Cleaning & Custodial
Commercial Cleaning and Custodial Services
Cleaning is part of the daily experience of a facility. It influences appearance, occupant confidence, and space readiness. We build programs around the building's traffic, schedule, surfaces, and operating requirements.
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Commercial Cleaning Capabilities
Recurring custodial service: Daily or scheduled cleaning programs.
Day porter support: Visible, on-site attention during operating hours.
Specialty floor care: Planned maintenance, refinishing, and restoration.
Carpet cleaning: Periodic and corrective cleaning for high-traffic areas, appearance concerns, and planned facility refresh work.
Interior and exterior window cleaning: Scheduled service matched to building access, standards, and site conditions.
Pressure washing and exterior cleaning: Targeted cleaning for entrances, walks, loading areas, and other exterior surfaces.
Project and turnover cleaning: Support for construction completion, space turnover, events, seasonal needs, and more.
A Program That Can Be Managed, Not Just Scheduled
A cleaning schedule alone does not create consistency. We define the scope, frequencies, quality expectations, communication path, supply responsibilities, and response process with you.
- Site-specific scope - Service aligned to building use, traffic, risk areas, operating hours, and your priorities.
- Quality visibility - Inspections, issue reporting, work orders, and account communication used to identify and close gaps.
- Flexible staffing - Service structured around daytime, evening, recurring, project, or dedicated-site needs.
- Coordinated facility support - Cleaning observations connected with maintenance, flooring, plumbing, pest, or project needs when another workstream is involved.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a day porter?
A day porter is a cleaning professional who works on site during business hours, handling restrooms, common areas, spills, and conditions that come up during the day. Recurring custodial service typically happens after hours; day porter service keeps the facility maintained while it is occupied.
How often should a commercial facility be cleaned?
Frequency depends on traffic, building type, and the standard the organization holds. High-traffic facilities often combine nightly custodial service with daytime porter coverage.
Can cleaning be coordinated with other facility services?
Yes. Within an IFM program, custodial observations feed the same work order system as maintenance, flooring, and plumbing, so a recurring condition gets routed to the right team.
Build the Right Cleaning Program
Connect with us about recurring custodial service, day porter support, specialty cleaning, or a current performance gap.
