Studios and salons

Where a clean floor is a licensing matter.

Studios that tattoo, pierce or carry out certain beauty treatments are normally licensed or registered with their local council, and infection control is part of what the council looks at. A studio that is not properly clean is a studio risking its licence, and a client can usually tell within a minute of walking in.

Our scope is the studio around the work: floors, surfaces and touch points, the waiting area and reception, the kitchen and the washrooms. If a station has been set up and covered ready for a client, we leave it as it is and clean around it, because the artist’s licence and routine depend on it.

We clean No Regrets Tattoo Studio, and it is a good example of the point. The studio has its own standards, we learn them at the site visit, and we keep to them. Cleaning at times that suit appointments, rather than during them, is part of the arrangement.

Reputation matters as much as the licence. Studios are chosen by word of mouth and by what clients see on the way in, and a clean, calm reception sets the tone before the first conversation. The floor, the seating and the washroom are part of that first impression.

What clean means here

The standard this sector is held to.

Cross-contamination control

Washrooms, kitchen and studio floor are cleaned as separate areas, each with its own routine, agreed at the site visit.

Surfaces clients touch

Reception counters, door handles, waiting-area seating and washroom fittings are cleaned on every visit.

Hard floors that take a lot

Studio floors take hair, ink and constant footfall. Hard floors are cleaned thoroughly, and the commercial machines come with us.

Around the appointment book

We work around appointments and opening hours, with access agreed in writing before the first visit.

What we cover

A regular clean, in full.

Studio floors and treatment areas, surfaces and touch points, and the kitchen, washrooms and reception. Where a station has been set up for a client we leave it as it is and clean around it. Daily, weekly or as agreed, at a fixed price.

Book a free site visit

No charge, no obligation.

A regular clean covers

  • Treatment areas, around any prepared station
  • Floors, surfaces and touch points
  • Kitchens, washrooms and reception

At the free site visit we look at

  • Your licence conditions and your own procedures, so the scope matches them.
  • Which stations and surfaces you prepare yourselves and which are ours to clean.
  • The appointment book, so cleaning never lands on a client.
  • The waiting area, kitchen and washrooms, and what each needs most.

A client in this sector

No Regrets Tattoo Studio

A studio where cross-contamination control is a licensing condition.

Sector
Tattoo studio
Service
Commercial cleaning

Questions

Studios & salons questions.

If what you need isn’t here, ask. We’d rather give you a straight answer than have you guess.

Ask us a question
Do you understand what a licensed studio needs?

We know infection control is a condition of the licence, and that the studio’s own procedures come first. At the site visit we ask what your licence and your procedures require, and put the scope in writing.

Will you disturb our workstations?

No. A station that has been prepared is left as it is, and we clean around it. What is and is not cleaned is agreed in writing beforehand.

Can you clean outside opening hours?

Yes. Early mornings, evenings and weekends are all workable, so the studio is ready before the first appointment.

Do you clean beauty salons and treatment rooms as well?

Yes. The same approach applies to beauty, aesthetics and treatment studios: the scope is agreed at a free site visit and the same small team attends.

What if there is an incident, such as a sharps injury or a spill?

Sharps sweeps and bodily-fluid decontamination are within our biohazard certification. Call us and we will tell you honestly, on that call, when we can be there.