Covered for commercial work in Nassau County, so your landlord or property manager gets the paperwork they ask for.
Rated by the Nassau County businesses and homeowners we already clean for.
Safer for the people who walk in the next morning, and still hard on what they can see.
Nightly, weekly, monthly or one-time, before you open or after you close, Monday to Saturday.
Commercial cleaning is the work a building needs to open clean every morning: restrooms stocked and scrubbed, break rooms wiped down, entrances and glass clear, floors vacuumed or mopped, desks and the high-touch surfaces everyone shares disinfected.
One-A cleans offices, medical and dental suites, gyms, schools, showrooms and retail floors, and we work in Nassau County only, so the crew is a short drive from your door rather than an hour up the Expressway. You set the rhythm: nightly, a few days a week, weekly, monthly, or a one-time deep clean before an inspection, a move or a landlord walk-through. If your building mainly needs desks, floors and restrooms held to a standard, start with office cleaning. If you need supplies, floor care and building upkeep managed as one contract, that is janitorial services.
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Every building has its own problem area
A law office and a gym both need cleaning, but almost nothing about the job is the same. Dental offices and medical practices live on disinfection of treatment rooms and waiting areas. Gyms and fitness centers are about equipment, mats and locker rooms, where sweat and odor build up fast. Schools and daycares need classrooms, cafeterias and restrooms turned around between groups of children. Showrooms and dealerships are judged on glass, floors and dust, because that is what a buyer sees first. Offices come down to desks, kitchens, restrooms and carpets that hold up through the week.
Tell us the building type when you ask for a quote, and the plan is written for what that space actually has to pass.
What your quote is built from
There is no flat rate for a building, so we do not publish one. A commercial quote is built from three things: how much space the crew covers, how many people use it, and how often you want them in. A 2,000 square foot office cleaned twice a week is a different job from a 20,000 square foot showroom cleaned nightly, and the price should say so.
That is exactly what the quote form asks, so the number you get back is real rather than a range. Tell us the square footage, the staff count, the services you want and the frequency, and you get a written plan with the price attached, and no contract to sign before you see it.
We go through the space with you: square footage, restrooms, floors, the areas that take the most traffic, and the hours the crew can work.
You get the checklist and the frequency in writing, priced from the size of the space and how often you want us there.
Cleaning starts on the date you pick, and we go over the plan again with you when your space, your staff or your hours change.
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