Commercial cleaning in Cleveland

We build the scope around your facility. Recurring tasks can include trash removal, floor cleaning, restroom cleaning and restocking, breakroom care, and agreed touchpoint cleaning. Detail work and periodic services are listed separately so your proposal makes clear what is included and how often it is done.

We discuss occupancy, operating hours, visitor traffic, restrooms, floor types and the way each space is used. A busy entryway may need a different schedule from a private office. The walkthrough helps us set task frequencies by area rather than apply one schedule to every room.

We discuss the service window during the walkthrough and plan access and closing procedures with your team. Evening cleaning, daytime support and other arrangements depend on the agreed scope and staffing plan. We also identify who to contact when work takes place outside normal office hours.

Yes. Our checklist distinguishes limited service, full service and special-request tasks. Both options cover agreed routine work. Full service adds selected detail work, such as additional surface dusting and high-touch cleaning. The proposal identifies the tasks and frequency for your building; the plan name alone does not define every inclusion.

Restocking tasks and purchasing consumable supplies are separate scope decisions. We agree on who provides paper products, liners, soap and other consumables, where they are stored, and how replenishment is handled. Your proposal should make both responsibilities clear.

Our field managers inspect and score the work. The operating process uses regular inspections every six weeks, with more frequent follow-up where standards need attention. Inspection findings guide team support and corrective work. Client reports give you a record to review with your area manager.

Your area manager is your main contact. Client access through Swept also supports messages to the cleaning team and inspection reporting. Tell us the location and issue so it can be assigned and followed up. A recurring scope change should be reflected in the checklist and proposal, not left as an informal instruction.

Onboarding covers keys, access cards, entry instructions, restricted spaces and closing procedures. Our process includes tracking issued keys and cards, using anonymous key labels, and following your site instructions for securing the facility. We agree on access requirements before the first service.

Yes. Clean Facility has teams and active engagements in Cleveland, Akron, Canton, North Canton, Columbus and across Northeast, Northwest and Central Ohio. We can discuss shared reporting and account coordination while defining the tasks and schedule separately for each facility.

Price depends on cleanable area, visit frequency, occupancy, restroom count, floor types, access, supplies and periodic or specialist work. A walkthrough establishes those requirements. Comparing bids is easier when each proposal uses the same task list and frequency, rather than just a monthly total.

Yes. These environments need a scope that addresses their specific access, scheduling and cleaning requirements. We discuss production boundaries, sensitive equipment, approved products and restricted areas as applicable. Specialist tasks, including terminal cleaning or data-room work, must be included explicitly rather than assumed to be part of routine cleaning.

We walk the facility, agree on scope, document access and priorities, prepare the cleaning checklist, and establish contacts and reporting. We then coordinate the start date and team handover. Your proposal sets out any initial deep clean and its scope so both teams know what to expect.

Yes. Professional office buildings, apartment communities, medical spas and other Class A properties are the bulk of our Cleveland work. We also serve every other facility type in the market.

Yes. We hold Airport Security Coordinator credentials and SIDA clearance and can perform all of our standard cleaning and janitorial functions in the terminal, on the security side and airside. We do not perform runway decontamination.

Six years in the Cleveland market, as part of an Ohio company operating since 1993.

Every six weeks, on a 92-point checklist scored against your agreed scope. In July 2026 our nine scored inspections averaged 96.67 out of 100.

Recurring programs start at $1,000 per month. One-off projects such as floor restoration or post-construction cleaning are quoted on their own.