Checklists, not guesswork.
Most cleaning complaints come from tasks nobody wrote down, rotating crews and products used the wrong way. Our system is built to fix exactly those.
Labelled. Diluted right.Consistent results come from a consistent system.
Every property gets a written, room-by-room scope. Teams stay consistent so they learn each space. Every product is used according to its label and Safety Data Sheet.
Written scope
Tasks, rooms and frequencies listed before visit one.
Quality inspections
Walk-throughs compare results with the checklist, not memory.
Consistent teams
The same people return wherever possible.
One contact
For keys, codes, changes and special requests.
One colour per zone. Always.
Tap a colour — or a room on the plan — to see where each microfibre is allowed.
Used the right way.
The right product, at the right dilution, for the right contact time.
WHMIS & SDS
Labelled containers and Safety Data Sheets for every product on site.
DIN disinfectants
Health Canada-registered, left wet for the full label contact time.
HEPA filtration
For fine construction dust and allergy-sensitive spaces.
Eco-certified options
EcoLogo or Green Seal products where they suit the job.
Questions to ask any cleaning company.
A live business would list its verified insurance, bonding and coverage here. None are claimed on this demo.
Liability insurance
Ask for a Certificate of Insurance. Commercial general liability covers accidents such as property damage or a slip on a wet floor.
Workers’ compensation
Each province runs its own board (WSIB, WorkSafeBC, WCB, CNESST). Commercial clients often request a clearance certificate.
Bonding & background checks
Important whenever a crew holds keys, alarm codes or after-hours access.
Product safety
WHMIS training, Safety Data Sheets for every product, and disinfectants with a Health Canada DIN.
A written scope
What is included, how often, and what costs extra — before the first visit.
Workers’ compensation boards.
Every province runs its own system. A professional cleaning company registers where it works.
| Province | Board | What it means for cleaning |
|---|---|---|
| Ontario | WSIB | Commercial clients and property managers commonly ask for a WSIB clearance certificate. |
| British Columbia | WorkSafeBC | Employer registration required; many strata and commercial contracts check it. |
| Alberta | WCB-Alberta | Mandatory for most industries, including janitorial work. |
| Saskatchewan & Manitoba | WCB | Cleaning and maintenance businesses are generally covered. |
| Québec | CNESST | Building-maintenance work is also governed by provincial decrees setting minimum wages and conditions. |
| Atlantic Canada | WorkSafeNB, WCB NS and others | Provincial boards cover cleaning employers; rules vary by province. |
General information, not legal advice. Requirements change — confirm current rules with each provincial board.
Clean, to the checklist. Every visit.
Tell us about your home, office or job site. You get a written, room-by-room scope and an itemized quote — before anyone picks up a cloth.