Production-floor, plant and heavy-flex cleaning scheduled around shifts — machine surrounds, walkways, high dusting and shop restrooms, with a boundary around the equipment itself.
Priced by floor square footage and shift pattern, with high dusting and periodic deep work quoted separately and scheduled against your shutdown calendar.
We don't publish package prices, because a price set without seeing the space is either padded or about to be revised. We scope it — on site, or from a floor plan and photos — and send one flat rate with the specification attached.
Pick your city or county for local detail.
No — and be wary of anyone who says yes without asking questions. Equipment cleaning is a maintenance task governed by your lockout/tagout procedure and the manufacturer's instructions. We clean to an agreed line around each machine, and that line is drawn during the walkthrough.
Crews complete your site induction before the first shift, wear the PPE your plant requires, and work to your lockout/tagout and confined-space rules. If your EHS manager wants to run the induction personally, that is the best version of this.
That is when the real work happens. Shutdowns are the only time high dusting, deep floor work and anything above head height can be done properly, and they book out early — tell us the dates as soon as you have them.
Across the DMV — Northern Virginia, Washington DC and the Maryland suburbs. Our office is in Fairfax and crews are routed by area, so the closest available crew takes the job rather than one dispatched across the region.
Priced by floor square footage and shift pattern, with high dusting and periodic deep work quoted separately and scheduled against your shutdown calendar. Tell us the space and how often you need it and we send one flat written quote, usually within 48 hours. No packages and no phone estimates.