Title 22 sets the floor
California child care regulations specify daily floor cleaning with a disinfecting solution, monthly wall and partition washing, and daily washing and disinfecting of objects children use.
Daycares · Los Angeles
Daycare and Preschool Cleaning in Los Angeles
Licensing does not
grade on effort.
Cleaning for Los Angeles daycares and preschools, scoped against the Title 22 sanitation requirements California licensing actually inspects against.
The centre
The standard is written by the state.
Child care sanitation in California is not a matter of preference. Title 22 sets explicit frequencies for floors, walls, and objects children touch, and a licensing visit checks against them.
Clean, then disinfect
The regulations require surfaces to be cleaned with a detergent before a disinfecting solution is applied. Skipping the first step is the most common shortcut and it invalidates the second.
Everything at knee height
Children contact surfaces adults never touch. The scope is written from a child’s reach rather than an adult’s.
The scope
Frequencies that match the regulation.
The scope is written so a licensing analyst can read it alongside Title 22 and see the requirements covered.
Floors, daily
Non-carpeted floors swept and mopped with a disinfecting solution daily. Carpets vacuumed daily, with deeper carpet cleaning on a stated cycle.
Walls and partitions, monthly
Washed and disinfected at least monthly, or more often where use demands, which is the requirement most often missed between inspections.
Toys and objects, daily
Objects children use washed and disinfected daily. Where your staff handle toys directly, the scope says so and covers the surfaces around them instead.
Child-height touchpoints
Door hardware, low switches, cubbies, table edges, chair backs, and railings sized for children, cleaned on a documented daily pass.
Restrooms and diapering area floors
Child-height fixtures, floors, and general surfaces, with diapering surfaces and procedures remaining on your staff protocol.
Nap and activity rooms
Floors, mats, and surfaces reset after each session. Linens and bedding remain with your staff, since regulations prohibit sharing between children without laundering.
How we begin
Written to be inspected.
A daycare scope has a second audience: your licensing analyst. Qinti writes it to be read that way.
Complimentary walkthrough
We tour the centre with your director, review licensed capacity, room use, and which sanitation tasks your teaching staff already own.
Written scope and frequency
You receive a room-by-room scope with frequencies mapped to Title 22 requirements, the products used, and what remains with your staff.
A named, vetted crew
Crews are background-checked W-2 employees, not rotating subcontractors. Qinti submits the crew roster in advance, works to your badge and sign-in procedure, and will sign a non-disclosure agreement covering anything seen on site.
Ongoing service
Crews are background-checked Qinti W-2 employees with supervisor checks against the written scope. Qinti has served Los Angeles-area clients since 2008 and is insured and bonded.
“Over the years, they have consistently provided outstanding service.”
Useful questions
Before we walk the centre.
Directors ask about licensing compliance first. These are the questions.
Does your scope meet California Title 22 sanitation requirements?
The scope is written against them: daily floor cleaning with a disinfecting solution, at least monthly wall and partition washing, and daily washing and disinfecting of objects children use. Licensing compliance remains the centre’s responsibility, but the written scope is built so it can be read alongside the regulation.
Do you clean and disinfect toys?
Objects children use require daily washing and disinfecting. Many centres keep toy handling with teaching staff who know what goes where, in which case the scope states that and covers the surfaces, storage, and floors around them instead.
Why does cleaning have to happen before disinfecting?
Because the regulation requires it and because it works. A disinfecting solution applied over soil does not reach the surface. Cleaning with a detergent first, then applying the disinfectant per label directions, is the sequence that holds up in an inspection.
Are your crews background-checked to work around children?
Yes. Crews are background-checked W-2 employees and Qinti submits the roster in advance. Service is normally scheduled after the last pickup, so crews and children are not in the building at the same time.
Do you handle bedding and linens?
No. Regulations prohibit linens being used by another child without laundering and sanitizing, so bedding stays on your staff process. Qinti covers nap room floors, mats, and surfaces.
Service area
Centres across the Los Angeles area.
Qinti cleans daycares and preschools for qualifying accounts across the Los Angeles area, on scopes written against California sanitation requirements.
West LA and the Westside
Santa Monica, Venice, Culver City, Playa Vista, Westchester, and nearby commercial corridors.
East LA
Qualifying accounts across East Los Angeles and the surrounding industrial and commercial communities.
South Bay
El Segundo, Manhattan Beach, Redondo Beach, Torrance, Gardena, San Pedro, and surrounding areas.
Long Beach
Recurring commercial coverage for qualifying Long Beach facilities.
Local commercial guides
City pages covering access, scheduling, and walkthrough planning for commercial accounts in the South Bay.
Tell us about the centre.
We’ll write it to be inspected.
Share the licensed capacity, room layout, session schedule, and which sanitation tasks your staff already own. Qinti will scope the rest against the regulation.