Warehouse Cleaning tailored to your space
Warehouses gather dust quickly. Trucks bring in dirt, packaging sheds fibres, and forklift traffic grinds grit into concrete. Left alone, that dust settles on stock, makes floors slippery and creates an unpleasant place to work. Regular cleaning protects your people and your goods.
Macky Group cleans warehouses, stores and light industrial premises in Nairobi and Thika, including the Mombasa Road corridor, Ruiru and Thika's industrial areas. We clean around your operations, working through zones so that goods keep moving, and we can schedule heavier cleaning during shutdowns or quiet periods.
Staff areas should not be forgotten. Clean offices, canteens and washrooms make a real difference to the people who work in demanding environments, and we include those in your plan.
What our warehouse cleaning service includes
- Warehouse floors
- Storage areas
- Loading and unloading zones
- Offices and staff facilities
- Washrooms
- Common areas
The exact scope depends on your property and is confirmed in your quotation.
How the work is carried out
- Site safety briefing. We learn your safety rules and vehicle routes
- Divide into zones. The site is split so that work can continue
- Dry clean first. Dust and debris are removed before wet cleaning
- Scrub where needed. Stained or oily areas receive further cleaning on suitable surfaces
- Staff areas. Offices and washrooms are finished to standard
Why it is worth using a professional
Warehouse cleaning is largely a safety job. Spills, dust and debris cause slips and fire risk and can damage products. Cleaning around forklifts and racking also needs care, so it pays to use a team that follows your site rules and plans its work properly.
Warehouse Cleaning in Nairobi and Thika
Industrial areas such as Baba Dogo, Ruiru, Mlolongo, Athi River and Thika see plenty of truck traffic and dust, and heavy rains can bring mud into loading bays. Many sites also operate extended shifts, so quiet windows for cleaning may be short. We plan around your operations and agree the best times together.
What affects your quotation
We price by scope of work, so your quote reflects your actual job. The main factors are:
- Floor area
- Type of goods and dirt
- Height and access around racking
- Frequency and working hours
How to prepare
- Clear aisles and floor space where possible
- Share safety and PPE requirements
- Identify water and power points
- Mark sensitive goods
Keeping the results between visits
Good housekeeping on a warehouse floor starts with your own team. Sweep aisles at the end of each shift, and deal with spills as soon as they happen. Mark waste points clearly, and clear pallet wrap and cardboard regularly, as these are fire and trip hazards. Keep doors closed when they are not in use, to limit dust and pests. Fit mats at the entrance to staff areas, so that dust is not carried into offices. Check loading bay drainage before the rains. Rotating stock also helps, as goods left in place for long periods are where dust and rodents tend to gather first.
How we work around your business
A cleaning plan for business premises has to fit around staff, customers and security. We start by agreeing the areas in scope, the hours we may work, who will give access and who signs off on the work. Many clients prefer cleaning outside working hours or during quieter periods so that daily operations carry on undisturbed. High-traffic areas such as entrances, washrooms and shared kitchens can be scheduled more often than storage or low-use rooms, which keeps spending focused where it matters. Once warehouse cleaning is running, a named point of contact on your side makes it easy to flag a change, add an area or adjust the frequency. Requirements differ between premises, so the final scope is written into your quotation.
What to expect on the day
On the day, the team reports to your agreed contact and follows your site rules on access, safety and security. Wet floors are signposted, and walkways are kept clear for staff and visitors. Work follows the checklist agreed for your premises, with priority given to washrooms, kitchens and reception areas. If something unusual comes up, such as a leak or damaged fitting, we will tell your contact so that it can be dealt with. Regular feedback keeps the arrangement working well, and it means that we can adjust frequencies when your occupancy, opening hours or priorities change.
