Dealerships run on two kinds of “clean”: vehicles that wow buyers and facilities that welcome them. Detailing and janitorial overlap in goals but differ in scope, tools, and KPIs. Here’s how to coordinate both for a flawless guest experience.
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Tile and polished concrete need dust control and correct pad selection to maintain gloss without haze. Entrances require matting to capture grit and water. Service bays demand degreasing protocols that won’t track onto the showroom finish.
Customers notice streaks—especially under bright lighting. Janitorial should schedule full glass cleans weekly with daily edge/detail touch-ups. Detailers should use controlled drying and avoid aerosolized products near display glass and lighting fixtures.
Odors kill ambiance. Daily fixture sanitizing, floor care, and consumable restocking protect the buying experience. In lounges, prioritize tables, chair arms, beverage stations, and charging areas.
When detailing tries to cover facility tasks—or vice versa—standards slide. Floors haze, odors creep in, and glass streaks under showroom lights. Clear lanes and handoffs preserve both outcomes and budgets.
Light dusting is possible if agreed in scope, but finish correction and interior care should remain with detailing.
Use adequate matting, establish wheel-track drying areas, and coordinate janitorial touch-ups during peak transitions.
Daily touch-ups plus weekly full glass cleans keeps edges and corners streak-free under bright lighting.
If you want this handled for you—stocking supplies, daily cleaning with high-touch hygiene, weekly fridge resets, and monthly deep cleans—our Office Building Janitorial team can take it off your plate.
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