Office and facility cleaning

Office and commercial cleaning in Fresno, CA

Walkthrough-based cleaning for offices, professional suites, property teams, and small commercial facilities. Frequency, scope, access, and pricing are confirmed in writing before service starts.

Fresno, Clovis, Madera, and close-in Fresno routes. Scope and capacity are confirmed before a start date.

Start with the site

Walkthrough before proposal

Send the address, approximate square footage, required areas, timing, and site contact. We use that information to confirm whether a walkthrough or photo review is the right next step.

  1. 1Share the facility or project details.
  2. 2Confirm the exact cleaning scope and access.
  3. 3Receive a written proposal before work starts.
Request project pricing
Scope first

A cleaning plan tied to the actual facility

Commercial accounts fail when a generic checklist ignores occupancy, trash volume, restroom use, flooring, security, and service windows. The proposal starts with those operating facts so the crew and customer are aligned.

Offices and common areas

Accessible desks and horizontal surfaces, reception areas, conference rooms, touchpoints, interior entry glass, trash, and floors are scoped around occupancy and access rules.

Restrooms and breakrooms

Fixtures, counters, sinks, exterior appliances, tables, touchpoints, trash, and floors are included according to the approved task list and service frequency.

Recurring floor care

Routine vacuuming, sweeping, and mopping can be included. Carpet extraction, stripping, waxing, refinishing, pressure washing, and restoration are separate specialty work.

Best fit

Who this service is for

  • Professional offices and administrative workplaces
  • Property managers needing a scoped vendor for shared or vacant commercial space
  • Small facilities that want a clear recurring task list and one accountable contact
  • Businesses that prefer a paid pilot before approving ongoing service
Proposal process

From walkthrough to start date

  1. 1Facility intakeShare the address, square footage, business type, occupied hours, requested frequency, security requirements, and known problem areas.
  2. 2WalkthroughWe review restrooms, breakrooms, offices, common areas, floors, trash volume, access, storage, and service-window constraints.
  3. 3Written proposalThe proposal defines the task list, frequency, exclusions, supplies or consumables responsibility, price, and start conditions.
  4. 4Pilot and reviewWhen appropriate, one paid service or limited-area pilot confirms the standard before a longer recurring schedule is considered.
Clear boundaries

Quoted work only

Commercial and project cleaning is priced from written scope, access, frequency, condition, deadline, and risk. Work outside the proposal is not silently added to the crew’s assignment.

  • Medical waste, biohazards, sharps, mold remediation, industrial contamination, and regulated cleanup are not standard commercial scope.
  • Carpet extraction, stripping and waxing, floor refinishing, exterior high glass, pressure washing, and restoration require separate specialty pricing.
  • Customer-supplied consumables, alarm procedures, keys, storage, and access permissions must be settled before service begins.
  • The approved task list and frequency—not an implied unlimited-cleaning promise—define the recurring service.
FAQs

Questions before the walkthrough

Which commercial properties do you clean?+

We evaluate offices, professional suites, small commercial facilities, property-management spaces, and similar workplaces within the approved route area. Regulated, industrial, medical, food-production, or hazardous environments require separate qualification and may not be accepted.

Do you provide nightly janitorial service?+

Frequency depends on the facility, access window, task list, contract size, and current cleaner capacity. We do not promise nightly coverage until the walkthrough and operating plan are approved.

Are paper products and restroom consumables included?+

Not automatically. The written proposal states whether the customer supplies consumables or asks New Star to price replenishment separately.

Can you work after business hours?+

Potentially. Access, alarm procedures, key control, building rules, and available crew coverage must be reviewed before an after-hours schedule is approved.

Can we start with one paid cleaning?+

Yes. A paid pilot is often the cleanest way to confirm the task list, communication, access procedure, and quality standard before moving to a recurring agreement.

Next step

Request a scoped walkthrough.

Send the property or project details. We will confirm whether the opportunity fits current route and crew capacity before preparing a proposal.