 2

    We look at it properly

    For anything beyond a single small suite we would rather walk the space than price it from a floor plan. It takes twenty minutes and it is the difference between a number that holds and a number that gets revised after the first visit.

  3. Step 3

    You get a written scope and a price

    What gets cleaned, how often, which tasks are every visit and which rotate, and what it costs. Written down, so the person who covers for you in August is reading the same document you agreed.

  4. Step 4

    We run it and you tell us what to adjust

    The first month of any commercial schedule teaches us things a walkthrough cannot — which meeting room is always in use at four, which door is deadlocked, which trash can fills twice as fast as the rest. We expect to adjust, and adjusting is not a variation charge.