Commercial
Cleaning

Serving Long Island, NYC, & the Tri-State Area for over 25 years

A commercial cleaning plan can cover entrance glass, reception furniture, work surfaces, floors, restrooms, and shared kitchens. Routine visits may include vacuuming and mopping, emptying trash and recycling, cleaning sinks and counters, and wiping frequently touched surfaces such as door handles and light switches.

Carpet extraction, floor stripping and sealing, and detailed cleaning of neglected areas need their own place in the schedule. We schedule a walkthrough with new clients to review the property together and separate work needed each visit from periodic tasks. Our janitorial cleaning guide gives a fuller room-by-room breakdown.

Janitorial service covers the repeated tasks that keep a building ready for everyday use: restrooms, floors, shared surfaces, and waste bins. Commercial cleaning also includes occasional work such as carpet cleaning, floor restoration, and cleanup after renovations.

A property might need nightly janitorial visits, daytime restroom checks, and a separate floor-care visit. We can discuss those needs together and set out the frequency and cost of each in the quote.

We clean offices, bank branches, retail stores, fitness spaces, and healthcare premises. The rooms and surfaces differ: a store may need display glass and fitting rooms cleaned, while an office needs attention to meeting rooms, desks, and a shared kitchen.

For properties with several tenants, we also identify the shared entrances, elevators, and hallways included in the service. Healthcare practices can review our medical office cleaning separately so room-specific instructions and responsibilities are clear.

Yes, we can. Daytime porter service can cover restroom checks, supply restocking, bins, spills, and busy entrances while a building is open. Vacuuming, detailed floor work, and other tasks that interrupt staff or visitors can be planned for quieter hours.

Some properties use both daytime support and an overnight team. We review occupancy, permitted access hours, and which rooms must stay available. Our guide to day and night cleaning explains the practical differences.

Square footage is one part of the price. The number of restrooms, daily visitors, floor materials, cleaning frequency, and available working hours also affect the job. A busy shared kitchen or an entrance that collects rain and grit may need more attention than a lightly used room.

Before preparing the quote, we schedule a walkthrough to review existing buildup, difficult areas, and any extra floor or glass work with you. We also discuss who supplies paper products and where equipment can be stored. Get a quote for your commercial cleaning project with those requirements included.

Your quote should identify the rooms, tasks, cleaning frequency, access arrangements, and any separately priced work. We review these details with you so you can compare the same work across proposals:

• The rooms and surfaces included.
• The tasks and frequency for each visit.
• Cleaning hours and building access.
• Who provides supplies and restocks dispensers.
• Any initial deep clean or periodic floor work priced separately.

We schedule a walkthrough with new clients to see the property and agree on that list. Our janitorial service checklist gives you more detail to review. Get a quote for your commercial cleaning with the rooms and hours your business needs.

We provide commercial cleaning in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx, as well as Nassau and Suffolk counties on Long Island. See our New York City commercial cleaning and Long Island commercial cleaning pages for regional service details.