GP · Specialist · Dental · Allied Health
Medical cleaning is not office cleaning with stronger chemicals. It changes the equipment, the order rooms are cleaned in and who is responsible for what. This page explains those differences so you can brief any cleaner properly — and shows how Pro Clean Corp scopes it.

In short: a medical clean uses separate colour-coded equipment for each zone, works from the cleanest rooms to the dirtiest, disinfects high-touch surfaces at the label contact time, and leaves instruments, sharps and between-patient wipes to clinical staff.
The same building can need both. A specialist suite's reception is cleaned like an office; its procedure room is not.
| Aspect | Typical office clean | Medical clean |
|---|---|---|
| Equipment | One set of cloths and mops for the site | Colour-coded cloths and mops for each zone (clinical, public, bathrooms, kitchen) |
| Cleaning order | Whatever route is quickest | Cleanest rooms first, bathrooms and waste areas last |
| Products | General-purpose cleaners | Disinfectant suitable for clinical areas on high-touch and clinical surfaces, left wet for the label contact time |
| Floors | Mostly carpet vacuuming | Vinyl and hard floors mopped with disinfectant; carpet only in admin areas |
| Who does what | Cleaner does everything on the list | Clinical staff handle between-patient wipes, instruments and sharps; the cleaner does the environment |
| Records | Rarely needed | Dated sign-off against the written scope, if the practice wants one |
Each has its own page with more detail.
How we set up an after-hours clean for a practice, from walkthrough to fixed price.
The task list for waiting rooms, consulting rooms, treatment rooms and toilets.
Suites inside office buildings with both admin and clinical rooms.
Practices near Blacktown Hospital and Main Street, next door to our Seven Hills base.
Another setting where hygiene and child-safe products drive the scope.
Offices, warehouses and other premises across Sydney.

Mark which rooms are clinical, where waste and sharps stations are, and which equipment the cleaner must not touch.
If your practice specifies products or methods, the cleaning scope should follow them so your staff and cleaner work to the same rules.
Write down what clinical staff do between patients and what the cleaner does after hours. Gaps usually appear where nobody owns a task.
With Pro Clean Corp the walkthrough is free, and you get a written scope and a fixed price. Agreements are month to month.
Medical cleaning is the routine cleaning of healthcare premises — GP clinics, specialist suites, dental practices, pathology collection rooms and allied health clinics — using methods that stop contamination moving between rooms: colour-coded equipment by zone, a fixed cleaning order from clean to dirty areas, and disinfectants suitable for clinical areas applied at the label contact time.
An office clean is mostly about presentation: bins, dust, vacuuming, kitchens and bathrooms. A medical clean adds the order rooms are cleaned in, separate equipment for clinical and public zones, disinfection of high-touch surfaces rather than just wiping, and a clear line between what the cleaner does and what clinical staff do between patients. It also usually happens after hours, inside a tighter time window.
Most practices book a clean after every trading day for patient-facing areas and clinical rooms. High-volume practices sometimes add a midday touch-point round of the waiting room and toilets. Periodic work such as high dusting and floor scrubbing is set during the free walkthrough based on your floors and patient numbers.
Crews travel from our base at Seven Hills across Sydney, including Western Sydney, the Hills District, Parramatta, the Inner West, the Eastern Suburbs and the CBD. Call to check a specific suburb.
Written scope, fixed price and after-hours cleaning by police-checked, insured cleaners.