22 years in commercial cleaning contracts

22 years in this business means we have seen what goes wrong: scopes that were never written down, crews that changed weekly, invoices that did not match the quote, and contracts that were difficult to exit when service declined. The way we structure contracts — written scope first, named crew assignment, 30-day check-in — addresses each of those failure modes specifically.

A written scope before the contract is signed

Most cleaning disputes come down to a disagreement about what was agreed. "You said you'd clean the windows" versus "windows weren't in the quote." We eliminate that by producing a written scope of work that both parties sign before the first clean. Every task, every frequency, every standard — in a document you can refer to.

Named crew assignment

Contractor rotation is one of the most common complaints about commercial cleaning services. A new crew every month means relearning your building, your preferences, and your access procedures — and a longer learning curve on what "good" looks like in your specific space. We assign a designated crew to your building and keep them there.

No fabricated pricing

We do not publish a per-square-foot rate that does not apply to your building, then adjust the invoice after the fact. We quote based on a walkthrough. The monthly price you agree to is the monthly price you pay, barring documented scope changes.

Local coverage, 25 miles from Glendale

Our coverage area runs from Glendale to Peoria in the north, Tolleson and Litchfield Park in the west and southwest, and Scottsdale and Phoenix in the east and south. Every town in that radius is within a reasonable drive time for the assigned crew — which matters for nightly contracts where late arrivals affect your morning.

Insurance and bonding in writing

We carry general liability insurance appropriate for commercial cleaning operations. Every crew we dispatch is bonded. You receive the insurance certificate with your written quote, before the contract is signed. See the insured and bonded page for details.