Public-facing areas
Entrances, reception points, waiting areas, and shared counters can be reviewed on site.
Government facility cleaning
A clear scope for public facilities.
RSJ is a woman-owned small business serving government facilities with their own operating routines and site requirements. The work begins with the building so access, timing, public-facing areas, and the cleaning scope can be discussed directly.
Areas to discuss
Build the scope room by room.
These are practical starting points, not a preset service package. The walkthrough determines what belongs in the final plan.
Administrative spaces
Offices, meeting rooms, and staff areas are considered according to access and building use.
Restrooms and corridors
High-use support spaces can be included in a defined routine.
Common and support areas
The walkthrough identifies the spaces that belong in the plan and any rooms that do not.
At the walkthrough
Questions that make the routine practical.
RSJ does not make unverified procurement, certification, clearance, or compliance claims. Any site-specific requirement should be addressed during the walkthrough before a plan is agreed.
- What site-specific access requirements must be followed?
- Which public and staff areas belong in the scope?
- What schedule best supports facility operations?
Plan the next step