Introduction
Clean, healthy classrooms are proven to improve attendance and focus. CAFClean’s education facility & school cleaning services give schools, colleges, and universities a hygienic environment that keeps students learning and staff confident.
1. Why Clean Campuses Matter
- Better health & attendance – Routine sanitizing cuts respiratory and stomach-bug outbreaks.
- Sharper focus – Harvard research links cleaner air and surfaces to higher test scores.
- Positive image – Parents, boards, and inspectors equate cleanliness with quality.
2. Our Education Facility & School Cleaning Services
Daily Campus Cleaning
- Classrooms, halls, cafeterias, libraries
- Sweeping, mopping, dusting, bin rotation
High-Touch Surface Disinfection
- Desks, keyboards, doorknobs, handrails
- EPA List N–approved sprays and wipes
Pool Cleaning School Packages
- Deck scrubbing, locker-room sanitizing, water-quality checks
School Facility Cleaning & Maintenance
- Playground sanitation
- Gym floor resurfacing and sports-equipment wipe-downs
Testimonial: “Our absentee rate dropped 9 % after CAFClean took over nightly cleaning.” — Principal, Greenfield High
3. Key Areas We Focus On
- Classrooms & labs: dust-free benches, sanitized desks, tidy storage
- Libraries & study zones: low-dust shelving, carpet vacuuming, quiet after-hours service
- Restrooms & locker rooms: deep scrub, touch-point fogging, consumable restock
- Gyms & sports halls: non-slip floors, deodorized mats, safe equipment storage
4. School Carpet Cleaning Services & Maintenance
Clean carpets trap fewer allergens and extend flooring life. Our crew delivers:
- Weekly HEPA vacuuming
- Spot-stain removal within 24 h
- Term-break hot-water extraction with non-toxic detergents
- Certified “Dry-by-Morning” process—zero class disruption
5. Essential School Cleaning Supplies
- EPA-approved disinfectants (quats, hydrogen-peroxide wipes)
- Microfiber cloths & flat mops—capture 99 % of microbes
- HEPA vacuums—removes PM2.5 linked to cognition issues
- Child-safe, eco-friendly agents for science labs and cafeterias
Expert insight: “Microfiber reduces chemical usage by 90 % and lasts 300 launders,” notes Dr. Alax.
6. School Deep Cleaning & Disinfection
We recommend full campus deep cleaning during semester breaks:
- Steam-clean floors, tile grout, and lockers
- Electrostatic spraying of high-touch zones
- Laboratory and cafeteria sanitation that meets CDC checklists
7. Commercial Cleaning Services for Schools
For large districts and universities we supply:
- Multi-building staffing and on-site supervisors
- Night, weekend, or mid-term schedules to avoid lectures
- Consolidated reporting via KPI dashboard (cleaning times, ATP swab scores)
8. Why Choose CAFClean?
- Education-only expertise – 300+ schools serviced nationwide
- Certified pros – Background-checked, ISSA CIMS-GB accredited teams
- Eco-priority – Green Seal® products safe for children & electronics
- Flexible plans – Daily, weekly, or hybrid schedules; emergency call-outs in <2 h
Need daycare hygiene too? See our daycare cleaning services.
9. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What does your service include?
Daily janitorial tasks plus scheduled deep cleans for carpets, pools, gyms, and labs.
How often should a school be cleaned?
High-touch surfaces daily; full deep cleaning every term or after outbreaks.
Do you offer specialized carpet cleaning for schools?
Yes—our carpet cleaning schools program combines low-moisture and hot-water extraction.
Which school cleaning supplies do you use?
Only EPA List N disinfectants, microfiber, and HEPA filtration units.
Is deep cleaning available during breaks?
Absolutely—our school deep cleaning team completes dorms and classrooms before students return.
Ready for a spotless campus?
Request a Free Quote today and let CAFClean tailor a plan that keeps your learning spaces pristine, year-round and hassle-free. Check out our Janitorial Services.
References
- CDC, “Everyday Actions for Schools”
- CDC, “Consolidated K-12 Infection Prevention Guidance”
- EPA, “About List N Disinfectants”
- Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, “Indoor Air Quality & Student Performance”