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Showroom cleaning that lets the product do the talking
Showroom cleaning across the Bay Area and Sacramento, from auto and furniture floors to tile, lighting, design and kitchen-and-bath galleries, with floors, glass, displays and customer spaces finished before your doors open.
Your floor is part of the pitch
In a tile, stone or flooring showroom the floor is literally on sale, and everywhere else it is the stage every product stands on. Polished concrete, porcelain, natural stone, luxury vinyl and carpet runners each need their own method, and a buyer notices a dull lane or a scuff faster than you might expect.
Each visit, the crew dust-mops every hard surface, then cleans it with a neutral solution that is safe for the finish, edges and corners included, and entry mats are vacuumed so grit stays at the door. Machine scrubbing, burnishing, strip-and-refinish and marble or terrazzo polishing run through commercial floor care on nights when the surface has time to dry and cure before opening.
Glass, mirrors and fixtures with no fingerprints
Showrooms invite touching, and every handprint stays until someone removes it. Entry doors, storefront glass, display cases, mirrored walls and glass shelving are cleaned streak-free, and the chrome faucets, cabinet pulls and brushed hardware on demo vanities are wiped and buffed so they look as new as the day they were installed.
Lighting and design showrooms hang pendants, chandeliers and fixtures overhead, where dust collects quietly. Pieces within reach are dusted by hand with soft cloths, and tall ceilings, beams and high-hung fixtures are dusted from lifts on a periodic schedule. Exterior storefront glass can join the plan through commercial window cleaning.
One standard for every kind of showroom
Car showrooms need tire marks lifted, vehicle bodies left untouched and the delivery corner ready for photos, all covered on our car dealership cleaning page. Kitchen and bath showrooms need working sinks, countertop slabs, cabinet fronts and appliance doors spotless, because buyers picture them in their own homes.
Flooring and tile showrooms gather fine dust from sample racks and cutting areas, so the racks, display boards and the floor beneath them are cleaned on a set rotation. Furniture and mattress showrooms get upholstery vacuumed, tabletops and wood surfaces dusted and staged room settings kept crisp. Design centers get sample libraries, material tables and consultation areas cleaned without disturbing what your team has laid out.
Sample areas, design tables and the back room
Your designers spend hours arranging swatches, finish boards and sample trays. Crews wipe tables and shelves around them, return anything they lift to its exact spot and leave client folders and plans where they were found.
Behind the sales floor, stock rooms, receiving doors, offices and staff break rooms are cleaned on the same visits, so the whole building stays on one schedule. If you also run a storefront or a shop counter, it follows the same routine as our retail and restaurant cleaning.
Restrooms and lounges customers remember
A buyer choosing a vanity or a faucet will judge your own restroom first. Customer restrooms are scrubbed, disinfected and restocked each service day, with mirrors polished and fixtures shined, and supplies can be provided and restocked or taken from your own stock.
Waiting areas, coffee stations, kids’ corners and seating groups are wiped, vacuumed and reset, so customers who come in for a long design appointment have a comfortable place to sit.
Finished before the first appointment
Crews come in once the lights go down or before sunrise, timed around your hours, deliveries and weekend traffic. Crews are background-checked, and supervisors do quality inspections, so you can hand over keys and alarm codes with confidence.
Before a launch, a trade night or a big sale weekend, an extra visit gives the floor, glass and displays a deeper pass. While an event is running, day porter services keep restrooms stocked, spills handled and glass clear as visitors move through.
What sets the price of showroom cleaning
Price follows the size and makeup of the showroom: square footage, floor types and their finish, the amount of glass and mirror, the number of displays and fixtures, visits per week, preferred hours, restroom count, periodic floor work, high dusting and any porter hours.
We walk the space with you, then send a written plan and quote that lists every area, its tasks and how often each one is done.
A few useful answers
Common questions
Could your team come at dawn rather than late at night?
Yes. We book late-evening or pre-dawn visits, and each one wraps up before your first customer or design appointment.
Are staged vignettes and finish boards left the way we set them?
Displays and vignettes stay as your team staged them. Crews clean around them and return anything they lift, such as a chair or sample tray, to its exact place.
How do you care for polished concrete and stone showroom floors?
A neutral cleaner and soft pads protect the finish each visit, while scrubbing, burnishing and marble or terrazzo polishing are scheduled on nights when the floor can dry fully.
Can one plan cover the showroom, warehouse and offices?
Yes. The sales floor, stock rooms, offices and break rooms all go into one written plan with one schedule and one point of contact.
What does showroom cleaning cost?
Price follows the showroom’s size, floor types, glass, display count, visit frequency and hours. A walkthrough comes first, followed by a written quote that spells out every task.