Expert Cleaning Services For Every Space

Professional residential cleaning that gives your home a fresh, cared-for feel while using safer, organized cleaning practices built for California homes.

• Standard recurring clean: starting at $179
• First-time / one-time clean: starting at $199
• Deep clean: starting at $249
• Move-in / move-out clean: starting at $299+ depending on size and condition

Professional janitorial services that keep your facility clean, sanitary, and inspection-ready while supporting California workplace sanitation standards.

• Small office / light-use space: starting at $195 per visit
• Standard recurring janitorial service: $0.12 to $0.18 per sq. ft.
• Medical or higher-touch environments: $0.15 to $0.25 per sq. ft.
• One-time deep clean / reset clean: starting at $395+ depending on condition and labor hours

Inspection-ready kitchen deep cleaning that tackles grease, buildup, and hard-to-reach contamination zones while helping support California health-code and fire-safety expectations.

• Kitchen deep clean only: starting at $695
• Medium kitchen or heavy grease: starting at $995
• Add hood/filter/duct/fan cleaning: quote separately, starting around $1,495+ depending on system size and buildup

Professional floor care that restores shine, protects high-traffic surfaces, and helps keep your facility safer, cleaner, and more polished.

• Buffing / burnishing / maintenance floor care: starting at $0.27per sq. ft.
• Scrub and recoat: starting at $0.50 per sq. ft.
• Strip and wax: starting at $0.65 per sq. ft.
• Minimum service call: $295+

Professional pressure washing that restores curb appeal, removes grime and buildup, and keeps exterior cleaning aligned with California runoff best practices.

• Light surface cleaning: starting at $0.25 per sq. ft.
• Moderate buildup / commercial concrete: starting at $0.35 per sq. ft.
• Heavy grease, gum, dumpster pads, or problem areas: starting at $0.50+ per sq. ft.
• Minimum service call: $249+

Specialized janitorial and floor care for data centers and mission-critical facilities, aligned with federal workplace safety expectations and industry contamination-control guidelines.

• OSHA electrical safety rules require that housekeeping not be performed close enough to exposed live parts to create contact risk, and electrically conductive cleaning materials may not be used near energized parts unless safeguards are in place.
• OSHA general electrical rules require electrical equipment to be free from recognized hazards, protected from contamination by foreign materials such as cleaners, abrasives, or corrosive residues, and kept with sufficient clear working space for safe operation and maintenance.
• OSHA’s cleaning-industry standards framework confirms that janitorial work is governed under general industry safety rules rather than a single one-size-fits-all cleaning code.
• For federal property work, GSA’s P100 Facilities Standards establishes mandatory standards and performance criteria for GSA-owned inventory and lease construction, which is part of the broader framework many federal facilities operate under.
• We also align with widely used mission-critical guidance such as ASHRAE TC 9.9, ISO 14644-1 Class 8 particulate expectations for data environments, and NFPA 75 for protection of data centers and IT equipment areas.