Salon & Spa Cleaning in Austin

What gets cleaned at a salon

A salon is judged chair by chair, so the scope is written chair by chair. A standard after-close visit covers:

• Stations and chairs, wiped down and reset
• The backbar and its shelves, wiped around your product (we do not move or handle product)
• Shampoo bowls and the area around them
• Hair on floors and along baseboards, swept, vacuumed and mopped
• Mirrors, entry glass and interior glass
• The front desk and retail shelves, wiped around your stock
• Restrooms, cleaned and restocked
• The break room and trash

The walkthrough marks every room and item in or out of scope, and the written checklist is what we clean to.

Nail salons and pedicure areas

Nail work leaves fine dust that settles on surfaces, ledges and floors long after the room looks swept. A nail salon scope adds dust on surfaces and floors, the exteriors of pedicure stations, and ventilation grilles, so the dust is taken out rather than moved around.

Barbershops

Barbershops run on the same after-close reset: chairs and stations, hair on floors and baseboards, mirrors, the waiting area, restrooms and trash, on a written checklist.

Day spas and med spas (non-clinical areas only)

For day spas we clean the lobby, retail shelves, restrooms, break room and hallways after the last appointment. For med spas the scope is limited to non-clinical areas: the lobby, retail shelves, restrooms, break room and hallways. Treatment rooms stay with your clinical team, and we do not handle sharps, biohazard or medical waste.

When we clean: after close, nightly or recurring

Cleaning starts after your last client leaves, so it never overlaps a booking. The schedule is nightly or recurring, set at the walkthrough around your hours, with one point of contact.

How quotes work: walkthrough, then a written scope

We walk the space with you, count the stations, bowls and restrooms, and note anything that is off-limits. Then we send a written scope and a price in writing before any cleaning is scheduled. You can also start at the commercial cleaning quote request.

Salon suites: one building manager, many suites

In a salon suite building, the building manager buys the common areas: the lobby, hallways, shared restrooms, the break room and trash. Suite interiors stay with each suite holder unless the manager adds them to the scope. One written scope and one point of contact cover the whole building.

Related cleaning paths

Salons inside a shopping center often share a scope with neighboring storefronts; see retail store cleaning in Austin. Spas with offices or treatment-free admin suites can compare office cleaning in Austin. Every space type we clean is on the commercial cleaning hub for Austin.