Medical Office Cleaning in Philadelphia
Medical office cleaning in Philadelphia calls for more than a quick dusting and a mopped floor. Waiting rooms and exam rooms see a steady stream of patients, so the surfaces they share need real disinfection. Dr. Clean Janitorial Services cleans dental practices, veterinary clinics, and other medical offices on a weekly or monthly schedule. Our plans pair regular cleaning with disinfection of the spots people touch most.
What Does Medical Office Cleaning Include?
Medical office cleaning with us includes disinfecting high-touch surfaces with EPA-approved products, along with regular cleaning of floors, glass, and sinks. We disinfect door handles, light switches, and paper towel holders on each visit.
If a job involves blood or pathogens, our crew can handle that cleanup as well. You can book visits weekly or monthly, based on how many days your practice is open.
How We Clean and Disinfect a Practice
EPA-Approved Disinfectants
We use only EPA-approved disinfectants listed under the Emerging Pathogen Standard program. Following EPA guidelines lets us choose products that are likely effective against a broad range of pathogens, including RSV, influenza, and all known strains of coronavirus. No cleaning product can guarantee every virus is gone, and we won't tell you otherwise. What we focus on is using the right product the right way.
Waiting Rooms and Shared Spaces
A waiting room collects more hands than any other part of a practice. Patients open the same doors, flip the same switches, and lean on the same shelves. We disinfect those surfaces first, then clean the glass and dust the shelves so the room looks ready for the next patient.
Floors and Windows
Clean floors tell a patient the practice is cared for. We vacuum carpet in waiting areas and mop hard floors in exam rooms and hallways. When the finish wears down, we strip, seal, and wax the floor. We also clean first-floor windows inside and out.
Blood and Pathogen Cleanup
Some situations call for more than a disinfectant wipe. We're completely certified (Proper PPE, GBAC and OSHA) and can handle blood and pathogen cleanup in your practice. Our crew wears proper protective equipment for this work, and we'll talk through the situation with you before we start.
Why Dental and Veterinary Practices Call Us
Our team has more than 20 years of experience in cleaning and sanitizing work. One veterinary hospital used us for many years, and Cindy Del Conte wrote that her team was "always very happy." Princeton Park Dental put it this way: "If we have any concerns he addresses it right away."
Medical work is one part of our commercial cleaning work across Philadelphia. If your practice shares a building with other tenants, our office building cleaning can cover the rest of the floor. For a new clinic, start with post construction cleaning before the first patient arrives.
Medical Office Cleaning in Philadelphia and Nearby Towns
We're based in Feasterville-Trevose and work with practices across Philadelphia and its suburbs. That includes Doylestown, Norristown, and West Chester, as well as Cheltenham and Upper Darby. If your practice sits outside these towns, call and ask whether we can reach you.
Questions From Practice Managers
Can you clean a veterinary clinic?
Yes. A veterinary hospital used us for many years. We follow the same order there as in a dental or medical office: high-touch surfaces first, then floors, glass, and sinks. We can also strip, seal, and wax hard floors in treatment areas when the finish wears thin.
Do you handle blood or pathogen spills?
Yes. We're completely certified (Proper PPE, GBAC and OSHA) and can handle blood and pathogen cleanup. Call (267) 397-0951, describe what happened, and we'll plan the job with you.
How often should a medical office be cleaned?
We offer weekly or monthly plans. A practice that sees patients most days of the week usually needs weekly visits so high-touch surfaces stay disinfected. A specialist office open only a few days a month may do fine with monthly service.
Can you clean on a day we're closed to patients?
Yes, as long as that day falls Monday through Saturday. Our hours are 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, so a practice closed on Saturdays can book us then. One dental client even gave us a key to their office for after-hours access.
Can you install hand sanitizer dispensers?
Yes. Our handyman services include installing soap and hand sanitizer dispensers. We can also replace damaged ceiling tiles and fix doors that stick or rub.
Schedule Cleaning for Your Practice
Tell us how many rooms your practice has and how many days a week patients come in. We'll lay out a weekly or monthly plan with disinfection built in. If you already have a cleaning checklist from a previous company, send it along and we'll compare it to ours. Call (267) 397-0951, or send the details to dominicr@drcleanjs.com.
