The western Hennepin County office cleaning market is not large. Facilities managers here work with contractors they can reach directly, who know the building, and who do not send a different crew every month. That is the baseline expectation. Here is what we do to meet and hold it.
22 Years in Commercial Cleaning
22 years is not a marketing figure — it is operational proof. It means we have handled building access changes, schedule disruptions, staff turnover on our side and yours, seasonal floor care cycles, and the occasional missed clean. We have processes for all of it because we have had to develop them.
Written Scope on Every Engagement
We deliver a written scope of work before the first clean. Every task, every frequency, every product. You use it to verify the work; we use it to train the crew. It is the document that prevents scope drift — the gradual erosion of cleaning quality that plagues most long-term cleaning relationships.
Consistent Crew Assignment
Your assigned crew does not change without notice. We do not rotate anonymous contractors through your building. If a crew member is out, we notify you, and the substitute is briefed on your scope before arriving.
Insured and Bonded
We carry general liability insurance appropriate for commercial cleaning operations. A certificate of insurance is included with every written quote — not available on request, included automatically. See our insured and bonded page for details.
Honest Pricing
We publish what we can about pricing and provide firm written quotes rather than verbal estimates that change on the invoice. See our pricing page for how this market is typically priced.
No Long-Term Lock-In
We operate on 30-day review cycles. If the scope needs to change, we change it. If the relationship is not working, you are not trapped. We keep clients by doing good work, not by making it difficult to leave.