Who We Serve · Coworking
Cleaning for coworking spaces where everything is shared.
Two hundred members, one kitchen, thirty phone booths, and a lobby that is also your sales floor. Coworking is the hardest space in the city to keep clean and the one where clean sells the most. Breezy runs nightly crews and day porters across Manhattan and Brooklyn coworking floors.
- Day porter + nightly
- Shared kitchens, handled
- Member-ready lobby
- W-2 crews since 2012
Clean is the product
A coworking member can leave next month. The kitchen, the restrooms, and the phone booths are half the reason they stay. Coworking floors need two things most offices do not: a real day porter, because the space is in use twelve hours a day, and a nightly crew that can reset a floor built for turnover.
Breezy runs both, with W-2 employees who become part of the community. Your community manager gets one number, one crew lead, and a standard that holds through the busiest Tuesday.
Why members complain about cleaning.
Every community manager knows the list. Here is how we clear it.
The 2 p.m. restroom
Nightly cleaning cannot fix a restroom used 300 times by lunch. A porter on scheduled rounds can.
The shared kitchen
Everyone's dishes, nobody's responsibility. A porter runs the dishwasher and squares the counters through the day.
Phone booths
Thirty small rooms, each used by ten strangers a day. They get wiped down nightly, and checked by the porter.
Tour day
A prospective member tours at 11. The lobby, the lounge, and the first restroom they see decide the sale.
A day and a night on a coworking floor.
Porter through the day, crew through the night, one team.
Porter opens
Lobby, kitchen, and restrooms checked before the rush. Coffee station stocked.
Lunch reset
Kitchen turned over, dishwasher cycled, restrooms on schedule, phone booths spot-checked.
Nightly crew
Full reset: desks, booths, lounge, kitchen, restrooms, floors.
Lock-up
Supplies noted for reorder, lights, alarm, and the log for the community team.
The coworking scope
A porter plan and a nightly plan, built together at the walk-through and adjusted with occupancy.
Lobby & lounge
The sales floor. Kept ready for every tour, all day.
Shared kitchens
Cycled through the day by the porter, fully reset at night.
Phone booths & meeting rooms
Wiped down nightly, spot-checked during the day.
Restrooms
Porter rounds on a schedule, full sanitizing every night.
Hot desks & dedicated desks
Hot desks reset nightly. Dedicated desks cleaned around members' things.
Events & community nights
Reset after every happy hour and panel, built into the plan.
They are incredibly reliable, always on time, and consistently deliver high-quality work. What really stands out is their attention to detail.
Mo Handsum, via Google
Coworking Spaces: office cleaning FAQ
Do we need a day porter or just nightly cleaning?
Most coworking floors need both. Nightly cleaning resets the space; a porter keeps restrooms, kitchens, and the lobby in shape through a twelve-hour day of member traffic. We can start with one and add the other.
Can the plan change with occupancy?
Yes. Hours-based pricing means the hours move with the floor. Fill a new suite, add hours. Lose a corporate member, drop them.
How do you handle dedicated desks?
Cleaned around members' belongings, never through them. Hot desks are fully reset every night.
Can you support our events?
Yes. Panels, happy hours, and member nights are reset the same night or first thing the next morning.
Can you send a COI to our building?
Yes. We carry full general liability and workers' comp, and we send a Certificate of Insurance to your building or office manager on request, usually within a business day or two.
Are your cleaners employees or contractors?
Employees. Every Breezy cleaner is a W-2 hire we train, insure, and keep. That is why a familiar crew shows up instead of a rotating cast of strangers, and why we can be accountable for what happens in your space.
Worth reading before you book
Guides from the Breezy team on what the work covers, what it costs, and how to get it right in a NYC office.
Coworking space cleaning: what members notice first.
A coworking floor is an office that never empties, shared by people who did not choose each other. The cleaning plan has to be built for that.
Does your office need a day porter?
Nightly cleaning resets the office. A day porter keeps it there. Here is how to tell whether yours is the kind of office that needs both.
What employees notice first about a clean office.
Hint: it is not the floors. A cleaning plan built around what people actually see gets more credit for less money.
The last real office cleaning company in New York
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Fifteen minutes, no obligation. A steady, familiar crew that learns your office, starting as soon as next week.