• Warehouses and distribution centers
• Light industrial and manufacturing-adjacent spaces
• Multi-tenant commercial corridors with shared loading and storage
• Retail back-of-house and stockroom areas

What Industrial Cleaning Typically Includes

Final scope and frequency are established during your walkthrough. Common tasks may include:

• Floor care for high-traffic areas (sweeping, scrubbing, spot treatment)
• Trash removal, liner replacement, and waste-area upkeep
• Breakroom and common-area cleaning
• Restroom sanitation and supply checks
• Touchpoint disinfection in shared areas
• Detail cleaning of office/admin areas within warehouses

Quality Control Is Non-Negotiable

Industrial sites cannot afford drift. We use inspection cadence and escalation to keep performance consistent over time.

See the process: Quality Control & Inspections.

Staffing Built for Commercial Facilities

Industrial cleaning requires trained teams and clear role ownership. Our staffing model is commercial-only, with assigned teams and supervisor oversight.

How we staff: Training & Staffing Standards.

Defined Scope Prevents Operational Disruption

Warehouses run on predictable workflows. We document task boundaries and frequencies so cleaning supports operations instead of interrupting them.

How scopes are defined: Scope of Work Explainer.