The CBD trades in shifts. Rundle Mall shops and arcades close in the evening, Hindley Street stays busy late, and Gouger Street fills at dinner. Each site is cleaned in the gap its own trading hours leave.
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Rundle Mall is a pedestrian mall, so a van can't simply pull up at your door during trade. Equipment comes in the way the centre or landlord allows, and arcade tenancies follow their centre's rules for access, waste and contractor hours.
Bars and venues on and around Hindley Street often trade into the early hours. Their clean runs once the doors shut and the floor is clear, with bar mats, drains and washrooms finished before morning deliveries arrive.
Grocers, delis and eateries around Gouger and Grote Streets deal with food spills, cold-room thresholds and floors that take grease and produce all day. They get a machine scrub on a set rotation, not just a mop, with the method matched to the floor.
Your scope
Set the size and the visits. You'll see the hours and the scope; we'll price it 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
Yes. Most CBD shops and venues want the clean done between closing and the next morning's first delivery. The visit is booked into that gap, and the site notes cover alarm codes, lighting and lock-up, so the store is left ready to trade.
Yes. Arcades, centres and towers usually set the hours contractors can work, how they sign in, where waste goes and which inductions are needed. Send the rules through and they're written into the scope before the first visit.
Yes. Floor area, the type of floor and foot traffic set the hours, along with washrooms, fitting rooms and stockrooms. The scope builder on this page shows those hours from the size you enter; the price follows the walk-through.
Often, yes. Pavers and entries outside a shop can be pressure cleaned after trading, when foot traffic is light. Footpaths in the CBD belong to the council, so the work is planned around any conditions it sets, such as hours or where the run-off goes.
Yes. Hot water extraction is done after close, starting with the busiest traffic paths, and air movers go in where airflow is poor. Carpet needs several hours to dry, so extraction wraps up well ahead of opening.
Book a walk-through of your CBD shop, venue or studio. We'll note the floors, the service entry and any centre rules, and the scope arrives with a price attached.