Services
Cleaning for Manhattan offices, shops, showrooms, fitness facilities and managed buildings, supported by scheduled janitorial programs and project-based deep cleaning.
Core services
Supporting services
Scheduled janitorial service pairs per-visit tasks with weekly, monthly and quarterly detail work in a single calendar, so the building is maintained to a defined standard rather than cleaned reactively.
Deep cleaning is scoped as a project: a defined area, a defined list of tasks and a defined window. It is often used as the baseline before a recurring program starts.
Floor care programs (scrubbing, burnishing, refinishing coordination) and porter coverage are planned future services. If either matters to your building, tell us in the assessment so we can scope it with you.
Specialty and project services
Move-outs, post-construction, floors, carpet, glass and more. Each is scoped after a site walkthrough. The ones marked Planned are not offered yet; asking for one helps us decide what to build first.
Return a space to the landlord, or ready it for the next tenant, to the standard the lease asks for.
Floor area and floor types · Condition and what is left behind · Lease-return requirements and deadline
Remove construction dust and debris in stages, from rough clean to final touch-up before handover.
Floor area and number of phases · Finishes that need special care · Coordination with the general contractor
Machine-based work to bring floors back or protect them between routine cleans.
Floor type and existing finish · Area and access for machines · Hours the area can be closed
Hot-water extraction and spot treatment for office carpet, cubicle panels, upholstered seating and entry mats.
Carpet area and how heavily it is used · Fabric types and what their care labels allow · Furniture moving and the hours the area can be closed while it dries
Interior glass, partitions and ground-level storefront glass cleaned streak-free. High-rise and exterior work at height is not part of it.
Number and size of the glass panels · Storefront frontage and sidewalk access · Building and city rules for work next to the street
A scheduled, documented program for high-touch surfaces using registered products, per the label.
Number and type of high-touch points · Frequency and hours · Any product restrictions in the building
A thorough reset of pantries and staff kitchens that routine visits do not reach.
Number of kitchens and their size · Appliances included · Staff notice for clearing the fridge
On-site coverage during opening hours for lobbies, restrooms and shared spaces.
Hours of coverage · Areas covered · Building rules for on-site staff
Keep arrival areas presentable and safe through the year, including winter weather.
Frontage and entrance layout · Building and city responsibilities · Season and response times
Restrooms kept clean and sanitary, with paper, soap and liners ordered and restocked to a par level, so nothing runs out.
Number of restrooms and pantries · Products you already use · Storage space on site
Cleanup of an ordinary mess outside normal visit hours, on top of a recurring program or on its own. Ordinary messes only.
What happened, where and how much · The hours, and how the building lets people in outside them · Whether a recurring program is already in place
Dusting of beams, ducts, vents, sprinkler heads and ceiling ledges above normal reach, where the building permits access equipment.
Ceiling heights and what has to be reached · Access equipment the building allows, and who supplies it · Written permission and insurance the building requires before equipment is used
Washing of fabric and metal awnings, canopies and sign faces that can be reached safely from the ground.
Number and size of the awnings or signs · Material and any care instructions · Height, sidewalk access and city rules for work on the street
An option to clean a property's routine scope with lower-impact products, chosen from an approved product list.
Products the building already requires or restricts · Surfaces and tasks in the scope · Which products are on the approved list
What we do not do
No prices are published. Project work is quoted in writing after a site walkthrough.
Service categories
Switch between the three categories to compare service management, frequency options, inspections and support. No prices are published, and no service levels are guaranteed here.
Adds scheduled, scored inspections and regular scope reviews for multi-zone offices and client-facing spaces.
Best suited for: Multi-zone offices, busy showrooms and fitness facilities that need consistent standards.
How to read this comparison
How service frequency affects cost
Frequency is one of the biggest things that shapes an estimate, alongside size, restrooms, traffic, what the cleaning covers and access to the building.
More visits a week means more scheduled service to plan, supervise and inspect, so cost generally rises with frequency. Fewer visits means longer gaps between cleans. Neither is better in itself: the right frequency depends on how the space is used.
Frequency changes what is cleaned and when, not how well each task is done. The written scope sets that.
The 30-day pilot
A paid, defined trial: an approved scope and price, scheduled dates, quality checks on set days and a summary at the end. There is no automatic renewal.
Next step
Ask for a complimentary cleaning performance review, or get a cleaning estimate. No obligation to switch cleaning providers.
