Practice managers need cleaning that can be evidenced against NHS cleaning standards and CQC requirements, with infection-control practice built in as routine, not an add-on. For clinical areas the specification follows infection-prevention-and-control expectations; for reception and admin areas a standard commercial specification applies.
Industry and service pages for primary care
- GP Surgery Cleaning — Cleaning specified for clinical and non-clinical areas of a GP practice.
- Dental Practice Cleaning — Cleaning around dental surgeries and decontamination areas.
- Clinic & Day-Surgery Cleaning — Cleaning for clinics and day-surgery units with a higher clinical-risk profile.
- Clinical & Infection-Control Cleaning — Infection-prevention-and-control-led cleaning for clinical settings.
Guides for practice managers
- NHS Cleaning Standards Explained — What the NHS cleaning standards framework covers and how it applies outside acute trusts.
- CQC Cleaning Requirements — What CQC inspectors look for in cleaning and hygiene evidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you clean to NHS cleaning standards?
Yes — see our NHS cleaning standards guide for how the framework applies to GP and dental practices, alongside CQC requirements.
Can you evidence cleaning for a CQC inspection?
Yes. We provide cleaning schedules and records suited to CQC evidence requirements — see our CQC cleaning requirements guide for what inspectors typically ask for.
Do your operatives understand infection control in clinical areas?
Yes. Clinical areas are cleaned to infection-prevention-and-control practice, with colour-coded equipment and the correct order of clean to avoid cross-contamination.
Can you clean outside surgery hours?
Yes. We schedule around opening hours and clinic lists so cleaning does not disrupt patient appointments. Call 0330 027 2159 or request a callback to discuss timing.