Commercial Cleaning
Find commercial cleaning companies near you
Offices, restaurants, retail spaces, warehouses and medical facilities. We match you to a vetted commercial cleaning company that fits your schedule, facility type and budget.
Types of commercial cleaning we match
Commercial cleaning companies specialize by facility type. We match you to one with the right equipment, certifications and experience for your specific space.
Office and corporate cleaning
Daily or weekly cleaning for open-plan offices, conference rooms, lobbies and restrooms. Most companies schedule overnight or early morning so cleaning does not disrupt the work day. Includes trash removal, surface wipe-down, vacuuming and restroom sanitizing.
Restaurant and kitchen cleaning
Commercial kitchens need daily cleaning of cooking surfaces and weekly deep cleaning of equipment, grease traps and hoods. Health inspection scores depend on it. We match you to cleaners who understand health code requirements and hold the certificates your facility needs.
Retail and showroom cleaning
High-traffic floors, fitting rooms, display cases and restrooms cleaned between store hours. First impressions matter in retail. A cleaning company on a reliable schedule keeps the floor presentable without you managing it yourself.
Warehouse and industrial cleaning
Floor scrubbing, sweeping and dust control for large industrial spaces. Safety regulations in some industries require scheduled cleaning of specific surfaces. We match to cleaners with the right equipment and insurance for your facility size.
Medical and dental office cleaning
Healthcare facilities require EPA-registered disinfectants and specific cleaning protocols for exam rooms, waiting areas and restrooms. A cleaning company for a medical office needs the right products and training, not just a mop bucket.
School and daycare cleaning
Classrooms, cafeterias and restrooms cleaned to a higher disinfection standard. Many cleaning companies serving schools carry background-checked staff and use child-safe products. We verify credentials before matching.
How Contractor Palace matches commercial cleaning
- Tell us about your space. Facility type, square footage, cleaning frequency and any specific requirements (health code, background checks, specific products). No sign-up required.
- We find a match. We look for a commercial cleaning company in your area that handles your facility type, is available on your schedule and carries the right insurance.
- They contact you to quote. The cleaning company walks the space, gives you a written price and confirms the schedule before any work begins. You are never committed until you agree on terms.
- Ongoing or one-time, your call. Many businesses start with a one-time deep clean and move to a recurring contract. Tell us what you need and we match accordingly.
What does commercial cleaning cost?
Pricing depends on facility size, type, cleaning frequency and local labor rates. Recurring contracts are priced lower per visit than one-time jobs.
| Facility / job type | Typical cost range |
|---|---|
| Small office (under 2,000 sq ft) | $100 to $300 per visit |
| Medium office (2,000 to 5,000 sq ft) | $200 to $600 per visit |
| Large office or building | $500 to $2,000+ per visit |
| Restaurant deep clean | $300 to $1,000 per visit |
| Post-construction cleanup | $0.15 to $0.50 per sq ft |
| Monthly contract discount | 10 to 20% below one-time rate |
What to look for in a commercial cleaning company
Not every cleaning company that markets itself as commercial is equipped to handle your facility. Here is what separates a reliable company from one that will cause problems later.
Certified and background-checked staff
A professional cleaning company should be able to confirm that its staff are background-checked before entering your building. For medical offices, schools and government facilities this is a requirement, not a preference. Certified staff trained in OSHA standards and EPA-registered disinfectant protocols are the baseline for any facility where health and safety regulations apply. Ask the cleaning company directly whether staff certifications are on file and available to you.
Industry recognition and backed experience
A cleaning company backed by industry association membership, such as ISSA (the worldwide cleaning industry association), has agreed to a code of ethics and has access to ongoing training. Award recognition from local business groups or industry bodies is also a positive signal, though it should never substitute for checking insurance and references directly.
Carpet cleaning as part of the scope
Many commercial spaces have carpeted office areas, conference rooms or lobbies that need periodic deep cleaning beyond the standard vacuuming that comes with a regular cleaning contract. A cleaning company that also offers carpet cleaning as an add-on can handle the full scope of your facility rather than requiring you to hire a second vendor. Ask whether carpet extraction is available on a quarterly or annual schedule when you set up your contract.
Insurance and liability coverage
Any cleaning company working in your building should carry general liability insurance and workers compensation. If a staff member is injured on your property and the cleaning company has no workers comp, you may be liable. Ask for the certificate of insurance before the first visit, not after.
Common questions
What is the difference between commercial cleaning and janitorial services?
The terms are often used interchangeably. Janitorial services usually refer to ongoing, routine cleaning on a daily or weekly schedule. Commercial cleaning can mean the same thing, or it can refer to one-time or periodic deep-cleaning jobs. When you request a quote, be specific about frequency and scope so you get an accurate price.
How often does a commercial space need to be cleaned?
It depends on foot traffic and the type of business. A high-traffic retail store or restaurant kitchen may need daily cleaning. A small office with ten people can often get by with twice a week. A cleaning company will walk the space and recommend a schedule after seeing it.
Are commercial cleaning companies insured?
Every cleaning company we match carries general liability insurance and workers compensation. This matters because a cleaner working in your building without coverage leaves you liable for any injury or damage. Ask to see the certificate of insurance before the first visit.
Can I get a commercial cleaning contract instead of one-off visits?
Yes. Most commercial cleaners prefer recurring contracts because they can price them lower per visit than one-time jobs. A contract also gives you priority scheduling and a dedicated team familiar with your space. Tell us you need ongoing service when you request a match.
Do commercial cleaners bring their own supplies and equipment?
Most do. A professional cleaning company arrives with all chemicals, equipment and consumables. Some facilities prefer their own products for safety or certification reasons. Make that clear when you request a match so we can find a company that works within your requirements.
How quickly can a commercial cleaning company start?
For one-time or post-construction jobs, most companies can start within a few days. For recurring contracts, there is usually a walkthrough and quote first, then a start date is agreed. Tell us your timeline when you submit and we will find someone who can meet it.
Get matched with a commercial cleaner today
Tell us your facility type and we call you back once we have a match. Commercial cleaning companies serving Ohio, Colorado, Texas, Arizona, Nevada, California and Florida.
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