Salon and Spa Cleaning Services
Cleaning for salons and spas, from reception to treatment rooms. Loom Janitorial cleans floors, shared surfaces, and restrooms around your appointment schedule.
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Reception and customer interiors
We clean reception, waiting areas, and the accessible surfaces in retail display areas. Floor care and restroom cleaning extend through the spaces customers use before and after appointments.
We clean treatment rooms with your products, in your order, between or after appointments.
Offices, staff rooms and laundry rooms
We clean staff breakrooms and offices alongside customer areas. Laundry room floors and accessible surfaces are cleaned too.
Visits are timed around your appointment book.
A calm space between appointments
Clients notice everything while they wait: the reception floor, the restroom, the retail shelf beside the desk. Recurring visits keep those areas fresh, and treatment-room surfaces are cleaned at times that work around the appointment book.
Salons that share a building with a gym or fitness studio can use one plan for both, and day spas with laundry rooms can add floor and surface cleaning there too.
Room by room in a salon or spa
A salon or day spa moves clients through a sequence of rooms: reception and retail display, styling or treatment areas and a client restroom. Behind them sit the laundry room, storage, the staff breakroom and the office. Each room gets tasks that match its surfaces.
Floors around styling stations and treatment rooms
Salon floors take hair, product drips and constant foot traffic around each chair. Routine visits sweep and mop hard floors, and periodic scrubbing, recoating or burnishing keeps resilient finishes from dulling. Carpeted reception areas or spa corridors can add extraction.
Those projects are scheduled on closed days, giving the floor time to dry before the first appointment. See commercial floor care for how each treatment is chosen.
Visits that fit the appointment book
Salons and spas run tight schedules, so the recurring clean usually happens after the last client leaves or before the first one arrives. Treatment rooms booked back to back are cleaned as soon as each one opens up, and a day porter can refresh reception and the restroom on the busiest days.
When a salon opens a new space or remodels, post-construction cleaning prepares the rooms before clients see them, and recurring service can start the week the doors open.
Salons inside retail centers
A salon leasing space in a retail center shares corridors, entrances and parking with its neighbors, while the interior is its own. Loom cleans the salon’s rooms on the salon’s plan, and the center’s common areas follow the property’s service, with each list kept separate so nobody pays twice for the same corridor.
Salon and spa cleaning costs next to office rates
Salons and spas usually price at the top of their local office band or a little above it. In 2026 published rates that band runs from $0.14 a square foot each month in Carson City to $0.25 in Palo Alto, with the other cities in our pricing guide. Hair around styling stations, product residue on counters, wet floors in treatment rooms and a laundry room that runs all day add time beyond a typical office. Treatment rooms take more care per room, and retail displays need dusting around the merchandise.
Picture a 3,200-square-foot salon and day spa in Davis with ten styling stations, four treatment rooms, a laundry room and two restrooms. Cleaned after closing five nights a week at $0.26, it comes to $832 a month as of 2026. A small barbershop with one restroom sits near office rates, while a spa with wet rooms and showers sits higher. Appointment hours, late closing nights and hard floors that need nightly mopping move the figure, and Loom fits the visit times to your appointment book at the walkthrough.
A few useful answers
Frequently asked questions
Which customer-facing spaces can Loom clean?
Loom cleans reception and waiting areas, accessible retail-display surfaces, floors, and restrooms.
How is cleaning in treatment rooms handled?
We clean treatment rooms with your products, in the order you set.
Do you clean styling stations and the floor around each chair?
Yes. Hair and product drips are swept and mopped around every chair, and station counters are wiped on each visit.
Can visits be scheduled outside appointment hours?
Yes. Visit times are planned around your appointment schedule and when treatment rooms are free.
Can a day spa’s laundry room be cleaned on every visit?
Yes. Laundry room floors and accessible surfaces join the recurring list alongside the reception area and restrooms.
Can floor care be scheduled for a salon’s closed day?
Yes. Scrubbing, recoating or carpet extraction is booked for the day the salon is closed, giving floors time to dry before appointments resume.
Can a salon get a day porter on its busiest days?
Yes. A porter refreshes reception, the client restroom and the retail display during peak hours, while the recurring visit covers the full room list.