Every industry cleans differently.

A dental practice, a daycare and a gym are not cleaned from the same checklist, on the same schedule, or with the same paperwork. Each page below is written for one kind of space: the scope we actually quote, the hours that respect how you operate, and the documents your landlord or insurer will ask for.

Greater Austin, a metro of about 2.5 million people, combines the Texas state capital and the University of Texas with the tech economy nicknamed Silicon Hills, so a facility manager here deals with an unusually wide mix of buildings within a short drive. Downtown holds the Capitol, state office buildings and a skyline of 66 towers over 300 feet, including Waterline, now the tallest building in Texas. The Domain in northwest Austin adds about 3.5 million square feet of offices plus major retail; Round Rock is home to Dell's headquarters and the La Frontera business center; and the State Highway 130 corridor east of the city carries Tesla's Gigafactory Texas and Pflugerville's distribution and office-park space, with Samsung's announced plant near Taylor farther out in Williamson County. The largest employers include state government, UT Austin, H-E-B, the City of Austin, Ascension Seton, Dell, Tesla, St. David's and Amazon, so healthcare, education, technology and logistics facilities are all well represented. Hospitality peaks around SXSW in March, the two ACL Festival weekends in October and the Formula One race at Circuit of The Americas. Climate shapes every cleaning plan: highs reach 90°F on about 123 days a year, Ashe juniper pollen fills the air in the December–January cedar season, and Austin Water's supply from Lake Travis and Lake Austin averages 93 parts per million of hardness. Choose an industry below for local detail on that sector.

Don’t see yours? Message us and we will tell you honestly whether we can cover it. They all quote the same way: a walkthrough at no cost, scope and price in writing, no payment at booking.

228 industries · 19 sectors