In an occupied care or education setting, the cleaning method matters less than the planning around it. The work has to happen without cutting off a fire exit, blocking a corridor or unsettling residents.
Planning the zones
We agree exclusion zones, exits to keep clear and hours to avoid before we arrive, then work one zone at a time so the rest of the building carries on.
This guide sits under our Wall Cleaning & Softwash work, covering 20-mile radius of Plymouth.
Documentation
Insurance schedule, method statement and risk assessment as standard where the site requires them. It is normal practice, not an extra.
Timing
Term dates, mealtimes and quiet hours all shape the schedule. We will work to yours rather than ask you to work to ours.
Questions we get on this
- Do you provide RAMS?
- Yes, on request for sites that require them.
- Can work happen during holidays only?
- Yes, and for schools that is usually the sensible arrangement.
- Are products safe around residents?
- We plan zones, masking and rinsing so treated areas are kept clear until dry.
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