What we do
Customers notice everything. So do we
Retail and showroom cleaning has a different standard from office cleaning because every surface is on display. A streaky window in an office gets ignored. A streaky window on a retail storefront costs sales. A dusty product display in an office doesn’t matter. A dusty showroom display tells customers the merchandise isn’t cared for.
We clean retail and showroom spaces with that reality in mind. Crews work after closing or before opening so cleaning never overlaps with customer hours. We pay extra attention to the surfaces customers actually see and touch: glass entry doors, display cases, mirrors, product surfaces, fitting rooms, and the floors directly in customer sightlines. We work around merchandise without disturbing displays or moving inventory.
Standard scope
What we cover in a retail or showroom space
Customer floor and sales area: Floors swept, vacuumed, and mopped depending on surface — extra attention to high-traffic aisles and entry zones. Display fixtures and shelving dusted externally (we don’t touch merchandise unless your team specifies). Mirrors polished. Glass display cases cleaned inside and out where accessible.
Entry, windows, and storefront: Storefront glass cleaned inside and out (street-side glass on a recurring schedule appropriate for your location). Entry vestibule mopped and entrance mats cleaned or rotated. Door glass, handles, and push plates wiped and sanitized. Window sills and display window floors dusted.
Fitting rooms (where applicable): Floors swept and mopped. Mirrors polished — fitting room mirrors are checked carefully because customers stand directly in front of them in full light. Stool or bench surfaces wiped. Hooks and partitions cleaned. Any items left behind are bagged and given to your team.
Showroom display areas: For showrooms (furniture, automotive, kitchen, bath, design) — display surfaces dusted and cleaned around merchandise without disturbing setup. Floor areas around displays mopped or vacuumed. Demo and sample stations cleaned externally.
Customer-facing restrooms: Toilets, sinks, and fixtures cleaned and sanitized to a higher standard than back-office restrooms. Mirrors polished, floors mopped. Soap, paper, and supplies restocked. Trash emptied.
Back-of-house, office, and staff areas: Stockroom cleaning (sweep, mop, tidy — we don’t move inventory). Staff break rooms and kitchens cleaned. Office areas cleaned to standard office levels. Receiving areas swept and tidied. Staff restrooms cleaned.
Types of spaces
Retail and showroom categories we serve
Clothing and apparel retail: Boutiques, specialty clothing stores, and apparel retailers. Fitting rooms, mirrors, floor displays, and customer restrooms get focused attention.
Furniture and home goods showrooms: Furniture stores, home design showrooms, and lifestyle retailers. We dust around displays without disturbing setup.
Car and motorcycle dealerships: Sales floor, customer waiting area, restrooms, glass-walled offices, and service waiting lounges. Glass and showroom floor finish are the dominant cleaning priorities. We don’t clean inside vehicles (your detail team) or the service bay floor (shop maintenance).
Specialty and gift retail: Smaller-format stores, gift shops, and specialty retailers. Often a 3-5x weekly schedule rather than daily.
Galleries and design studios: Art galleries, design showrooms, and curated retail. Spotless floors, glass, and display surfaces. We work around artwork and merchandise carefully and never touch displayed pieces.
Real estate and showroom-style offices: Real estate offices, mortgage and insurance offices, and customer-facing financial services. Front-of-house presentation matters here as much as in retail.
When we work
Three windows that fit retail hours
After-hours (after close): Most common for retail and showroom accounts — covers the full cleaning scope without ever overlapping with customers or staff.
Pre-opening (before staff arrive): Common for stores with limited evening access, mall-based retailers with after-hours restrictions, or showrooms with security limitations.
Reduced-frequency schedules: For smaller retail spaces, 3-5x weekly schedules are common. Floors and restrooms get hit every visit; deeper cleaning rotates across the week.
Glass and display experts
The single most visible signal of a clean retail space is the glass. We use commercial glass cleaning techniques that prevent streaks.
We work around your merchandise
We don’t move displays, restock product, or touch inventory. Our crews clean around setups your team has built.
Cleaning is invisible to customers
By the time you open the next morning, the space is reset and there’s no trace of cleaning happening overnight.
Same crew, every visit
Your store is assigned to a specific crew who learns your setup, your standards, and your concerns.
Experienced people, not entry-level
Every crew member assigned to a retail account brings at least five years of professional cleaning experience.
How do you handle merchandise and displays?
We don’t touch merchandise, inventory, or product. Our crews clean around your setups without disturbing them. Display surfaces are dusted externally; the products on them are left exactly where your team placed them.
How do you handle store keys and after-hours access?
We follow your store’s existing protocols. Keys are logged and signed for by the assigned crew lead. Alarm codes are shared only with assigned crew members. We do not duplicate keys or share access information.
What about high-end or fragile merchandise — galleries, jewelry, designer goods?
Tell us what’s in your space during the walk-through. For galleries and high-value retail, we limit our crews to working around displays without going near them, focus cleaning effort on floors, glass, and common areas, and discuss specific protocols with you.
Will the same crew clean our store every time?
Yes. Your store is assigned to a specific crew, and your manager will know their names.
How quickly can you start service?
For active retail spaces needing immediate cleaning, we can typically start within 5 business days of contract signing.
Can you handle window cleaning — both interior and exterior storefronts?
Interior glass and street-side storefront glass at ground level: yes, as part of standard cleaning. Higher-elevation exterior windows (second story and above) require specialized equipment and are not part of our current services — we’d recommend hiring a dedicated window cleaning vendor for those, or we can refer one if helpful.
Can you provide a Certificate of Insurance?
Yes. We carry $500,000 general liability and are bonded. COIs are typically sent within 1-2 business days of request.
We have multiple locations. Can you cover all of them?
We evaluate multi-location accounts on a case-by-case basis. Two or three stores within our service area is usually workable; larger portfolios depend on locations, frequencies, and timing. Tell us about your situation during the walk-through and we’ll be straightforward about what we can take on.