Service area
Where we clean.
Vancouver, Camas, Washougal and Ridgefield, and everywhere in between. If your building is in Clark County, we can almost certainly fit it into your schedule.
- Cities and communities we serve
- Other areas we cover
Boundaries from the U.S. Census Bureau. Just outside the shaded area? Ask anyway — whether it works depends on the schedule and the building.
Cities
Buildings we clean, by town
Vancouver
The bulk of our work. Downtown offices, multi-tenant buildings along the Mill Plain and Fourth Plain corridors, medical and dental suites, and the office space inside light-industrial sites.
Camas
Professional offices, clinics and the office areas of manufacturing and technology sites. We clean the offices, restrooms and break rooms — never the production floor.
Washougal
Small commercial suites, offices and light-industrial administrative space along the river corridor.
Ridgefield
A fast-growing corridor off I-5 with new commercial construction — we handle both regular janitorial and post-construction cleanup.
Battle Ground & Brush Prairie
Professional offices, clinics and small commercial buildings serving the north county.
Salmon Creek, Hazel Dell, Orchards & Felida
Suburban office parks, medical and dental practices, and suites in multi-tenant buildings across greater Vancouver.
Why we stay in Clark County
There are two of us, and we work to each client's schedule. Keeping the route tight means we arrive when we said we would, every time, rather than spreading ourselves across a territory we cannot service properly.
A cleaning company that takes a building an hour away is a cleaning company that will eventually start missing visits at one of them. We would rather say no.
Just outside?
Ask. Whether we can take a building slightly beyond the shaded area depends on the schedule, how big the space is, and what else we are doing nearby. It costs you nothing to find out.
Next step
Let us walk your building.
No cost, no obligation, about twenty minutes. You get a written quote showing the monthly figure and the per-visit figure, with nothing to sign on the spot.