Public-area and back-of-house cleaning for hotels, plus housekeeping support when occupancy spikes past what your own team can cover. We cover Downtown DC — K Street, Farragut Square, Franklin Square — and quote every job in writing after we scope the space.
The K Street corridor is the densest office market in the city, and most buildings there require after-hours contractor badging with union-aware access procedures — worth confirming before a first visit is scheduled.
Locally that means most of our hotel cleaning work here is for law and lobbying offices, association headquarters, hotels. We scope against the building you actually have rather than a template — public areas priced as a flat monthly rate by square footage and coverage hours. Housekeeping support is priced per occupied room and used only in the weeks you need it.
Typical buyers of this service in Downtown DC are general managers, executive housekeepers, directors of operations, ownership groups. If that's you, the fastest route to a number is a walkthrough — or a floor plan and a few photos if you'd rather not schedule one.
Yes — across K Street, Farragut Square, Franklin Square, Penn Quarter and ZIP codes 20005, 20006, 20036, 20004.
The K Street corridor is the densest office market in the city, and most buildings there require after-hours contractor badging with union-aware access procedures — worth confirming before a first visit is scheduled. That shapes the scope we write here more than any general checklist would.
Yes, as overflow rather than replacement. Your own team holds the standard and knows the property; we add trained attendants per occupied room when the season, a conference or a callout leaves you short.
Send us the brand's cleanliness standard and it goes into the scope verbatim. A brand audit is a specific checklist, and there is no reason to guess at it.
Yes. Public areas in a hotel are never empty, so the work is split across an overnight deep round and a daytime porter presence rather than pretending there is a quiet window.
Public areas priced as a flat monthly rate by square footage and coverage hours. Housekeeping support is priced per occupied room and used only in the weeks you need it.