Based in Manage

Professional cleaning in Manage, around the clock

Offices, hotels and holiday lets, glazed surfaces, post-work clean-ups and private homes. A mobile team based in Manage that travels across Wallonia and answers you in French, Arabic, Spanish or English.

  • Reachable 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
  • Wallonia and international mobility
  • FR · AR · ES · EN
M.E.R.I INTERNATIONAL cleaner wiping a glass office partition
How it runs

From your call to the final check

Four steps, always the same, whether the job lasts two hours or six months.

  1. 01

    You get in touch

    By phone or WhatsApp, at whatever hour suits you. We note the type of premises, the approximate floor area and how urgent it is.

  2. 02

    Visit and quote

    We come and look at the site where that helps, then you receive a written quote setting out the perimeter, the frequency and the price.

  3. 03

    Scheduled visit

    The slot is agreed with you, including at night, at weekends or on a public holiday. The team arrives with its own equipment and products.

  4. 04

    Check and adjust

    We walk through the result with you. Anything that falls short is redone, and the specification is corrected for the next visit.

Who we are

A team that does not stop at five o'clock

M.E.R.I INTERNATIONAL grew out of a simple observation: most professional premises can be cleaned neither during opening hours nor on a rigid schedule. A hotel handles departures and arrivals on the same morning; an office only frees up once the last person has left; a building site finishes the day before the keys are handed over.

So we built the company around availability. Our teams can be reached 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and travel throughout Wallonia from Manage. For clients who ask for it, we also work beyond the Belgian border: international mobility is part of how we are organised, not a marketing promise.

Our cleaners work in French, Arabic, Spanish and English. That is a concrete advantage in hospitality and for foreign owners managing a property from a distance: instructions are given in your language, and so are the reports.

We bring our own equipment and products, and we adapt the method to the surface: the marble floor of a reception area, the worktop of a furnished flat and a veranda are not treated the same way.

M.E.R.I INTERNATIONAL cleaner mopping the floor of a reception hall
On site

Our teams at work

A few pictures of our teams and equipment, taken during jobs at our clients' sites.

Cleaning a glass partition in an open-plan office

Glass office partitions

Internal glazing and handles gone over, with no streaks in backlight.

Washing the marble floor of a reception hall

Reception hall

Hard floor care in a lobby, with a method suited to marble.

M.E.R.I INTERNATIONAL cleaning equipment and products

Equipment supplied

We arrive fully equipped: colour-coded microfibres and products matched to each surface.

FAQ

What people ask us most

Do you really work at night and at weekends?

Yes. Our schedules are built around your constraints rather than the other way round: we work at night in offices and shops, very early in the morning in hospitality, and on Sundays or public holidays when that is the only workable slot.

Is the quote chargeable?

No, the estimate is free and comes with no obligation. Depending on the size of the premises, we either price it over the phone from your description, or after a site visit that costs you nothing.

Do we need to provide equipment and products?

No, we arrive with our own equipment and consumables. If your site requires particular products — an internal standard, an allergy, a delicate surface — we use yours or source the brand you ask for.

Which languages can we speak to you in?

Our cleaners speak French, Arabic, Spanish and English. Access instructions, reports and discussions with foreign managers all happen in whichever language suits you.

Premises that need putting right?

Describe the situation and we will come back with a time slot and a price, even if the call comes in at three in the morning.