Different buildings are held to different standards. A medical office is inspected. A gym is judged by its members. A restaurant is graded by the county and the grade goes on the window.
We clean commercial property across Los Angeles and match the work to what your business is actually measured on. Retail, medical, fitness, food, warehouses, schools, and places of worship. Scheduled around your hours, so the work happens when you are closed.
Your floors and your restroom are the two things customers notice, and both take a beating from foot traffic. We clean entrances and glass, floors and fitting rooms, counters and restrooms, and we do it before you open rather than around your customers.
Sweat, humidity, and shared equipment. Machines and mats get wiped down, mirrors and glass cleaned, changing rooms and showers disinfected, and floors done properly. This is a building where the smell tells members whether it is clean before they look at anything.
Dining areas, restrooms, glass, floors, and hard surfaces. Los Angeles County posts your grade in the window, so this is the sector where cleaning is most directly a business risk. Hood, duct, and grease trap cleaning are specialist jobs we do not cover.
Large floors, offices attached, restrooms, and break areas. Dust control matters more than appearance in most of these buildings, and the office section usually needs a different standard from the floor.
High use in short bursts, then empty. Restrooms, halls, classrooms, and kitchens. Scheduling around a timetable matters more here than anywhere else.
The point of commercial cleaning is that nobody notices it happened.
After hours. Most of our commercial work is done in the evening, after your team or your customers have gone. Nobody steps around a mop bucket during trading hours.
Early morning. For retail and food, before opening is often better. The building is clean at the moment customers first see it, rather than eight hours earlier.
Weekends. For offices and schools that empty out completely, a weekend visit means we can do work that needs the space free.
How often. One to three visits a week suits most retail, offices, and studios. We will tell you honestly what your building needs rather than selling you the biggest schedule.
One-time cleans. Before an opening, after an event, at the end of a lease, or after building work. No contract needed.
We walk the building with you and look at what it actually needs, not what a template says. Square footage, foot traffic, floor types, number of restrooms, and how many people use the space.
You get a written scope listing every task and how often it happens, with one price. Nothing gets added later, and nothing gets quietly dropped either.
We work to that scope on the agreed schedule, outside your hours. Anything broken or needing repair gets reported to you the same day.
One price per visit, set from the walkthrough.
Commercial buildings vary too much for a rate card to mean anything. A 2,000 square foot retail unit with one restroom and a 2,000 square foot gym with showers are not the same job.
So we look at the building, agree the scope, and quote one fixed price per visit. Recurring schedules cost less per visit than one-off cleans, because a building cleaned three times a week takes less work each time than one cleaned monthly.
You get the price in writing alongside the scope, so you can see exactly what you are paying for.
For ongoing contracts with fixed pricing, scope documents, and cleaning logs, see janitorial services.
Yes, and that is how most of our commercial work is done. Evenings, early mornings, or weekends. Tell us when your building is empty and we will schedule around it.
No. One-time cleans are fine, and plenty of clients start that way. If you want an ongoing arrangement with a fixed price and a written scope, that is janitorial services.
We restock soap, paper towels, and toilet paper from the stock you keep on site, and we tell you when it is running low.
Yes. Offices are the building type we work in most, and there is more detail on our office cleaning page, including how we handle desks and after-hours access.
Usually within a week of the walkthrough. Faster for one-time cleans, and sooner still if you need something before an inspection or an opening.
Tell us and we will put it right at the next visit, or sooner if it matters. The written scope exists so there is something specific to hold us to, rather than an argument about what was meant.
Tell us the type of building, roughly the size, and when it is empty. We will walk it, write the scope, and give you one fixed price per visit.
