01 / Exterior
Pressure washing
Walks, entries, docks and walls washed clean.
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Hotels
Hotels guests remember for the right reasons.
Hotel project cleaning in Carson City: lobby and corridor floors, high dusting, windows, renovation cleanups and exterior washing timed around guests.
What we take care of.
Carson City’s hotels host visitors to the capital, travelers on Highway 50 and guests on their way to the Sierra. Guests form an opinion in the first minute, starting at the curb.
We handle the periodic work your housekeeping team doesn’t have time for: lobby and corridor floors, high dusting in lobbies and ballrooms, windows and glass, renovation cleanups and pressure washing at entries and drop-off areas.
Services
Services for this industry
02 / Windows
Window cleaning
Storefront, office and high glass cleaned to a clear shine.
View details03 / Overhead
High dusting
Beams, ducts, pipes and lights cleared of dust.
View detailsWhy Carson City Cleaning
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 the front entrance
The lobby sets the tone for a stay. We refinish hard lobby floors, burnish them between projects and keep the glass at the front doors clear. Corridors that carry luggage carts and housekeeping traffic get floor work section by section overnight, so guests never walk through wet finish.
Outside, the entry, the drop-off area and the walks get pressure washed early in the morning, before the first wave of checkouts.
High ceilings and big rooms
Hotel lobbies, ballrooms and meeting rooms often have tall ceilings, chandeliers and decorative fixtures that collect dust where housekeeping can’t reach. We dust them from lifts on a planned night, protecting carpet and furniture below.
Windows in lobbies and stairwells get cleaned on the same visit, along with high ledges and vents.
Renovations and room refreshes
When a hotel refreshes a floor of rooms or remodels its lobby, the work leaves dust in every corner. Our crews clean up after the trades so rooms can go back into service, and the floors and glass in public areas get detailed before reopening.
We schedule around your occupancy calendar, with overnight and early-morning work as the norm and quieter midweek nights saved for the biggest jobs.
Ready for the busy season
Busy seasons and big events put a hotel on display. Before a conference, a wedding weekend or the start of the summer travel season, a round of floor work, high dusting and window cleaning in the public areas resets the building in a few nights.
Tell us the dates you’re working toward and we plan the work backward from them, leaving the final night for a supervisor’s check.
A few useful answers
Common questions.
Can you work overnight in a hotel lobby?
Yes. Lobby floors and glass are done in the quietest overnight hours, section by section.
Do you dust high lobby ceilings and chandeliers?
Yes. High lobby surfaces and fixtures are cleaned from lifts on a planned night.
Can you wash the hotel entry before guests check out?
Yes. Entries and drop-off areas are washed early so they’re dry before the morning rush.
Can lobby floors be refinished without closing the lobby?
Yes. We work in sections overnight, keeping a clear path to the front desk and elevators.
Do you clean up after room renovations?
Yes. Renovated rooms are cleaned after the trades so they can go back into service.
Do you clean ballroom and meeting room floors between events?
Yes. Hard floors in ballrooms and meeting rooms are cleaned or refinished on the nights between bookings.
How early can exterior washing start?
Early enough that walks and the drop-off area are dry before morning checkouts begin.
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