Post-Event Cleaning tailored to your space
A great event leaves a mess behind. There are spills, confetti, food waste, overflowing bins and hard-worked washrooms, and the last thing anyone wants after a long day is to start cleaning. Often the venue also has a deadline for handing back the space.
We help event organizers, venue owners, churches, offices and families with cleaning after functions of all kinds, from home parties and graduation gatherings to weddings, launches and conferences. Tell us the time your event ends and when the venue must be ready, and we will work out a suitable plan.
We can also clean before the event, so that the venue is at its best when your guests arrive, or provide a washroom and waste check during longer functions.
What our post-event cleaning service includes
- Waste collection
- Floor cleaning
- Table and surface cleaning
- Washroom cleaning
- General venue cleaning
- Removal of event-related dirt and debris
The exact scope depends on your property and is confirmed in your quotation.
How the work is carried out
- Agree timing. We confirm the event's finish and handover times
- Clear waste. Rubbish is collected and bagged
- Clean surfaces. Tables, counters and chairs are wiped
- Restore washrooms. Toilets and basins are cleaned
- Finish floors. Floors are swept and mopped ready for handover
Why it is worth using a professional
Tired volunteers rarely clean a venue to the standard required. A dedicated team finishes faster, uses suitable methods for spilled food and drink and helps you avoid disputes over deposits or extra charges from the venue owner.
Post-Event Cleaning in Nairobi and Thika
Weekends in Nairobi are busy with weddings, church functions and graduation parties, especially in April, August and December. Outdoor venues in Karen, Ngong Road and Thika can see mud and grass tracked into tents and indoor spaces during the rains. Book early for peak dates, and share details of the venue's access rules.
What affects your quotation
We price by scope of work, so your quote reflects your actual job. The main factors are:
- Venue size
- Number of guests
- Finish time and deadline
- Washrooms and outdoor areas
How to prepare
- Remove decor and hired items if possible
- Share venue rules and contact
- Agree a waste drop-off point
- Secure lost property
Keeping the results between visits
A little planning before your event makes the clean-up much quicker. Place enough bins near food and drink areas, and empty them during the event. Ask caterers what they will take away, and agree where waste should go. Use floor protection under food stations and in tents during the rains. Ask decorators to remove their tape and pins at the end. Check the venue's rules and deposit terms, and take photos before the event starts, so that you have a record of its condition. Assign someone to collect lost property. If the event ends late, consider booking cleaning for early the next morning, so that the team has good light.
How we choose the right method
Specialized cleaning starts with looking at the item or surface, because the wrong product or too much water can do more harm than the dirt itself. We ask what the material is, how old it is, what caused any marks and what has already been tried on them. Photos sent by WhatsApp are often enough to give a useful first answer, and larger jobs can be assessed on site. Where a manufacturer has given care instructions, we follow them. It also helps to be honest about limits: some old stains, sun damage and worn surfaces can be improved but not fully reversed, so we explain what result is realistic for your post-event cleaning before work begins.
What to expect on the day
On the day, we start by checking the item or surface with you and confirming what was agreed. The area is prepared, and nearby furniture and fittings are protected or moved where necessary. We work through the agreed method and check progress along the way, particularly on stains and delicate materials. Afterwards, we show you the result and explain any drying time or care instructions. Please follow this advice before using the item or walking on the surface, because it protects the finish and gives you the best result. If a mark remains, we will explain why, and what further options may be available.
