On request
Green Cleaning
Offered on request for properties that want greener products used in their common areas.
Some buildings ask for greener products, and the reasons are good ones
A property usually asks for green cleaning because of something specific. A resident is sensitive to strong smells in the corridor. A board has voted on a policy for the building's shared spaces. A commercial tenant wants the lobby cleaned without a lingering chemical odor when clients walk in. These are practical requests, and they come up often enough in Seattle HOAs and apartment buildings that Mercury lists green cleaning as its own service.
It is offered upon request, which means it is a choice the property makes, not a surcharge buried in a standard visit. If your building wants it, say so when you call (206) 374-7777, and it becomes part of the plan from the first visit instead of an afterthought added later.
Amber refill bottles and folded microfiber cloths on a stainless utility counter
The route and the standard stay the same, only the products change
Green cleaning does not mean a lighter clean. The common areas still get the same attention as any other visit: entry glass, corridors, stair rails, shared rooms, the touch points people use all day. What changes is what is in the bottle.
That matters because a building should never have to trade a kept-up look for a gentler product. Floors still get finished properly, glass still comes up clear, and sanitizing still happens at the surfaces people share. If a property has a particular product preference or a list from its board, bring it up. Mercury customizes its offering around the needs of each building, and a product preference is one of those needs.
Because the work is spread across a whole building, the practical details are worth settling early: which spaces are covered, how often the crew visits, and whether the request applies to every common area or only some of them. A short conversation sorts all of it out.
Questions worth bringing to the quote
Green cleaning has no price list to read from, because Mercury quotes on request. Every quote is built around the property, and green cleaning is one input to it. The useful part of the conversation is what you ask, so it helps to arrive with a few questions already in hand.
Ask which of your common areas the request should cover. Ask whether the green products apply to routine visits only, or also to the occasional bigger jobs like a laundry room deep clean. Tell the office who asked for it and why, whether that is a resident, a board or a tenant, so the crew knows what the request is meant to solve.
Mercury is privately owned and operated, and has looked after common areas for HOAs, apartment buildings and commercial businesses in Seattle since 2001. Call (206) 374-7777 or write to info@mercuryclean.com, and describe the building. That is all it takes to start.
Privately owned and operated since 2001. Call (206) 374-7777.