Industrial premises cleaning in Krakow
Production halls, warehouses and technical areas work to different rules than offices
or flats. What matters is fitting around the plant's shifts, working safely near
machinery, and repeating the same result every time. CleanWhale provides
industrial premises cleaning in Krakow both as one-off jobs
and under ongoing contracts.
We agree the scope and the price after inspecting the site — floor area, floor type
and the nature of the soiling vary far too much between plants to quote blind.
Scope of work
- Washing and restoring industrial floors, including concrete and resin
- Removing process soiling: oils, greases and production dust
- Cleaning machine housings and equipment within an agreed scope
- Cleaning warehouses, racking and picking areas
- Washing glazing, roof lights and high-level surfaces
- Maintaining welfare areas, changing rooms and sanitary facilities
- Cleaning after refurbishment and modernisation work
Working around your production schedule
Cleaning a hall during production is usually not possible. We therefore work after
the shift ends, overnight, at weekends, or during planned technical shutdowns.
The schedule is agreed with site management so it never clashes with the line.
Safety and procedures
- Work carried out under the health and safety rules that apply on your site
- Personal protective equipment matched to the zone
- Chemicals selected for the floor type and the production process
- Wet areas marked off while washing is under way
- Waste handled according to the site's own procedures
One-off or ongoing?
A one-off clean suits the period after refurbishment, before handover, or ahead of an audit.
An ongoing contract — daily, weekly or monthly — keeps the standard consistent and
spreads the cost. On mixed office and production sites, part of the area can be covered by
office cleaning.
Frequently asked questions
How much does cleaning a production hall cost?
The price is set individually after an inspection. Floor area, floor type, how heavily
soiled it is, ceiling height and how often the service runs all affect it.
Do you work nights and weekends?
Yes. On production sites that is the most common arrangement, because it lets the work
happen without stopping the line.
Do you clean machinery?
We clean housings and the area around machines within a scope agreed with your
technical team. We do not touch components that require service qualifications.
Do you cover warehouses?
Yes, both one-off and under ongoing contracts. We plan the work so forklift routes
stay clear.
Is site safety training required?
If your site requires it, the crew completes the induction before starting.
We work to whatever procedures apply at your premises.
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