Aged care cleaning
Resident rooms, ensuites, dining rooms and corridors, cleaned quietly around meals and care routines. Disinfectant gets its full contact time, and when you call an outbreak, the clean changes with it.
The scope
This is the standard clean. Your scope lists each wing, room type and frequency, so you can check every visit against it.
Every daily clean
Common schedule
How we do it
Around the day
Rooms are cleaned while residents are at meals or activities, never during personal care. Personal items go back exactly where they were. Corridors are mopped one side at a time with signs out, so there is always a dry path for a walker or a wheelchair.
Ensuites and touch points
Soil comes off first, because disinfectant can't work through grime. Then it goes on and stays wet for the time on its label. Red cloths stay in ensuites and washrooms, blue in rooms and lounges, green in dining and servery areas. Nothing crosses between them.
Floors that carry walkers
Wheelchairs, walkers and trolleys grind dirt into the floor. Slip-resistant vinyl holds it in the texture, and a mop only moves it around. So it gets a machine scrub on a schedule, one wing at a time, with the area closed off until it is dry.
Your scope
Set the size and the visits. You'll see the scope and the time on site; the price comes after the walk-through.
About a 25-desk office.
Draft scope
Office · 400 m² · 3 visits a week
Time on site, per visit
2.5–3 hrs
About 8 hours a week
Every visit
Scheduled
Hours, not a price. We price the scope after a 15-minute walk through the site. Or call (08) 6385 6664.
In and out
Time-stamped on arrival and when the visit closes.
Ticked
Each area marked done against the scope you signed off.
Photographed
The areas that matter, finished. Faults flagged with a photo.
Questions
You declare it and the clean changes. High-touch points get extra rounds, the affected wing gets its own cloths and mops and is cleaned last, and the product and contact time follow your infection control lead. Each extra round is logged with the time it was done.
Rooms are cleaned while residents are out at meals or activities, never during personal care. If a resident would rather stay, the clean works around them at their pace. Personal items stay where they are. Corridors are mopped in halves so there is always a dry path.
The laundry, yes: floors, benches and the outside of the machines, with equipment kept only for that room. Kitchens can sit in the same scope or be booked as a periodic kitchen deep clean. The cook's daily wipe-down stays with your kitchen team.
No. Clinical waste stays with your licensed collector, and continence care and soiled linen stay with care staff. We empty general and recycling bins, replace liners, clean the bins and bin areas, and note anything full or overflowing in the visit record.
It helps. Every visit logs the rooms done, the time on site and photos, and scheduled tasks show the date they were completed. When you're asked how cleaning is planned and checked, you have the written scope and the visit history to show.
A 15-minute walk-through first: the wings, the room count, the floor types and the hours that suit your routine. Then you get a written scope listing every room type, task and frequency, with the price. The scope is what each visit is checked against.
Fifteen minutes on site to see the rooms, the floors and the daily routine, then a written scope with the price.