Cleanin provides professional aged care cleaning across Greater Sydney for residential aged care facilities, nursing homes and retirement villages. Our directly employed, trained and police-checked cleaners maintain resident rooms, shared living and dining areas, bathrooms and high-touch surfaces using appropriate cleaning methods and disinfectants. We work respectfully around residents’ daily routines and supply all the equipment needed for the service.
Aged care facilities are home to older people, including residents who may be more vulnerable to infections. Cleaning must therefore do more than maintain appearance. It needs to support infection prevention, keep shared living and dining areas hygienic and respect residents’ dignity and daily routines. Resident rooms, bathrooms, dining areas and frequently touched surfaces all need appropriate cleaning methods and consistent attention.
Cleanin provides aged care cleaning across Greater Sydney for residential aged care facilities, nursing homes and retirement villages. Each cleaning programme is tailored to the facility’s layout, resident needs, shared amenities and daily operations. Our trained and police-checked cleaners use commercial-grade equipment and follow agreed cleaning procedures to help maintain clean, comfortable spaces for residents, staff and visitors while minimising disruption to everyday life.
Aged care cleaning services maintain the cleanliness, hygiene, and presentation of residential aged care facilities by cleaning resident accommodation, shared living spaces, staff facilities and high-touch common areas. Every cleaning programme is tailored to the facility layout, resident occupancy, daily routines and operational requirements to deliver consistent cleaning outcomes with minimal disruption to residents and staff.
Resident rooms are cleaned to maintain comfortable and hygienic living spaces while respecting residents’ privacy and belongings. Tasks can include cleaning bedroom surfaces, furniture, floors and frequently touched points such as door handles, bed rails and light switches.
Older residents are more vulnerable to infection, so consistent cleaning and disinfection are essential in aged care settings. Cleanin uses structured cleaning procedures, colour-coded microfibre systems and appropriate disinfectants on the surfaces and areas included in the agreed programme. These practices help reduce the risk of cross-contamination between resident rooms, bathrooms, dining areas and shared facilities.
Resident and shared bathrooms require careful cleaning and disinfection because many surfaces are frequently touched and exposed to moisture. Cleanin cleans toilets, basins, showers, grab rails and other fixtures using appropriate products and designated cleaning equipment. Consumables can also be restocked where included in the agreed service.
Dining rooms and servery areas need regular cleaning to maintain hygienic spaces for residents’ meals. Cleanin cleans dining tables, chairs, serving areas, benches, sinks and floors according to the agreed scope. Cleaning of food preparation areas is included where specified and is carried out in accordance with the facility’s procedures.
Shared lounges, activity rooms and communal spaces are cleaned to maintain comfortable, presentable environments for residents and visitors. Tasks can include wiping furniture and frequently touched surfaces, cleaning floors and removing visible dirt from shared spaces.
Cleanin cleans vinyl, carpet and other hard floor surfaces using methods suited to the floor type and the facility’s requirements. Cleaning schedules are planned to minimise disruption, and wet-floor controls are used where appropriate to help reduce slip risks during and after cleaning.
Compliance standards
Aged care cleaning requires careful procedures, consistent service delivery and respect for residents’ needs. Cleanin uses structured cleaning methods, site-specific safety procedures and documented service processes to support hygiene, infection prevention and the safe operation of aged care facilities. Our approach is designed to work alongside each provider’s own policies and responsibilities under the Aged Care Quality Standards and applicable workplace health and safety requirements.
Older residents are more vulnerable to infection, so appropriate cleaning and disinfection are essential in aged care settings. Cleanin follows agreed cleaning procedures, uses colour-coded microfibre equipment and applies suitable disinfectants to designated surfaces. These practices help reduce cross-contamination risks and support the facility’s infection prevention and control procedures.
Aged care providers need to maintain a clean, comfortable and appropriately managed environment for residents. Cleanin’s planned cleaning schedules, agreed service specifications and documented inspections help providers monitor cleaning delivery and maintain environmental hygiene. These records can also support internal reviews and audit preparation as part of the facility’s broader quality management processes.
Cleanin uses a colour-coded cleaning system to keep equipment designated for different areas separate. This helps prevent cloths and mops used in bathrooms from being reused in resident rooms, dining spaces or other shared areas without the appropriate controls. Consistent equipment separation and cleaning procedures help reduce the risk of cross-contamination.
Cleanin assesses site-specific hazards and establishes appropriate safe-work procedures for each cleaning programme. A Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) is prepared where required, including for applicable high-risk construction work. Cleaning activities are coordinated with the facility’s relevant safety procedures and access requirements, in accordance with applicable workplace health and safety obligations in New South Wales.
Cleaning products are selected and used according to the surfaces being cleaned, the task requirements and relevant product instructions. Cleanin follows safe handling, dilution and storage procedures, with Safety Data Sheets (SDS) available and maintained for the products used as required. These practices help cleaning personnel handle products appropriately within resident and shared environments.
Cleanin’s cleaners are directly employed, police-checked and inducted for the facilities where they work. Site-specific induction helps staff understand access arrangements, cleaning requirements and relevant procedures for working respectfully around residents. Cleanin also maintains appropriate insurance coverage for its cleaning operations.
Aged care cleaning requires dependable service, respect for residents and an understanding of each facility’s daily routines. Cleanin provides tailored cleaning programmes across Greater Sydney, with directly employed staff, consistent supervision and schedules designed around residents and facility operations.
Cleanin follows a structured five-stage process to tailor each aged care cleaning programme to the facility’s needs, resident routines and operational requirements. From the initial assessment to ongoing quality reviews, each stage helps establish a clear cleaning scope, an appropriate schedule and consistent service delivery.
A Cleanin supervisor assesses your facility’s layout, cleaning requirements, daily routines and relevant infection-control procedures. This includes reviewing resident accommodation, shared facilities and staff areas to identify cleaning priorities, access requirements and any site-specific considerations before the programme is developed.
Using the assessment findings, Cleanin develops a cleaning programme that defines the agreed tasks, service frequency and schedule. The programme also identifies periodic cleaning requirements and any applicable zone-separation procedures, giving your facility a clear scope of work for ongoing service delivery.
Before service begins, Cleanin coordinates cleaning times around resident routines, meal services, staff activities and visiting hours. Assigned cleaners complete a facility-specific induction covering relevant access arrangements, security procedures, resident privacy and cleaning requirements before working in resident areas.
Cleanin’s team carries out the agreed tasks using suitable equipment and established cleaning procedures. Colour-coded equipment and zone separation help reduce the risk of cross-contamination between resident rooms, bathrooms, dining areas and shared spaces. Cleaning is delivered respectfully, with attention to high-touch surfaces and the facility’s daily operations.
Cleanin uses supervisor inspections and documented service records to monitor cleaning delivery against the agreed scope. Feedback from facility representatives helps identify issues and determine whether adjustments are needed. Where operational requirements change, the cleaning programme can be reviewed and updated to reflect revised priorities or schedules. Service records can also support internal quality reviews and audit preparation.
Get a quote
Contact Cleanin on 1300 50 55 50 or complete the online quote form. Provide your facility address, approximate size, number of resident rooms, operating hours and preferred cleaning frequency, along with a brief overview of your cleaning needs. This information helps Cleanin understand your requirements before arranging an assessment.
A Cleanin supervisor visits your facility to assess its layout, cleaning requirements, daily routines and relevant infection-control procedures. The assessment helps establish the required cleaning scope and service frequency, allowing Cleanin to prepare a quote based on your facility rather than a generic estimate.
Following the assessment, Cleanin prepares a proposal outlining the agreed cleaning scope, recommended service frequency, cleaning methods and relevant site-specific considerations. You receive a clear breakdown of the proposed service and price before making a commitment.
Once you approve the proposal, Cleanin arranges a cleaning schedule around your facility’s daily operations. Service times are agreed with your team to minimise disruption to residents, staff, meal services and visitors while ensuring the cleaning programme meets your facility’s needs.
Cleanin uses colour-coded cleaning equipment to keep tools designated for bathrooms, resident rooms, dining areas and shared spaces separate. Combined with appropriate cleaning procedures, suitable disinfectants and attention to high-touch surfaces, this helps reduce the risk of cross-contamination in aged care environments.
