Metro Vancouver · Fraser Valley
Commercial cleaning & janitorial services in Metro Vancouver & the Fraser Valley
Evening, early-morning and daytime cleaning programs for offices, clinics, retail and industrial buildings — built on a written checklist for your space, delivered by a consistent crew and documented with photo reports.
Overview
Commercial Cleaning & Janitorial Services
The difference between an adequate cleaner and a great one is consistency. Every commercial account starts with a walkthrough and a written scope that reflects your floor plan, tenant hours, finishes and access rules — and that checklist is followed on every visit, by the same crew wherever possible.
Property and office managers get photo-documented condition reports, a direct contact who knows the building, and early warning about anything that needs a repair. Consumables, periodic floor care and carpet cleaning can be built into the same agreement, so there's one vendor and one invoice.
We clean commercial buildings across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. Choose your city below for local details, or read our guide to commercial cleaning costs before you collect quotes.
Scope
What's included
Every scope is written for the specific building. These are the tasks most programs include.
Offices and common areas
- Dusting desks, ledges, sills and high-touch surfaces
- Vacuuming carpets and mats; sweeping and damp-mopping hard floors
- Emptying garbage, recycling and organics, and replacing liners
- Spot-cleaning glass, partitions and entrance doors
- Tidying reception areas, boardrooms and break rooms
Washrooms and kitchens
- Cleaning and disinfecting toilets, urinals, sinks and counters
- Restocking paper, soap and hand sanitizer
- Mirrors, fixtures and stall partitions
- Lunchroom counters, sinks, tables and appliance exteriors
- Floor care with products suited to the surface
Touchpoints and reporting
- Disinfecting door handles, switches, railings and elevator buttons
- Checklist sign-off on every visit
- Photo-documented condition reports
- Flagging leaks, damaged fixtures and burnt-out lights
Add-ons
- Carpet hot-water extraction
- Hard-floor stripping, waxing and burnishing
- Interior windows and partition glass
- High dusting and vent grilles
- Post-renovation and move-in or move-out cleans
- Day porter service for busy buildings
Who it's for
Who we work with
Offices
Single suites to multi-floor offices, cleaned after hours or early in the morning around your team's schedule.
Medical and dental clinics
Separate checklists for clinical and public areas, with touchpoint disinfection. Biomedical waste and sharps stay with your licensed disposal provider.
Retail and restaurants
Storefronts, showrooms and front-of-house dining areas cleaned after close, so you open to a clean space.
Industrial and warehouse sites
Offices, lunchrooms, washrooms and entrances in warehouses and business parks, scheduled around shifts.
Daycares and learning centres
Washrooms, floors, touchpoints and eating areas cleaned after hours, in line with the requirements you follow.
Property managers
Multi-site portfolios with consistent standards, one point of contact and consolidated invoicing.
Process
How it works
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Walkthrough
We visit the site, note floor types, washrooms, access procedures and tenant hours, and ask what isn't working with your current service.
- 02
Written scope and fixed price
You get a task-by-task checklist with frequencies and a fixed monthly or per-visit price — not an open-ended hourly estimate.
- 03
Start-up
We confirm keys, alarm codes and supply storage, introduce your crew, and supervise the first visits closely.
- 04
Ongoing reporting
Condition reports with photos, a direct contact for requests, and scope reviews as your space or tenants change.
Pricing
How quotes are priced
Commercial cleaning is quoted as a fixed price per visit or per month for a written scope, after a walkthrough. The biggest factors are:
For market price benchmarks and how to compare quotes line by line, see our guide to commercial cleaning costs in Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.
- Cleanable square footage and layout
- How often the space is cleaned, and at what time of day
- Number of washrooms, kitchens and high-traffic areas
- Floor types and any periodic floor care
- Whether consumables are supplied by us or by you
- Access requirements such as security escorts or loading-bay bookings
Local conditions
Commercial Cleaning planned for each region
Choose a city for local details on its buildings, districts and conditions.
Metro Vancouver
Planned for the wet season
From fall to spring, rain and grit are the biggest threat to floors and entrances. Programs step up entrance, mat and hard-floor care through the wet months, and we flag slip hazards and water getting indoors as soon as we see them.
Fraser Valley
Planned for valley winters and summers
Valley sites deal with snow, ice and de-icer in winter, and dust, pollen and sometimes wildfire smoke in summer. Programs adjust through the year: more entrance and floor care when grit comes in, more dusting of ledges, glass and vents during dry, smoky stretches.
Metro Vancouver
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- Commercial Cleaning in Coquitlam
- Commercial Cleaning in Port Coquitlam
- Commercial Cleaning in Port Moody
- Commercial Cleaning in Maple Ridge
- Commercial Cleaning in Pitt Meadows
- Commercial Cleaning in Surrey
- Commercial Cleaning in Delta
- Commercial Cleaning in Langley
- Commercial Cleaning in White Rock
Guides
Guides for property managers and councils
Costs
How Much Does Commercial Cleaning Cost in Vancouver and the Fraser Valley?
Commercial cleaning cost in Vancouver and the Fraser Valley: how contractors price, what drives the number, per-square-foot math and how to compare quotes.
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Contractors
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FAQ
Commercial Cleaning questions
Do you supply cleaning products and equipment?
Yes. Crews bring their own equipment and cleaning products, and consumables like paper towel and soap can be supplied by us or by you. Safety data sheets for our products are available on request.
Can you clean during business hours?
Yes. Most offices prefer evening service, but daytime cleaning and day porter coverage work well for busy lobbies, clinics and buildings that are occupied around the clock.
How quickly can a new cleaning contract start?
Once you've approved the written scope, most small and mid-size offices can usually start within one to two weeks. Larger multi-floor buildings take longer to set up properly.
What happens if something gets missed?
Tell your contact and we'll put it right on the next visit or sooner, then check whether the checklist or schedule needs adjusting so it doesn't happen again.
What's the difference between janitorial and commercial cleaning?
Janitorial usually means the routine, scheduled cleaning that keeps a building running; commercial cleaning also covers periodic work like carpet extraction, floor refinishing and post-renovation cleans. Our janitorial vs. commercial cleaning guide explains the overlap.
Services
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Get a quote
Request a free quote
Tell us about the building and what it needs. We reply within one business day to book a walkthrough or ask a few questions.
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Send us the details
Use the form or call. Photos, a floor plan or a unit count help us come back faster.
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Walkthrough or photo review
Recurring work gets an on-site walkthrough. Small repair lists can often be quoted from photos.
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Written, fixed-price quote
Scope itemized line by line, with a proposed schedule. Nothing starts until you approve it.
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