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Scheduled building cleaning

Janitorial Service in Irving, TX

A written task list, a crew on your schedule and one manager who picks up when you call.

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Clean Building. One Name to Call.

Most complaints about cleaning companies are not about the cleaning. They are about the phone. You notice a restroom was skipped, you call, and you get a voicemail box or a dispatcher who has never seen your building. Nothing changes. We run janitorial accounts in Irving the other way around. One account manager quotes your building, writes the scope, sets up the crew and stays on the account. You get that person's number. When a trash can is missed or you need the conference room added on certain nights, you call them, and they talk to the crew directly. The cleaning itself follows a written list. Every room. Every task. How often. Restrooms cleaned and restocked. Breakrooms wiped. Desks and ledges dusted. Handles and switches cleaned. Carpet vacuumed. Hard floors mopped. Trash and recycling out. The crew learns your building and works the list on the nights you pick, and your manager checks in to make sure it holds. Simple. And it works because somebody owns it.

On the List

Your scope fits your building. These tasks are on almost all of them.

  • Trash out

    Every can emptied. New liners. Bags to the dumpster or recycling.

  • Restrooms done

    Toilets, sinks, mirrors and stalls cleaned. Floors mopped. Paper and soap stocked.

  • Breakroom wiped

    Counters, sinks, tables and appliance fronts. Microwave cleaned. Floor mopped.

  • Dust handled

    Desks, sills, shelves and ledges on the rotation in your scope.

  • Touch points

    Door handles, switches, push plates and rails. Every visit.

  • Carpet vacuumed

    Offices, walkways and open areas. Edges on a schedule.

  • Hard floors mopped

    Tile and VCT swept and mopped. Entrances get extra time.

  • Locked up right

    Lights off. Doors checked. Alarm set. Problems reported.

How It Starts

  1. Talk to your manager

    You call and talk to the person who will run the account. They ask about size, floors, restrooms, headcount and what is going wrong today.

  2. Get it in writing

    Walkthrough or phone details, then a written scope and price. Change anything you want before you say yes. Keys and alarm steps get set up.

  3. Cleaning begins

    The crew starts on your date. Your manager checks the work and takes your calls. Changes happen with one phone call.

Why It Works

  • Your manager picks up

    One person. One number. Problems go straight to the crew.

  • The list is the list

    Written scope. If it is on there, it gets done.

  • We bring everything

    Vacuums, chemicals, liners and machines arrive with the crew.

  • One account manager
  • Written task list
  • Supplies included
  • Lock-up routine

Want a Cleaning Company That Answers?

Tell us about your building. Your future account manager will price it after a walkthrough or from your details.