01 / Floors
Floor stripping and waxing
Worn finish removed, fresh coats laid down.
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Government offices
Government office cleaning, on the public’s schedule.
Project cleaning for Carson City government offices: floor refinishing, high lobby dusting, windows, renovation cleanups and exterior washing around public hours.
What we take care of.
As Nevada’s capital, Carson City has a deep bench of state, city and county offices, from the Capitol complex and downtown Carson Street to agency buildings across town.
We handle the project work those buildings schedule around public hours: hard floors refinished, lobby glass and high windows cleaned, high surfaces dusted, office moves and renovations cleaned up, and entries washed.
Services
Services for this industry
02 / Windows
Window cleaning
Storefront, office and high glass cleaned to a clear shine.
View details03 / Construction
Post-construction cleaning
New builds and remodels cleaned for a clean handover.
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One crew for
the bigger jobs.
Contractors, property managers and facility teams in the capital call us when the job is bigger than a routine clean.
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Planned before we start
Every quote begins with an on-site walkthrough and ends with a written plan and quote.
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Checked as we go
Supervisors check the work against the plan before the crew calls a job finished.
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People you can trust inside
Background-checked cleaners who respect your building, your staff and your schedule.
Lobbies, corridors and public counters
Public buildings take steady foot traffic from staff and visitors, and it shows first on the floors. Lobby and corridor floors wear in lanes, entry mats push grit to the edges, and the paths to counters and restrooms lose their finish before anything else. We strip and refinish those floors and burnish them between projects.
Lobby glass, entry doors and high windows get cleaned so the building looks open and cared for, and high ledges, vents and light fixtures get dusted from lifts where ceilings are tall.
Moves, remodels and space changes
Agencies reorganize, move between floors and remodel offices regularly, and each change leaves dust, debris and fingerprints behind. Our construction cleanup crews clear the space after the trades finish, so staff come back to clean desks, glass and floors instead of a jobsite.
Vacated offices get the same treatment as a commercial turnover: walls, cabinets, windows and floors cleaned so the space is ready for the next team.
Working around public hours
Most government buildings near the Capitol complex and along Carson Street serve the public during the day. We schedule floor work, high dusting and window cleaning for evenings and weekends, and set up access through your facilities contact.
Our cleaners are background checked, and a supervisor walks each area against the written plan before the crew leaves the building.
Entries, steps and the public approach
Public entries take the hardest wear of all: winter grit, steady foot traffic and the dust that blows in off the street. We pressure wash entry plazas, steps and walkways and clean the glass at every public door, so the first look at the building matches the work done inside it.
Those visits happen early in the morning or on a weekend, before staff and visitors arrive, and they pair well with a lobby floor project on the same weekend.
A few useful answers
Common questions.
Can you work around public counter hours?
Yes. Floor, window and dusting work happens after the public leaves, on evenings and weekends.
Do you clean up after office moves and renovations?
Yes. Moves and remodels in agency offices get a cleanup so staff come back to a finished space.
Are your cleaners background checked for government buildings?
Yes. Every cleaner on our crews is background checked.
Can you refinish a busy lobby floor over a weekend?
Yes. A Friday evening start leaves the weekend for the finish to cure before the doors open on Monday.
Who do you work with on access and keys?
Your facilities contact. We set entry times, keys and alarm codes with them before the first visit.
Can high windows in an atrium be cleaned?
Yes. Poles and lifts reach atrium and lobby glass, with the work scheduled while the building is closed.
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