Schools & churches
A crew that clears thebackground check first.
Cleaning for Southwest Florida schools and churches: a vetted crew, disinfection on a documented standard, and a schedule that flexes around your calendar. Everything gets locked up behind us.
Written for the facilities director
Who is in the building matters as much as the clean.
Before a district or a board talks price, they ask who is in the building after hours. Then the schedule has to bend around the calendar, a Sunday service, an event, exam week, not a fixed day the crew shows up regardless.
A facilities director does not need another cleaner to supervise. You need a crew that is background-checked and can document it, disinfects to a written standard, and locks up behind itself every visit. The schedule is built around your calendar.
Where it matters most
Three areas we disinfect and log.
Restrooms & cafeterias
The highest-traffic, highest-touch rooms in the building.
Restrooms, cafeterias and fellowship halls disinfected on a documented dwell time, stocked and logged, so the busiest rooms are handled before the next group arrives.
Classrooms, pews & high-touch
The desks, handles and pews every student or member touches.
High-touch surfaces disinfected to a written standard, from classroom desks and shared door handles to sanctuary pews and hymnal racks.
Entries & common areas
The first thing a parent or a visitor sees walking in.
Lobbies, corridors and entries kept presentation-ready, and locked up behind the crew when the work is done.
The spaces we hold
The campus a student or member moves through daily.
Classrooms & corridors
Desks, handles and floors held to a documented standard.
Sanctuaries & fellowship halls
Reset after services and events, on a documented cycle.
Entries & restrooms
Disinfected, stocked and locked up behind the crew.
The difference
Background-checked, and able to prove it.
The first question a district or a board asks is not about price. It is who is in the building. Sabal’s crews are background-checked, and we can document it for your district or board, and the same vetted crew stays on your campus instead of a rotating roster.
Every shift is checked against a written checklist and filed with a dated photo log, so the answer is in your inbox before a board member or a parent has to ask. See the standard.
Also available
Pulled in when the calendar needs it.
Disinfection to a documented standard
For restrooms, cafeterias and high-touch surfaces: a registered disinfectant applied for its full labeled dwell time and logged, so the disinfection meets the standard your district or board expects.
Event & calendar coverage
Cleaning scheduled around your calendar, from a Sunday service or a school event to exam week, with pre-set coverage and a full reset afterward, planned in advance.
Common questions
School & church cleaning, answered.
Straight answers on background checks, disinfection, scheduling and cost. Anything not here, ask at the walkthrough.
Request a Walkthrough →What is included in school and church cleaning?
School and church cleaning covers the recurring work a campus needs: restrooms stocked and sanitized, cafeterias and fellowship halls reset, classrooms and high-touch surfaces disinfected, floors and entries maintained, and the building locked up afterward. Sabal sets the exact task list and schedule at a walkthrough and writes it into your contract.
Are your cleaning staff background-checked?
Yes. Sabal’s crews are background-checked, and we can document it for your district or board before the first visit. Because who is in the building matters as much as the clean, the crew assigned to your campus stays consistent, so the same vetted people learn your building instead of a rotating roster.
How do you handle disinfection?
Sabal disinfects high-touch areas with a registered disinfectant left on for its full labeled dwell time so it actually works. Restrooms, cafeterias, fellowship halls, classrooms and shared handles are on a documented frequency, and each shift is logged, so the disinfection is done to a standard you can check.
Can you work around our calendar and events?
Yes. Sabal builds the schedule around your calendar instead of a fixed day, so cleaning works around school hours, Sunday services, events and exam weeks. When an event runs long or a service is added, we coordinate the timing in advance and reset the space afterward.
How much does school and church cleaning cost?
School and church cleaning is priced per square foot or per visit, not as one flat number. General cleaning runs about $0.09 to $0.20 per square foot industry-wide (ISSA), and Southwest Florida buildings often land near $0.08 to $0.18. Sabal quotes a flat monthly rate after walking your campus.
Are you licensed, bonded, and insured?
Yes, Sabal is licensed, bonded, and insured, and sends its certificate of insurance before the first visit.
What areas do you serve?
Sabal serves schools and churches across Southwest Florida, including Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Naples, Bonita Springs, Estero, Marco Island, Punta Gorda, and Port Charlotte, throughout Lee, Collier, and Charlotte counties.
The next step
Let’s walk your campus.
A real bid means walking the campus and counting the actual work, not quoting a number over the phone. Book a walkthrough and we will scope it with you, coordinate around your calendar, and put the background-check documentation in your hands.
Serving Fort Myers, Bonita Springs, Naples, Cape Coral, Estero, Punta Gorda, Port Charlotte, Marco Island, Sanibel & Captiva
