After-hours cleaning for Savannah shops, studios and small restaurants

Clean an hour before you unlock, with a photo to show it.

Bull & Bay sends night crews to shops, studios and small restaurants in Savannah. You choose the ready-by time. When the crew finishes, your phone gets a text with photos of the front door, the floor and the restrooms.

Plan a walkthrough Read the promise

Ready-by time in writing
Photo text at the finish
Alarm set before we leave

A shop floor before opening: clothes on racks against a brick wall, a tile floor swept clean

The night, step by step

From your lock-up to the text on your phone

Here is a night in a boutique that closes at 6 p.m. and opens at 10 the next morning, with a ready-by time of 9. Studios and restaurants run the same steps at their own hours.

01
After close
Step 1: You close, and you leave
The crew arrives after the last customer, not before. Your alarm code comes from the key log, and the door is locked behind the lead.
02
First pass
Step 2: The sales floor
Floors edge to edge, fixtures dusted within reach, display glass wiped. Nothing goes back in a different place.
03
Second pass
Step 3: Fitting rooms, counter, restroom
Mirrors, hooks and curtains, the register counter and card reader, the restroom cleaned and restocked from your supplies.
04
Last pass
Step 4: Back room and trash
Stockroom floor, kitchenette, mop heads washed and trash out to your bins.
05
Check-in
Step 5: The photo walk
The lead walks the room against your scope sheet and photographs the door, the floor, the fitting rooms, the counter and the restroom.
06
Ready-by time
Step 6: The text, then the lock
You get the photos and a line on anything moved or left undone. The alarm is set, the door locked and the time sent.

The check-in text

What lands on your phone

Each visit ends with a text from the night lead: five or six photos, a line about anything we moved or couldn't do, and the time the door was locked. These frames are a sample.

Read the promise

A fitting room with a mirror and a white curtain, the floor clear — Fitting rooms, mirror and floor

A small restroom with a pedestal sink, a toilet and a hand dryer, all wiped — Restroom, sink and hand dryer

A shop entry hall with a polished floor and warm wall lights — Entry floor, edge to edge

A bare studio room with glass doors and a clean floor in low light — Studio floor, before the mats go down

A back room with a washer and dryer and a wire cart of folded blue towels — Back room, towels folded and shelved

A curved wooden front desk wiped clean, with shelves and chairs beyond — Front desk, wiped and cleared

Sample photos.

The promise

The ready-by time is written down.

At the walkthrough you pick the time the room has to be ready, at least an hour before you open. It goes on the scope sheet, and the promise page says what happens if we miss it.

If the crew will miss the time, the lead calls you before it, not after
If a room isn't finished at your ready-by time, it's credited on your next invoice
The photos come from the lead's own phone, on the same text line every night

Read the full promise

A historic hall with columns and a patterned marble floor, empty before opening

Who we clean for

Four kinds of room, one routine

Shops and showrooms
Boutiques, gift shops, galleries and showrooms, cleaned around your displays.
Shop cleaning
Studios and salons
Yoga, dance and photo studios, hair and nail salons: floors, mirrors and chairs.
Studio cleaning
Small restaurants
Dining room, restrooms and kitchen floor between your last guest and your first prep.
Restaurant cleaning
Storefront glass and floors
Entry glass, door tracks and floor care, scheduled on a quiet night.
Glass and floors

Pricing

What the written quote is built from

We don't print a price list, because two shops the same size can need very different nights. The walkthrough settles each of these.

How pricing works

Rooms and square feet
Sales floor, fitting rooms, studio rooms, dining room: each type has its own line.
Nights a week
One, two, three or five nights, and which ones.
Fixtures and floors
Restrooms and kitchens take the most time; so do tile, grout and wood that needs care.
Access and the ready-by time
Alarm, parking near the door, a lane to load from and how early you need to be ready.

The crew

The people who hold your key

Sixteen of us work nights. Each account has one lead who knows the room, and the lead is the person who texts you.

Thuy Lac
Owner, runs every walkthrough
Thuy walks every new space herself, writes the scope sheet and sets the ready-by time with you.
Zaire Settles
Night lead, glass and floors
Leads the storefront glass and floor-care nights.
Shavonne Durham
Night lead, studios and salons
Leads the studio and salon accounts.
Lizbeth Abundis
Night lead, restaurants
Leads the restaurant crews. Speaks Spanish.
Salman Alam
Floor care
Buffing, scrubbing and the floor-care nights.

From shop owners

What owners say about the morning after

“I open at ten. By nine-fifteen I've seen the fitting rooms and the front floor on my phone, and I know before I park.”

Sienna R.Clothing boutique owner

“They asked what the floor is made of before they brought a mop. The studio floor has not looked tired since.”

Amber T.Pilates studio owner

“One night the lead called at six to say the walk-in floor needed another hour. We opened on time and she finished while we prepped.”

Kevin L.Taproom manager

Sample reviews.

Savannah, and the towns around it

Chatham County

Savannah
Georgetown
Southbridge

Effingham County

Rincon
Guyton
Springfield

Bryan County

Ellabell
Black Creek

Liberty County

Allenhurst
Hinesville

We don't clean in Beaufort County, South Carolina, or south of Liberty County. For Hilton Head and Bluffton, ask us for a referral.

ZIP codes: 31401, 31404, 31405, 31406, 31419, 31326, 31312, 31329, 31324, 31321, 31315, 31313

Questions owners ask first

How is the price decided?

From a walkthrough: the rooms, the nights a week, the fixtures and floors, and the access. You get it in writing within two business days. There is no price list, because two shops the same size can need very different nights.

Do I have to be there?

Not after the first night. You hand over a key or a code once, the lead keeps it in the key log, and the lead sets your alarm before leaving.

What is in the check-in text?

Five or six photos from the lead's phone, a line on anything moved or left undone, and the time the door was locked. It comes to the number you choose.

What if the room isn't ready by my time?

The lead calls you before the ready-by time. A room that isn't finished at that time is credited on your next invoice. The promise page has the whole of it.

Are you insured?

Yes. We carry general liability insurance, and a certificate with the limits goes to you or your landlord on request.

What if something is broken?

We photograph it, text you by morning and talk about the repair. The terms page covers breakage, missing items and lockouts.

Step 1: You close, and you leave

Step 2: The sales floor

Step 3: Fitting rooms, counter, restroom

Step 4: Back room and trash

Step 5: The photo walk

Step 6: The text, then the lock

Shops and showrooms

Studios and salons

Small restaurants

Storefront glass and floors

Rooms and square feet

Nights a week

Fixtures and floors

Access and the ready-by time

Thuy Lac

Zaire Settles

Shavonne Durham

Lizbeth Abundis

Salman Alam