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Built Around Your Sunday
Most churches we talk to are running on volunteers who are tired, or on a cleaner who comes when they can. Either way the building slowly falls behind — the carpet in the fellowship hall, the restrooms after coffee hour, the children's wing after a busy week.
We work on a fixed schedule built around your Sunday. The sanctuary gets reset, the classrooms get turned over, the restrooms get restocked, and the fellowship hall is ready for whatever comes next.
Carpet care and floor refinishing are planned into the year instead of showing up as a surprise bill.
We also work from a written list of what we don't touch. That list is yours to write.
What Gets Cleaned
Sanctuary — pews or seating, aisles, entry, narthex
Fellowship hall and kitchen — tables, counters, floors, trash
Classrooms and children's wing — surfaces, toys shelving, floors, high-touch disinfection
Restrooms — fixtures, mirrors, floors, paper and soap restocked
Offices and meeting rooms
Entry glass, corridors, and stairwells
Trash and recycling throughout
Built Into the Annual Plan
Carpet extraction twice a year
Hard floor stripping and refinishing
Wood pew and millwork maintenance
Children's wing deep disinfection quarterly
Pre-holiday deep clean before Christmas and Easter
What Stays With Your Staff
Altar and chancel area
Communion ware and vessels
Musical instruments, including organ and piano surfaces
Stained glass
Memorial plaques and dedicated furnishings
Anything on your written do-not-touch list
We put this list in the contract before the first visit.
If it changes, we update it.
How We Price It
A flat monthly rate, the same number every month — which is what a finance committee actually needs. Periodic work like carpet and floor refinishing is built into that number, not billed separately when it comes due.
Pricing depends on square footage, how many times a week we come, and whether there's a preschool or daycare in the building. Invoiced monthly, Net 15.