Who typically cleans individual commercial offices?

Night Janitors are typically responsible for cleaning individual commercial offices. This role involves performing cleaning tasks after standard business hours, ensuring that the work environment is clean and ready for employees the following day.

Night Janitors often manage a range of cleaning duties, including vacuuming, mopping floors, emptying trash, and sanitizing restrooms and break areas, which might be more difficult for regular staff to manage during normal business hours.

In many commercial settings, the choice to have cleaning take place at night is also driven by convenience, as it allows for minimal disruption to the office’s daily operations. In contrast, day custodians interact with staff and manage cleaning duties that may need attention during the day, while in-house staff members may not be specifically trained in cleaning protocols or assigned to those duties. A specialized cleaning crew might be hired for specific tasks, such as deep cleaning or when special equipment is needed, but they do not typically handle the regular daily cleaning of individual offices.