KSPDominion Group

Operations Systems for Cleaning and Janitorial Companies

Recurring work, rotating crews and clients who notice the one week the standard slips. Consistency is the product, and consistency is a documentation problem.

Sound familiar?

  • Each property has a different scope and it only exists in one person's memory
  • Crew swaps cause quality complaints because the checklist was never written
  • Recurring schedule changes are tracked by text message
  • Onboarding a cleaner takes a week of shadowing that nobody can spare
  • Complaints are handled ad hoc, so the same issue recurs at the same account

What we build for this sector

Delivered as branded Sheets, Docs and Notion pages in your own workspace.

  • Property register: scope, access, supplies and specific requirements per site
  • Per-visit checklist a crew can complete on a phone in under a minute
  • Recurring schedule tracker with coverage gaps flagged before the week starts
  • Crew onboarding SOP that gets someone productive without shadowing
  • Complaint procedure with a stated response SLA and a root-cause step

Cleaning Companies: common questions

How do you handle properties that all have different requirements?

One register row per property holding scope, access, supplies and quirks, and a checklist generated from that row. The crew sees only the site in front of them; the office sees the whole book.

Can this work with a crew that does not speak much English?

Yes. Checklists are built visual and short, and can be produced bilingually. A procedure that cannot be followed by the person doing the work is not finished.

We are five people. Is this overkill?

Five people is exactly where it pays. The systems are Sheets and Docs, not software, and the starting engagement is a $197 audit that tells you whether you need anything at all.

The surfaces this usually draws on

Fifteen minutes. One operational area. One clear next step.

No pitch and no slides. Tell us the part of the business that frustrates you most and you get a straight answer on what to fix first.