Warehouses & industrial
The office side and the floor side, cleaned to different standards
A warehouse is two buildings on one slab: an office that needs an office clean, and a floor that needs equipment. Quoting it as one number is how vendors end up underbidding and cutting the crew.
The thing you are actually worried about
“Most cleaners quote the square footage and then discover what a warehouse floor actually is.”
Fair. Here are the answers, in writing, before you have to ask for them.
Questions we get
Do you have the right equipment for the floor?
Yes — ride-on and walk-behind scrubbers sized to the space, not shop brooms.
How do you price a mixed facility?
The office area and the production or storage area are scoped and priced separately, so neither subsidises the other.
Can you work around our shifts?
Yes. Most industrial clients put us between shifts or on the weekend.
What about safety requirements on our floor?
Crews follow your site rules — PPE, lockout zones, and traffic paths — and we will walk them before the first shift.
Other buildings we clean
Twenty minutes and you get a real number.
We walk the space, count what is there, and put a fixed price in writing.