We call ourselves Melbourne’s most ethical cleaning company — and we mean it. Because while we’re busy making offices shine right across Melbourne, we’re also giving the commercial cleaning industry the scrub it desperately needs.

Our Impact

Here’s how
we’re doing it

Our impact in numbers

1,980L toxins avoided by the use of chemical-free system

93 tonnes of carbon
emissions offset. 673 trees planted

118 kg of cardboard saved 

173 kg of plastic avoided

973 litres of water saved

1% of revenue given back through 1% for the Planet

We’re B Corp Certified

What does that mean? It means an independent organisation assessed how we treat our people, our environmental impact, and whether we're actually transparent about our business practices. And we passed.

B Corp certification is one of the toughest ethical business standards out there. It's not something we chased for bragging rights. It's verification that the way we've been doing things (fair pay, chemical-free cleaning, genuine sustainability) actually holds up to scrutiny.

As a B Corp certified cleaning company, we’re in pretty special company. There aren’t many cleaning businesses in Australia that have reached this standard, and we’re proud to be part of a community pushing for real, positive change. But more importantly, it means you can trust that what we say isn't just marketing spin.

We’re always striving for a brighter future, and we’ve got our sights set on some lofty goals:

  1. We have planted over 430 trees in 2026. This takes our current tally up to 674 trees planted.

  2. We're committed to going beyond "doing less harm" investing directly in reforestation projects with Reforest to help restore the ecosystems our work depends on. It's one part of how we're building a genuinely regenerative business..

  3. In 2026 We are ramping up our community involvement. We had our first volunteer session in May and we are planning at least two more this year. (check out our blog). So far, we have planted over 1600 shrubs and grasses, and we have helped reforest a beautiful section of the Gardiners Creek Reserve

Looking forward