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Office cleaning
Office cleaning your team is proud of.
Office cleaning that keeps desks, kitchens, restrooms and meeting rooms fresh, so your team can focus on work.
Office cleaning from Astra.
A clean office is a better place to work. It looks professional to clients, feels better to employees and simply works better day to day.
Astra cleans workstations and private offices, conference rooms, kitchens and breakrooms, restrooms, reception and common areas, with floors vacuumed and mopped and trash and recycling handled every visit.
We clean after hours so your office is ready when your team arrives.
Step by step
How it works.
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Choose your schedule
Nightly, a few evenings a week or weekly.
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Clean after hours
Your office is cleaned once your team has gone home.
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Fresh every morning
You walk into a tidy, ready office.
Room by room in a typical office.
Reception gets first-impression treatment: entrance glass, the front desk counter and visitor seating are wiped and the floor is vacuumed or mopped. In open work areas, bins are emptied, clear desk surfaces are wiped and chairs are pushed back in, so the room looks orderly when the lights come on.
Conference rooms get tables and chairs wiped and trash cleared, ready for the first meeting of the day. Kitchens get counters, sinks, tables and appliance fronts cleaned and the floor mopped. Restrooms are cleaned from fixtures to floor and restocked before the crew moves on. Supervisors carry out quality inspections in your office on a regular schedule and fix anything that falls short.
Towers, business parks and small suites.
Every office building sets its own terms. In downtown towers in Oakland or San Jose, crews work within the building’s after-hours access and share elevators with other tenants. In a suite in a Concord office building or a Roseville business park, the plan is usually simpler: one entrance, one kitchen and a couple of restrooms.
Tech campuses in Sunnyvale and Santa Clara bring their own demands, with large open floors, many small meeting rooms and kitchens stocked for a full day of use. We plan those spaces zone by zone so a quiet corner never gets skipped. See how this works for offices of every kind.
Keeping the office fresh between visits.
If your team crowds the kitchen at lunch or meeting rooms turn over all day, nightly cleaning alone can leave the afternoon looking worn. A day porter handles restrooms, kitchen counters and spills during working hours, then hands off to the evening crew.
On the floors, routine vacuuming keeps carpet tidy, and scheduled carpet extraction lifts the gray traffic lanes that build up near desks, doorways and the coffee station.
Office cleaning prices from the Bay Area to Nevada
A 6,000-square-foot office cleaned five nights a week usually costs about $840 to $1,500 a month in our service area. That follows the typical rate of $0.14 to $0.25 per square foot monthly that published market data shows for 2026, and our guide to what office cleaning costs shows where each city falls in it.
Here’s how it scales. A 9,500-square-foot office in San Jose with 55 people, three restrooms, a full kitchen and four meeting rooms, cleaned nightly at $0.22, comes to $2,090 a month. A 2,000-square-foot professional suite with one restroom, cleaned three evenings a week, sits far below that total, because the crew is in and out much faster.
Headcount matters as much as floor area: more people means more trash, more kitchen use and more restroom traffic. Glass conference rooms, a reception area that greets clients, carpet versus hard floor and whether our team can start right after close or has to wait out late meetings all move the rate. So does the city itself: labor costs more in the Bay Area than in Sacramento or Reno. Interior window washing, fridge clean-outs and carpet extraction are priced as add-ons. Show us around during a free walkthrough, and your written plan and quote will list what each area costs.
A few useful answers
Common questions
Do you clean during or after business hours?
Usually after hours, so your team isn’t disturbed, but we can schedule around you.
Can you clean small offices?
Yes, from small suites to multi-floor offices.
Do you supply cleaning products?
Yes. The crew brings all of its cleaning products and equipment, and restocks restroom paper, soap and liners on every visit, from supplies we provide or from your own stock.
Do you clean office kitchens and fridges?
Kitchens are part of every office plan. Fridge clean-outs can be added on a schedule you choose.
Can you clean around people working late?
Yes. Our team works quietly around anyone still in the office.
How do we decide between nightly cleaning and a few nights a week?
Look at your kitchen and restrooms. If a full team uses them every day, nightly service keeps them right; if the office is half-empty on hybrid days, three nights a week often does the job.
Will the crew move things on our desks?
Our crews clean around personal items and paperwork rather than shifting them. Clear surfaces get wiped, and anything you want left alone stays exactly where it is.
What happens on holidays when the office is closed?
Send us your closure dates and we’ll adjust the schedule, skipping those nights or moving a visit so the office is ready when everyone returns.
Industries
Related industries
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Add to your plan
01 / Recurring
Janitorial services
Reliable recurring janitorial service that keeps your whole facility clean and ready every morning.
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Commercial carpet cleaning
Deep carpet extraction and spot care that refresh high-traffic areas.
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Day porter services
Daytime porters who keep lobbies, restrooms and breakrooms fresh while you work.
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Who it’s for.
01 / Industry
Offices
A clean office makes your team more comfortable and your business look its best.
View details02 / Industry
Medical and Dental
Patients trust practices that look spotless.
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