Most buildings do not need a cleaning company and a separate maintenance company and a separate floor contractor. Below is what we cover, which facility types we work in, and how coverage is usually structured across the Valley.
Key Takeaways
- Locally owned since 2010, with a named leadership team on our leadership page — not a franchise territory run from another state.
- Commercial only. We clean businesses and institutions, not houses, which means our crews and scopes are built for facilities.
- One point of contact across sites. We currently serve Rio Salado College across seven campus locations and Mesa Community College.
- Cleaning and maintenance under one contract — nightly janitorial, daytime porter coverage, floor care, windows, power washing and grounds.
- Free quotes after a walkthrough. We price the building we actually see, not a square-foot estimate over the phone.
Commercial Cleaning and Janitorial Services
Recurring janitorial is the foundation of most of our accounts: trash and recycling removal, restroom cleaning and restocking, floors, dusting, break rooms, high-touch points and entry glass, performed after close or before opening so nobody's business is interrupted.
| Service | What it covers | Typical cadence |
| Scheduled cleaning |
Recurring janitorial to an agreed written scope |
Daily, weekly or bi-weekly |
| Day porter services |
Daytime restroom rounds, lobby resets, spill response |
Hours per day, while occupied |
| Floor cleaning & waxing |
VCT strip and wax, scrub and recoat, burnishing, carpet extraction |
Quarterly to annually |
| Commercial window cleaning |
Interior and exterior glass, storefronts, entry systems |
Monthly to quarterly |
| Commercial power washing |
Walkways, entries, plazas, dumpster pads, building exteriors |
Seasonal or as needed |
| Landscape maintenance |
Grounds, common areas and exterior presentation |
Weekly or bi-weekly |
Building Maintenance and Facility Services
Most buildings do not need a cleaning vendor and a separate maintenance vendor and a separate floor contractor. They need one company that covers the recurring work and the periodic work, on one contract, with one person to call.
That is what facility services means in practice. The nightly janitorial scope keeps the building running day to day. The periodic scope — hard floor restoration, carpet extraction, window cleaning, exterior pressure washing, grounds — runs on its own cycle and gets budgeted separately. Daytime porter coverage bridges the two for buildings where conditions degrade between cleanings.
For property managers and facilities directors handling several buildings, consolidating that under one provider is usually the difference between managing a schedule and managing four vendors. Our commercial cleaning cost guide explains how each of these is priced and what typically sits inside the base scope versus what gets billed separately.
Facilities We Clean
| Facility type | What the scope focuses on |
| Offices |
Nightly janitorial, restrooms, break rooms, entry glass, carpet traffic lanes |
| Medical & dental practices |
Exam and treatment room turnover, restroom sanitation, scheduling around patient hours |
| Colleges & universities |
Multi-campus custodial, classroom and lab scopes, summer floor restoration, RFP responses |
| K-12 schools & districts |
Bell-schedule cycles, gym and cafeteria floors, summer strip-and-wax |
| Churches |
Weekend turnaround, sanctuary, nursery and fellowship hall resets |
| Restaurants |
Front-of-house sequencing, hard-floor degreasing, late and weekend hours |
| Retail & multi-tenant |
Public restrooms, entry glass, common areas, daytime porter coverage |
| Industrial & warehouse |
Large floor areas, dust control, break rooms and restrooms, dock areas |
Serving the Phoenix Metro from Peoria
Our office is at 9299 W Olive Ave in Peoria, and every crew dispatches from there. We hold dedicated service pages for Peoria, Phoenix, Mesa, Scottsdale, Glendale, Tempe, Chandler, Gilbert and Surprise, with coverage across the rest of the Valley listed below.
Two Phoenix conditions shape almost every scope we write. Monsoon season, mid-June through the end of September, loads entryways, glass and HVAC returns with fine dust across the whole metro — buildings with street-facing entrances move matting and glass onto a tighter cycle for those months. And summer heat pushes exterior work into early-morning windows, which is why power washing and exterior glass get scheduled before sunrise rather than mid-afternoon.
Why Businesses Choose Plan B
- We are actually here. Peoria headquarters, Arizona owned, operating since 2010. The account manager who scopes your building is the person you call afterwards.
- Real names, not a call centre. Our leadership team is listed publicly with titles and photographs.
- Institutional experience. We serve Rio Salado College across seven campus locations and Mesa Community College, and we have worked with local city municipalities.
- Commercial and labor divisions. Porter coverage, event staffing and specialty work are staffed from the same operation rather than subcontracted out.
- Written scopes. You get rooms, tasks and frequencies in writing, not a single monthly number with no task list behind it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What areas of the Phoenix metro do you serve?
We serve the full Phoenix metropolitan area from our Peoria office, including Phoenix, Peoria, Glendale, Scottsdale, Mesa, Tempe, Chandler, Gilbert, Queen Creek, Surprise, Buckeye, Avondale, Litchfield Park, El Mirage, Tolleson and Fountain Hills.
Do you clean houses or only commercial buildings?
Commercial and institutional buildings only. Our crews, equipment and scopes are built for facilities — offices, medical practices, campuses, churches, restaurants, retail and industrial space. We do not offer residential cleaning.
How much does commercial cleaning cost?
Pricing depends on square footage, service frequency, facility type and floor surface, with frequency usually moving the number more than size does. We quote after a walkthrough rather than over the phone, because a number based on square footage alone changes once we see the building.
Our commercial cleaning cost guide explains the four pricing models and what drives the number up or down.
What is the difference between janitorial services and facility services?
Janitorial services covers the recurring cleaning scope — restrooms, floors, trash, dusting, high-touch surfaces — usually performed after hours. Facility services is broader: the janitorial scope plus the periodic and exterior work that keeps a building presentable, such as floor restoration, window cleaning, pressure washing, grounds and daytime porter coverage.
Most buildings need both. Buying them from one provider means one contract, one schedule and one point of accountability.
Do you accept contracts and RFPs?
Yes. We respond to formal RFPs, invitations to bid and institutional solicitations alongside standard quotes, and we have served local city municipalities and multi-campus college districts. If you have a submission deadline, tell us the date when you first make contact.
Can you clean outside our business hours?
Yes — most of our work happens after close or before opening. We schedule nightly, early-morning and weekend service. For buildings that need coverage while occupied, we add day porter hours alongside the nightly scope.
How quickly can you provide a quote?
Call (623) 455-8405 or use the quote form on this page and we will arrange a walkthrough. Quotes are free and come with a written scope listing rooms, tasks and frequencies.
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Commercial cleaning, janitorial and building maintenance across the Phoenix metro. Daily, weekly and bi-weekly schedules. Contracts and RFPs welcome.
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Call (623) 455-8405