Commercial & janitorial
Commercial Cleaning Services for Businesses
10BucksARoom isn't just residential cleaning. We provide professional commercial cleaning services for businesses that need dependable, consistent cleaning without the headaches of managing it themselves.
From offices and retail stores to restaurants, professional facilities, common areas and commercial properties, our local cleaning teams can build a cleaning plan around the needs of your business.
Whether you need recurring janitorial service, office cleaning, common-area cleaning, turnover cleaning or periodic deep cleaning, 10BucksARoom can help keep your workplace clean, professional and ready for employees, customers and visitors.
Prefer to talk it through? Call 1-855-766-6410
What commercial cleaning is — and how it differs from house cleaning
Commercial cleaning is the ongoing cleaning of a space where people work, shop, eat or gather. Instead of one household's routine, it's built around traffic volume, business hours, health and appearance standards, and the specific rooms your customers and employees actually use — lobbies, restrooms, breakrooms, conference rooms, sales floors and common areas.
That's why business cleaning is scoped and quoted differently than residential cleaning. A home is priced by rooms. A facility is priced by size, scope and frequency: how much space, what tasks happen on each visit, how often crews come, and what type of building it is. A 1,200-square-foot dental office cleaned four nights a week is a very different plan than a 9,000-square-foot warehouse office cleaned once a week.
Commercial cleaning also runs on your calendar, not ours. Most accounts are cleaned before opening, after closing or overnight, with access, alarm and key procedures agreed to before the first visit. And most commercial customers want the same thing done the same way every time, so recurring accounts work from a written scope both sides sign off on.
What doesn't change is the part that made us: trained local crews, no salespeople, plain answers, and pricing explained before work starts. If you already know our residential $10-a-room pricing, commercial works the same way in spirit — you'll know the number before the crew shows up. It's just quoted for a facility instead of a house.
Commercial cleaning for many types of businesses
Every facility has its own rhythm. Here's how our local teams typically approach the buildings we're asked about most. Availability of any specific service depends on the team covering your ZIP code.
Office buildings
Multi-tenant and single-tenant office buildings where lobbies, elevators, hallways, restrooms and shared areas need to look consistent every single day the doors open.
Corporate offices
Workstations, conference rooms, kitchens, breakrooms and restrooms cleaned on a schedule that fits around your staff instead of interrupting them.
Small businesses
Storefronts, studios and small suites that don't need a full janitorial department — just a dependable crew showing up on the days that matter.
Restaurants
Front-of-house cleaning: dining rooms, entryways, restrooms, glass, floors and the high-touch surfaces guests notice first. Scope is built with your manager before service starts.
Retail stores
Sales floors, fitting rooms, checkout areas, entry glass and restrooms cleaned before opening or after closing so customers never see a mop bucket.
Medical and professional offices
Waiting rooms, exam and treatment rooms, restrooms and offices cleaned to your written protocol. We follow the facility's own product and access requirements.
Dental offices
Reception areas, hallways, restrooms and operatory floors and surfaces cleaned after hours so the practice opens to a clean space.
Banks and financial offices
Lobbies, teller lines, private offices, conference rooms and restrooms — usually after close, with access and security procedures agreed to in advance.
Property management companies
One point of contact across a portfolio: common areas, hallways, laundry rooms, leasing offices, and turnover cleaning between residents.
Apartment and condominium common areas
Lobbies, corridors, stairwells, mailrooms, fitness rooms, trash rooms and amenity spaces on a recurring schedule residents can count on.
Clubhouses
Event rooms, kitchens, restrooms and lounges cleaned between bookings or on a set weekly rhythm during the busy season.
Daycare and educational facilities
Classrooms, play areas, restrooms and common spaces cleaned after close where local teams offer it, using the products the facility approves.
Gyms and fitness facilities
Locker rooms, restrooms, studio floors, glass and high-touch equipment surfaces — usually cleaned overnight or before the first class.
Salons and spas
Styling and treatment areas, wash stations, restrooms, floors and glass cleaned between service days so the space stays presentable.
Warehouses and light industrial offices
Office areas, breakrooms, restrooms and interior common spaces attached to warehouse and light industrial operations.
Auto dealerships
Showrooms, customer lounges, service write-up areas, restrooms and glass — the parts of the building customers spend their waiting time in.
Showrooms
Display floors, glass, entry areas and restrooms kept clean between appointments and open-house hours.
Churches and houses of worship
Sanctuaries, fellowship halls, classrooms, kitchens and restrooms cleaned before or after services and midweek events.
Real estate offices
Reception, private offices, conference rooms and restrooms cleaned on a recurring schedule, plus listing and turnover cleaning when you need it.
Professional service businesses
Law firms, accounting practices, agencies and consultancies — quiet, after-hours cleaning that keeps client-facing space sharp.
Construction and post-construction locations
Interior post-construction cleanup where local teams offer it: dust removal, surface wipe-down, floor cleaning and final detail before handover.
Move-in and move-out commercial properties
Cleaning between tenants so a suite shows well, or a full clean-out after a business vacates a space.
Vacant commercial properties
Periodic cleaning and pre-showing cleaning for vacant units so brokers and property managers can walk buyers and tenants through a clean space.
Commercial cleaning services
Most commercial plans are built from a short list of tasks repeated reliably, plus periodic detail work. These are the services our teams provide for business customers where they're offered locally.
Office cleaning
The core of most accounts: desks and surfaces dusted, floors vacuumed or mopped, restrooms and breakrooms cleaned, trash removed, glass and entry areas wiped down.
Recurring commercial cleaning
A fixed scope on a fixed schedule so the same tasks happen the same way every visit. Recurring accounts get a written scope you can adjust as the business changes.
Janitorial cleaning
Ongoing general cleaning and upkeep of a building's interior — floors, restrooms, common areas, trash and supply restocking where you provide the supplies.
Restroom cleaning
Toilets, urinals, sinks, mirrors, partitions, dispensers and floors cleaned and disinfected with standard commercial products on every scheduled visit.
Breakroom, kitchen and common-area cleaning
Counters, tables, chairs, sinks, appliance exteriors, microwaves, floors and trash — the shared spaces that show wear fastest.
Floor cleaning, vacuuming and mopping
Carpet vacuuming, hard-floor sweeping and mopping, entry mats and spot attention on traffic lanes. Specialty floor work is quoted separately when it's available locally.
Dusting and interior surface cleaning
Desks, sills, ledges, partitions, vents, baseboards and other flat surfaces on a rotation appropriate to your facility.
High-touch surface cleaning
Door handles, push plates, light switches, railings, shared equipment surfaces, elevator buttons and reception counters cleaned with standard commercial products.
Trash and recycling removal
Emptying interior bins, replacing liners and taking waste to your designated dumpster or collection area.
Lobby, reception and conference-room cleaning
First impressions and meeting spaces: glass, seating, tables, floors and touchpoints cleaned before the day starts.
Employee-area cleaning
Workstations, shared desks, locker areas and staff restrooms — the space your team uses all day.
Retail and restaurant front-of-house cleaning
Sales floors, dining rooms, entry glass, restrooms and floors cleaned around your operating hours.
Property-management and common-area cleaning
Hallways, stairwells, lobbies, mailrooms, laundry rooms and amenity spaces across one building or an entire portfolio.
Commercial move-in and move-out cleaning
A full interior clean when a tenant leaves or before a new one takes possession, including cabinets, fixtures, glass and floors.
Commercial deep cleaning
A one-time reset that goes past routine cleaning — detail work on floors, restrooms, kitchens, vents, baseboards and neglected areas.
Post-construction cleanup
Interior construction dust and debris removal, surface wipe-down and final floor cleaning where the local team offers this service.
We don't claim specialized certifications, healthcare-grade disinfection, hazardous material handling or food-production sanitation. If your facility needs work outside what our local team performs, we'll tell you plainly instead of quoting it.
Scheduling
Commercial cleaning frequency and schedules
There's no single right schedule for commercial cleaning. A busy restaurant may need attention several nights a week, a professional office may be fine with one visit, and a vacant suite may only need cleaning before showings. The plan should follow the facility and the business, not a package.
Commercial cleaning plans commonly include:
- One-time cleaning — a single deep clean, pre-opening clean, turnover or post-construction interior
- Recurring cleaning — a fixed scope repeated on a set schedule
- Weekly cleaning — the most common starting point for small offices and professional suites
- Multiple visits per week — high-traffic spaces like restaurants, retail, gyms and busy medical offices
- Customized commercial schedules — different tasks on different days, or seasonal changes in frequency
Specific days, overnight availability and start dates depend on the local operator that covers your area, so we confirm those with you before a plan is finalized rather than promising them up front.
Build my commercial cleaning planHow commercial quoting and getting started works
Commercial pricing depends on four things: the size of the facility, what you want cleaned, how often crews come, and what kind of building it is. Because those vary so widely, we don't publish a commercial price list and we don't push business customers through the residential room-count flow. You get a quote for your actual space.
Getting started is short. Send your facility details through the form below or call 1-855-766-6410. A local team member confirms scope — rooms, restrooms, floor types, trash, access and hours — and, for larger facilities, arranges a walk-through. You get a written scope and price before anything is scheduled. Then we agree on a start date, access and a schedule, and your recurring visits begin.
If something about the plan isn't working after a few weeks, the scope can be adjusted. That's easier to fix early than to live with.
Bonded & insured crews
Background-checked cleaners, trained on our standards before entering your facility.
Local teams, one contact
Your account is handled by the local team that covers your ZIP code.
Around your hours
Most commercial work happens before opening, after closing or overnight.
Request commercial cleaning
Tell us about your facility and the local team that covers your ZIP code will follow up with scope and pricing. This form is for business and commercial properties — homeowners should book residential cleaning here.
Prefer the phone? Call 1-855-766-6410 — open 7 days, 8AM–8PM EST.
Commercial cleaning FAQs
Does 10 Bucks a Room offer commercial cleaning?
Yes. 10 Bucks a Room provides both residential and commercial cleaning services. Our local teams clean offices, retail stores, restaurants, professional facilities, commercial properties and common areas in addition to homes and apartments.
What types of businesses do you clean?
Offices, small businesses, retail stores, restaurants, medical and professional offices, dental offices, banks and financial offices, property management companies, apartment and condominium common areas, clubhouses, gyms, salons and spas, warehouse and light industrial offices, dealerships and showrooms, houses of worship, real estate offices and other professional service businesses.
Do you clean offices?
Yes. Office cleaning is our most common commercial service. A typical office scope covers workstations and surfaces, conference rooms, lobbies and reception, restrooms, breakrooms, floors, glass, high-touch surfaces and trash removal.
Do you offer recurring commercial cleaning?
Yes. Most commercial accounts are recurring with a written scope and a set schedule — weekly, multiple visits per week, every other week, or a custom rhythm. Availability of specific days and times depends on your local team.
Do you clean restaurants?
Yes, front-of-house restaurant cleaning: dining rooms, entryways, restrooms, glass, floors and high-touch surfaces. Kitchen scope is agreed to in writing before service begins. We do not represent ourselves as a specialized food-production sanitation provider.
Do you clean retail stores?
Yes. Retail cleaning is usually scheduled before opening or after closing and covers sales floors, fitting rooms, checkout areas, entry glass, restrooms and floors.
Can you clean apartment or condominium common areas?
Yes. Common-area cleaning includes lobbies, corridors, stairwells, elevators, mailrooms, laundry rooms, amenity and fitness rooms and trash rooms, typically on a recurring schedule.
Do you work with property managers?
Yes. Property managers are one of our most common commercial customers. We handle recurring common-area cleaning, leasing office cleaning, turnover cleaning between residents, and vacant-unit cleaning, with one point of contact for the properties we cover.
Can commercial cleaning be scheduled around business hours?
In most cases, yes — commercial cleaning is often done before opening, after closing or overnight so it doesn't interrupt your operation. Exact availability depends on the local team that covers your ZIP code, so confirm your preferred window when you request service.
How much does commercial cleaning cost?
Commercial cleaning is quoted rather than priced per room. The price depends on the size of the facility, what needs to be cleaned, how often you want service, and the type of building. Our $10-a-room residential pricing does not apply to commercial work. Send us your facility details and your local team will put a quote together.
Do you provide one-time commercial deep cleaning?
Yes. One-time commercial deep cleaning is available for seasonal resets, pre-opening cleans, post-construction interiors, tenant turnovers and vacant units, with no requirement to sign up for recurring service.
How do I request a commercial cleaning quote?
Fill out the commercial cleaning request form on this page with your facility type, ZIP code, approximate size and how often you need service, or call 1-855-766-6410. A local team member will follow up to confirm scope and pricing.
Local service areas for commercial cleaning
Commercial cleaning is delivered by the local 10 Bucks a Room team covering your area. These are areas with an active local team — if you don't see yours, check all locations or send your ZIP code through the form above.