Workspaces & shared areas
Routine surface cleaning for offices, meeting rooms, lobbies, and other shared spaces. Identify the rooms, surfaces, and high-touch areas that belong in your cleaning scope.
Janitorial & custodial · Indianapolis
Janitorial cleaning, built around your building.
From the first impression in your lobby to the last wastebasket of the day, a clear cleaning scope helps your facility stay ready for the people who use it.
Discuss your cleaning needs
What we can help with.
A cleaning plan starts with the spaces you have, the people using them, and the work each area needs. Use these service areas to shape your request.
Restroom care
Cleaning and sanitation of restroom surfaces, fixtures, and touchpoints, plus replenishment of agreed consumables. Include restroom counts and dispenser requirements in your brief.
Floor & carpet care
Routine and periodic care for your floor surfaces. Tell us the flooring types, approximate areas, and any manufacturer requirements so the appropriate work can be discussed.
Waste removal
Collection and removal of routine facility trash. Define the collection points, liners, and designated disposal locations as part of the service requirements.
The right frequency starts with how your space is used.
An entrance sees different traffic from a meeting room. Restrooms and shared touchpoints may need a different cadence from periodic floor care. Separate daily priorities from less frequent tasks when planning your cleaning scope.
Discuss occupancy, access hours, sensitive areas, and existing cleaning requirements with Jessica before settling on a schedule.
A MORE USEFUL FIRST CONVERSATION
Help us understand your space.
A floor plan or existing scope of work is a useful starting point. If you do not have one, a short description of the building is enough to begin the conversation.
Discuss your cleaning needsPurchasing for a public agency?
Find our UEI, CAGE code, NAICS classifications, and downloadable capability statement.
A few practical answers.
Can I discuss recurring and periodic cleaning together?
Yes. Share your recurring custodial needs alongside periodic floor or carpet care. The scope and schedule can then be discussed together, with each task and frequency clearly identified.
Are restroom supplies part of the cleaning scope?
Restroom replenishment and supply requirements can be discussed alongside cleaning. Specify whether the facility provides consumables or needs paper products, liners, or cleaning supplies sourced separately.
What should a government buyer send?
Send the statement of work, site information, service frequencies, procurement deadline, and any access or documentation requirements. Include the solicitation or purchase reference if available.
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