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Austin restaurants close late and open early. On Rainey Street and East Sixth the last table leaves at two, the patio has a day's worth of dust and pollen on it, and brunch service starts at ten. Cleaning has to happen in the gap between the last ticket and the morning prep, and it has to leave a patio that looks like it was never used.
Front and back of house, scoped to the post-close window:
Dining rooms: floors, tables, chairs and booths
Bar tops, rails and stool bases
Patios and outdoor seating, dust and pollen removed
Restrooms, deep-cleaned nightly
Host stands, waiting areas and entry glass
Back-of-house floors degreased and walls wiped
Vent hood exteriors and ceiling tiles (not hood interiors)
Dish-area floors and walls
Walk-in and dry-storage floors
Trash areas, dumpster pads and grease-bin surrounds
Staff restrooms and break areas
Hood and duct interiors are a specialist hood-cleaning service and cooking equipment interiors stay with the kitchen team; the scope says exactly where ours stops. Patios and entries on a schedule come under Austin pressure washing.
A late-night Austin restaurant gives a crew somewhere between four and eight hours, and part of that overlaps with the kitchen's own close-down. The plan is sequenced so the crew never blocks the line cooks breaking down and never leaves a floor wet when prep arrives.
Front of house first while the kitchen finishes its own close, back of house once the line is clear, floors last with drying time before the morning crew.
Where the kitchen closes late, the visit is timed to their finish, not to a standard hour.
Austin patios take on construction dust, cedar and oak pollen and the residue of a night's service. Wiping tables is not enough by morning.
Patio furniture, rails and floors are cleaned nightly, with a pressure-wash interval for the surfaces underneath.
Stalls in a food hall share restrooms, seating and often a dish area with the operator's own crew, and the boundary is where things get missed.
We map the line between the stall's responsibility and the hall's and put it in writing.
Last ticket, kitchen close and first prep decide the plan. Call (737) 289-0337 or request a quote and we reply within 24 hours.
We look at the floors, the patio, the dish area and where the kitchen team's own cleaning stops.
Sequence, nightly list, rotation items and pressure-wash intervals in writing before the first visit.
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(737) 289-0337Yes. The visit is timed to your kitchen's actual close, front of house first while the line breaks down, back of house once it is clear, floors last with drying time before prep. The crew is gone before the morning team arrives.
Tell us your close, your open and whether you have a patio. We will sequence the visit to your kitchen and quote within 24 hours. Call (737) 289-0337.
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WHERE WE ARE
Call us Monday – Friday, 8:00am – 5:00pm.
2028 East Ben White Blvd, #240-4424
Austin, TX 78741
