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Frequently asked questions

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Mon – Fri

8:30 AM – 5:30 PM

Saturday

Closed

Sunday

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get a quote for commercial cleaning?

It starts with a consultation request through our site or a phone call. From there, we walk through your facility type, square footage, current scope, and what is not working with your existing setup. Most quotes can be given over the phone in that first conversation. If your building is larger or the scope is complicated, we will offer a free on-site visit so we can see the space before we price it. There is no charge for the visit and no obligation attached to it.

No. The walkthrough is part of our quoting process at no cost to you. We use it to build an accurate scope rather than a guess, which protects both sides. Buildings with high foot traffic, mixed flooring, or after-hours access requirements almost always benefit from a walkthrough because those details change the work involved, and we would rather price them correctly the first time.

Once the scope and schedule are approved, we assign a crew and set your start date. Standard office and retail accounts typically start within a week or two. Larger facilities, or accounts that need specific after-hours access, badging, or security clearance, take a little longer because we stage the onboarding properly instead of rushing people into a building they have not been oriented to. We will give you a realistic date during the quote, not an optimistic one.

You get an assigned crew, a written scope, a schedule, and access to the member portal. Once you are an active customer, the portal is where you schedule your cleanings online, submit requests, and communicate with our team without playing phone tag. It exists because the most common complaint we hear about other vendors is not the cleaning quality, it is not being able to reach anyone when something needs attention.