Daycare & Childcare Facility Cleaning

Childcare facilities aren't small classrooms — they're buildings where every occupant puts surfaces in their mouth. Cleaning a daycare to office standards isn't just insufficient; it misses the entire point of the exercise, which is breaking the germ cycle that sends half the room home sick by Thursday.

The Childcare-Specific Standard

• Toy and manipulative sanitizing: scheduled rotation of mouthed toys on a "clean bin / dirty bin" system, with food-safe sanitizers at documented dilution
• Nap equipment: mats and cots disinfected daily, with individual storage that prevents cross-contact
• Diapering stations: disinfection after every use per licensing guidance, plus end-of-day detail on the full changing zone
• Food surfaces: classroom tables cleaned before AND after eating — with distinct, labeled cloths from everything else
• Restrooms and potties: child-height fixtures need child-height cleaning detail, multiple times daily

Chemistry That's Safe Around Children

Fragrance-heavy, high-quat residues belong nowhere near crawling zones and nap time. We run childcare programs on certified green chemistry with automatic dilution control — see our green cleaning business case for the how.

Documentation Directors Actually Use

Cleaning logs by room and task — posted, initialed, dated — satisfy licensing reviews and, frankly, reassure touring parents in a way no brochure can. We serve daycares and early-education centers across NYC and the suburbs — request a free facility assessment.