CORPORATE CLEANING

Office & Commercial Buildings

Create a productive, healthy workspace for your employees and a professional first impression for your clients. We specialize in multi-tenant buildings, corporate HQs, and financial institutions.

FIRST IMPRESSIONS MATTER

A Clean Office is a Productive Office

Your office environment directly impacts employee morale and client confidence. Dust on desks, overflowing trash bins, or spotted carpets send the wrong message about your business.

Centex Office Pros delivers consistent, high-quality cleaning that works around your business hours. Whether you need nightly janitorial service or a daytime porter, we ensure your facility is always ready for business.

DETAILED ATTENTION

Where We Focus

Workstations

Dusting monitors, wiping desks, and sanitizing phones and keyboards.

Conference Rooms

Cleaning glass tables, arranging chairs, and removing catering debris.

Breakrooms

Sanitizing counters, cleaning microwaves, and restocking supplies.

Restrooms

Deep cleaning fixtures, refilling dispensers, and mopping floors.

What makes an office different

Offices Look Easy to Clean. They Are Not.

An office is the building type most likely to be under-scoped, because it looks straightforward. Desks, carpet, a few conference rooms. Providers quote it by square footage and move on.

Then the complaints start, and they are never about the square footage. They are about the breakroom sink, the restroom at 3:00 p.m., the conference room nobody reset before a client meeting, and the entryway that looks tired every time it rains.

Shared space is what breaks down in an office, and shared space is a small fraction of the floor plan. A plan that spreads effort evenly across the building spends most of its hours in the places nobody is complaining about.

What we hold ourselves to in office buildings

  • Background-checked, vetted crews
  • The same crew, not a revolving door of strangers
  • Defined checklists for high-touch surfaces
  • Shared spaces scoped separately from desk areas
  • Routine quality checks and supervisor oversight
  • Clear communication when something needs correcting

Where the program bends

What Changes in an Office

Same process, different weighting. This is where an office building earns a plan of its own rather than a generic one.

Offices and professional services — where the plan shifts
AreaWhat changes here
BreakroomsThe single most common source of complaints in an office and the most commonly under-scoped room in a proposal. Counters, sinks, tables, appliance exteriors and trash need daily attention, not a weekly pass.
RestroomsJudged constantly by the people who work there. Reliability matters more than intensity — a restroom that is good four days out of five reads as a restroom that is never quite clean.
Conference roomsEmpty most of the time, then suddenly the room a client sits in. These need a reset rhythm tied to how often they are actually booked.
Dust controlEdges, ledges and baseboards are invisible until a year of skipping them becomes visible all at once. They belong on a defined monthly line rather than being left to judgment.
Entryways and traffic lanesWhere the building shows wear first and where visitors form their impression. Floor care is scheduled to these lanes rather than spread evenly across the floor plate.
Multi-tenant coordinationShared corridors, elevators and common restrooms need a clear owner. We define who is responsible for what in writing so nothing sits in a gap between tenants.

Which of these apply to your building, and how often, is settled on the walkthrough — not from a square-footage number.

Common questions

Office and Commercial Cleaning

Why do offices need a custom scope if the layout is simple?

Because complaints in an office do not come from the open floor — they come from shared space. Breakrooms, restrooms, conference rooms and entryways are a small share of the square footage and nearly all of the dissatisfaction. A plan built from square footage alone puts hours where nobody is looking.

Do you clean during business hours or after?

Most office clients prefer after-hours work so nothing disrupts the day. Buildings with heavy daytime traffic, multiple shifts or a high-visibility lobby often add day porter hours on top of the nightly reset.

Can you handle a multi-tenant building?

Yes. The important part is defining responsibility clearly — which corridors, elevators, common restrooms and entry areas are in scope, and who to contact when something needs attention. We put that in writing rather than leaving it to assumption.

See how a program gets built: Our Cleaning Process · Janitorial services · Day porter coverage

Security You Can Trust

We understand that office buildings contain sensitive information and valuable assets. That’s why security is our top priority.

Background Checks

Every employee undergoes rigorous screening before entering your facility.

Uniformed Staff

Our team is easily identifiable and professional at all times.

Insured & Bonded

Full liability coverage for your peace of mind.