Who we are
About Commercial Cleaners Addison
A cleaning operation that looks at the building before pricing it and checks the work after.
Why Start With a Walkthrough?
Because most cleaning problems start with a bad quote. A price based on square footage alone either leaves out work the building needs or charges for work it does not. When the crew shows up and the scope does not match the rooms, corners get cut.
Commercial Cleaners Addison works the other way around. We walk the building, count the restrooms, note the floor types and ask where the traffic goes. Then we write the scope and price it. The same crew works it wherever possible, a supervisor inspects it routinely and you have one person to call.
That applies to office suites, multi-tenant buildings, warehouses, retail, schools, churches and gyms. Different buildings, same discipline.
What Are We Here to Do?
Run cleaning like an operation: plan it from what we see, staff it consistently, inspect it and answer for it. Clients should never have to manage the cleaning company.
How Do We Operate?
Quotes from walkthroughs
Pricing based on your actual space, traffic and frequency, with no surprise add-ons.
Consistent crews
The same people on your account where possible, trained on your scope.
Flexible scheduling
Nightly, weekly, weekend or daytime coverage. Crews work at every hour.
Routine inspections
Work checked against the scope so standards hold over time.
One point of contact
A direct line to the person responsible for your account.
Seven services
Janitorial, porters, tile floors, warehouse scrubbing, deep cleaning, disinfection and carpet.
What You Can Expect From Us
The basics behind every account we take on.
- Written scope after a walkthrough or phone review
- Equipment and supplies brought by the crew
Where Do We Clean?
Addison plus Irving, Coppell, Lewisville, The Colony, Plano, Richardson, University Park, Dallas, Farmers Branch and Carrollton.
Want a Quote That Matches Your Building?
Let us walk it. You will get a written scope and a price that reflects what is really there.