Every night. Same crew. Signed checklist.

Commercial cleaning for offices, clinics, schools and warehouses across the San Antonio metro. Your people walk in at eight to a building that is already done.

Price my building See the scope

Bonded and insured · W-2 crews, background checked · Thirty days notice, both ways

38Buildings on nightly service

9pm to 5amStandard working window

4Supervisors walking sites nightly

0Buildings on a lock-in contract

Buildings we know

Each one gets its own checklist, written with your facilities lead in the first week and signed every night after that.

OfficesSuites from one floor to a whole building, nightly or three nights a week.

Medical suitesExam rooms and waiting areas on a written protocol, product list on file.

Schools and childcareClassrooms turned over after pickup, restrooms twice on long days.

WarehouseOffices and break rooms nightly, ride-on scrubbing on the aisles monthly.

Gyms and studiosEquipment and mats before open, locker rooms deep cleaned weekly.

Retail and diningGlass, floors and restrooms finished before your doors unlock.

What gets done, and how often

A standard office scope. Yours gets adjusted at the walkthrough, then it stops changing.

Trash out, liners replaced, dock runEvery visit

Restrooms sanitized, stocked, mirrors and chromeEvery visit

Desks, counters and touch points wipedEvery visit

Vacuum traffic lanes, mop hard floorsEvery visit

Break room, fridge fronts, microwave interiorsEvery visit

Entry glass and interior partition glassWeekly

Vacuum edges and under desks, dust ventsMonthly

High dusting, sills, blinds, light diffusersMonthly

Machine scrub and burnish hard floorsQuarterly

Carpet hot water extractionTwice a year

One night, start to lock up

The order matters. Trash and restrooms come first because those are the two things your team notices at eight in the morning.

9:15pm
Crew arrives, alarm disarmedTwo to four cleaners per building, badged, in DayBreak uniform.
9:30pm
Trash and restrooms firstThe two things anyone notices at 8am get done while the crew is fresh.
11:00pm
Desks, glass, kitchensTouch points, partition glass, break room counters and fronts.
1:00am
FloorsVacuum lanes and edges, mop hard floors, machine work on scheduled nights.
3:00am
Supervisor spot checkOne of four supervisors walks a random building every night, checklist signed.
4:45am
Lock, arm, photo logPhotos of every zone uploaded before the crew leaves the lot.

Who has your keys

Cleaning is a trust business before it is a cleaning business. Every person who walks your building after hours has been through the same six checks.

Marcus Ellery · Operations lead, on the phone at 2am when it matters

Background check and E-Verify before a first shift
W-2 employees, never day labor or gig crews
Bonded and insured, certificate sent to your broker
Alarm codes held by supervisors only, never texted
Badged uniforms, vehicles marked, no unannounced faces
Same crew on your building, cover crew trained on your checklist

Price my building

Three questions and you get a real range, not a callback to find out. The firm number comes off a fifteen minute walkthrough and stays flat from there.

Flat monthly price, no hourly surprises
Supplies, liners and paper included unless you prefer your own
Thirty days notice either way, no lock-in

Step 1 of 3 · Facility

Nobody stays because of a contract

Thirty days notice, both directions. Our average building has been with us six years, which is the only number that matters.

(210) 555-0163

From facilities managers

Four years, zero missed nights. Renewal is the easiest signature I put on anything all year.Priya · Medical Center office park

Their crew found a water leak at 2am and called our facilities line before it reached the server room.Tom · Downtown San Antonio

Photo log every morning means I stopped walking the floor to check. Two clinics on the same checklist now.Andrea · Stone Oak