Omaya Cleaning

13/05/2026

Excited to see our new uniforms come to life 🥰

18/02/2026

16/02/2026

The easiest way to assess cleaning standards in an office
isn’t by looking at the obvious areas.

It’s the overlooked details.

• Dust on chair legs
• The outer sides of toilet bases
• Behind monitors and cable clusters
• Skirting boards in meeting rooms
• Finger marks on light switches

None of these cause immediate complaints.

But collectively, they shape how a workplace feels.

When details are inconsistent, perception becomes inconsistent.

And perception is part of brand.

In Birmingham offices, cleaning often gets completed —
but not consistently controlled.

The difference is rarely effort.
It’s oversight.
And oversight is what defines standards.

13/02/2026

Almost every cleaning company says they use a colour-coded system.

Blue – General low-risk surfaces (desks, meeting rooms, reception areas)
Red – Washroom WC areas
Green – Kitchen & food prep zones
Yellow – High-touch sanitary areas

That’s the easy part.

The real question is:

• Is it enforced?
• Is it monitored?
• Are staff trained and re-trained?
• Are materials replaced before they become a hygiene risk?

A colour-coded system only works if it’s controlled.

At Omaya, colour coding is just one layer.
We combine it with:

✔ Structured site checklists
✔ Weekly quality inspections
✔ Supervisor spot-checks
✔ Clear accountability per site

Cleaning is not about what’s written in a proposal.
It’s about what actually happens at 6am when no one is watching.

Systems matter.
Control matters.
Consistency matters.

23/01/2026

For some, the working day starts at 9.
By 5, we were already at work.
Good morning ☀️☕️

21/01/2026

Small details make a big difference in professional cleaning

19/01/2026

Hi everyone,

You may have noticed that this page looked empty for a while, as the content was accidentally removed — apologies for the confusion.

As many of you know, we’re a Birmingham-based commercial cleaning company, working with offices, restaurants, medical practices and other business premises.

I’ll be using this page more actively again from now on 🧹