Interior cleaning for local authorities

Interior cleaning fulfils very different purposes for local authorities: in administration settings, a clean appearance is important for ensuring buildings are presentable for visitors and employees. Kindergartens, schools and hospitals, on the other hand, require a certain level of hygiene – albeit different levels – to prevent the spread of pathogens. Cleaning is carried out either by the local authority's own cleaning staff or by external service providers. To reach these goals efficiently, it is important to have the right equipment and apply the most effective methods.

A woman performing interior cleaning in a hallway with a walk-behind scrubber dryer
Interior cleaning for local authorities

Choosing the right cleaning technology for interior cleaning by in-house staff

Whether in a residents' registration office or in a primary school, cleaning is not a top priority for local authorities, and budgets are often just as stretched as the staff available to carry out interior cleaning. It is therefore increasingly important to have ergonomic and efficient equipment. To ensure budgets are invested wisely, it is worth consulting cleaning technology manufacturers in advance of a tender. This way, the ideal package of machines and manual cleaning solutions can be put together to suit the property. A financing solution may also make sense in order to keep the investment within a calculable framework. If the manufacturer offers leasing options and other services, you can expect smooth processing and a high level of transparency.

A person cleaning the floor in the gym with a scrubber dryer
Autonomous cleaning with the KIRA scrubber drier robot

Cleaning tasks in municipal interior cleaning

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