Commercial Cleaning FAQs
866SaniClean is a family-operated commercial cleaning company, in business since 1979, with headquarters in Tustin, California.
We clean offices, medical suites, schools, churches, gyms, warehouses, retail centers and other commercial buildings across Orange County, Las Vegas and St. George, Utah. These are the questions building owners and managers ask us most before they start, and more on how we work is on our why choose us page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do you provide commercial cleaning?
We cover Orange County from our Tustin headquarters at 13658 Red Hill Ave Unit B, Tustin, CA 92780, and the Las Vegas valley including Henderson, Summerlin and North Las Vegas. Southern Utah is served from our St. George office at 1031 S Bluff St Suite 19. The main line for every region is (866) 726-4253, and the St. George line is (435) 599-7859.
How do you decide how often my building needs cleaning?
Frequency comes from how the building is used rather than its square footage. Restroom count, headcount, foot traffic and floor types decide whether a site needs two nights a week or five. We walk the building before quoting, count fixtures, note the surfaces, and ask when the space is busiest. The quote then sets a frequency against each task instead of one blanket schedule.
What does a written cleaning scope include?
The scope lists every task with how often it happens: restrooms, waste, desks, break rooms, glass and floors on each visit, then weekly and monthly detail work. Periodic jobs such as carpet extraction, floor machine work and high dusting sit on their own lines. That way both sides can point to exactly what was agreed, and nothing quietly drops off when a schedule gets tight.
Who supplies the paper, soap and trash liners?
That depends on the agreement. Some clients have us buy and stock restroom paper, hand soap and liners as part of the service, while others keep supplying them and our crews restock dispensers from their storage. Either way, the quote states how consumables are handled, so there is no confusion over who reorders when a dispenser runs low on a busy day.
Can you clean during business hours as well as at night?
Yes. Most recurring cleaning runs after hours, when a building is empty and crews can work through it in order. When restrooms, lobbies or break rooms need attention during the day, we add day porter hours. A porter keeps those areas stocked and presentable while people are in the building, and handles spills as they happen rather than the next night.
How do you keep the standard from slipping over time?
The same crew returns to your building rather than a rotating cast, so access rules, alarm codes and how you like each room left are learned once. Our staff are background-checked and trained before they are assigned to a site. Work is checked against the written scope, and you have a direct contact when something is missed, so it gets corrected on the next visit.