Office Day Porter Services in NYC and Miami
A dedicated on-site attendant during business hours — restroom refreshes, kitchen tidy, guest-ready lobbies, and quick response to spills. W-2 employees, M/WBE certified.
What We Do
A day porter is a dedicated on-site attendant during your business hours — the person who keeps your restrooms fresh, your kitchen tidy, your lobby guest-ready, and who responds to spills before they become complaints. It’s how the best-run offices in NYC and Miami stay presentable all day, not just the morning after a nightly clean.
Park Slope Cleaning day porters are our own W-2 employees — background-checked, uniformed, trained by us. Same person every day, so they know your building, your team, and your standards. We assign backups so vacation days never mean an empty seat.
Common fits: law firms, financial services, executive floors, tech offices with heavy meeting-room use, and any building with a client-facing lobby.
What's Included
- Regular restroom rounds through the day: restock supplies, wipe counters, spot-clean mirrors and fixtures, empty trash.
- Kitchen & breakroom maintenance: load/unload dishwashers, wipe counters, restock coffee and water, clear the sink.
- Lobby & entrance care: vacuum entry mats, clean glass doors, tidy reception, remove trash.
- Conference room turnover: reset rooms between meetings — clear coffee cups, wipe tables, re-align chairs.
- Trash & recycling: pull bins from executive floors and common areas throughout the day.
- Spill response: radio or Slack the porter for immediate cleanup — no waiting until night.
- Optional add-ons: package handling, light dish duty, elevator button and touchpoint disinfection.
Who Needs a Day Porter
- Client-facing offices — law firms, financial firms and agencies where reception and conference rooms must look right all day.
- Busy offices — teams with heavy kitchen and meeting-room use, where things look worn by early afternoon.
- Multi-floor offices — one porter keeps restrooms, kitchens and common areas on every floor in shape.
- Property managers — daytime care of lobbies, elevators and common areas, on top of whole-building recurring cleaning.
Day Porter vs. Nightly Office Cleaning
Day porter
- Works during business hours
- Keeps restrooms, kitchens and reception fresh all day
- Resets conference rooms between meetings
- Handles spills and small requests right away
Nightly cleaning
- Happens after your team leaves
- Full clean of desks, floors, kitchens and restrooms
- Trash and recycling out every visit
- Your office is ready every morning
Most offices that use a day porter keep recurring nightly office cleaning too. The porter maintains the space during the day, and the nightly crew does the full clean. You get one company, one point of contact and one monthly invoice.
How Day Porter Pricing Works
Day porter service is priced as a fixed monthly rate. The price depends on how many days a week you need coverage, whether you want full-day or half-day coverage, and the size of your space. We visit for a free walk-through and send a written quote within one business day, with the price and frequency spelled out. See what office cleaning costs in NYC for nightly cleaning prices.
Where We Provide Day Porters
New York City: day porters across Manhattan and Brooklyn, including Financial District, Midtown, SoHo and Tribeca, Chelsea and Flatiron, Hudson Yards, Downtown Brooklyn and DUMBO, Williamsburg, Long Island City.
Miami: Brickell and Downtown Miami, Coral Gables, Doral, Wynwood.
Frequently Asked Questions
What shifts do day porters work?
Full-day or half-day coverage during business hours, Monday to Friday. We match the schedule to when your office is busiest.
Is the porter a Park Slope Cleaning employee?
Yes. Every porter is a W-2 employee of Park Slope Cleaning — background-checked, insured, and trained on your building’s specifics. No agencies, no contractors.
What happens when the porter is out sick or on vacation?
Every day porter account is assigned a primary and a trained backup. Vacation days and sick days get seamless coverage — same standards, no gap in service.
Can the porter handle deliveries or building errands?
Yes — light package handling, mail runs to a mailroom, or coffee-order pickup are common add-ons. We keep it scoped so it doesn’t crowd out cleaning responsibilities.
How is a day porter different from nightly cleaning?
A day porter keeps your office in shape while your team is working. Nightly cleaning is the full clean after everyone leaves. Most offices use both, on one monthly invoice.
Can we start with a few days a week?
Yes. Many offices start with two or three days a week of day porter coverage and add days as they grow.
Do you provide the supplies?
Yes. We bring the equipment and cleaning products, and we can also stock restroom and kitchen supplies for you.
Can a porter cover a whole building?
Yes. For property managers, a porter can cover the lobby, elevators, restrooms and common areas on every floor.
Ready for a Guest-Ready Office All Day?
Tell us about your space and we’ll send pricing within one business day.