
Office Cleaning
Office cleaning across Dublin five or more days a week, on one fixed monthly fee, with a named team and regular quality checks.
Read furtherHealthcare Cleaning
Documented cleaning for clinics, medical centres, GP practices and dental practices, planned around your appointments and logged for your audit trail.
1. Hospital-grade disinfectants and colour-coded equipment
2. A documented routine built around your patient flow
3. Every clean logged for your audit trail

Premier cleans the environment around care in clinics, medical centres, GP practices and dental practices across County Dublin. After a free site survey we build a documented routine around your layout and patient flow, then log every clean, so you always have the evidence an inspector asks for.
For how this fits with HIQA and HSE infection control guidance, read our clinic cleaning standards guide.
Instrument decontamination and sterilisation, cleaning of clinical contact surfaces during and straight after procedures, and clinical or hazardous waste. These stay with your clinical team.
FAQ
If you need anything beyond these, call us on 01 963 6655 or book a free site survey and ask us in person.
Clinics, medical centres, GP practices and dental practices across County Dublin.
Yes. Cleaning is planned around how your premises are used, to reduce disruption to staff, patients and visitors.
Through trained teams, colour-coded equipment, supervisor checks, a log of every clean and planned cover when a regular cleaner is off.
Instrument decontamination and sterilisation, cleaning of clinical contact surfaces during and straight after procedures, and clinical or hazardous waste. These stay with your clinical team.
A named person takes ownership of it and keeps you updated until it is resolved, with photo proof of the fix.
Book a free site survey. We visit your premises, review your requirements and send you a tailored quote.

Office cleaning across Dublin five or more days a week, on one fixed monthly fee, with a named team and regular quality checks.
Read further