Your office, reset for tomorrow.

Office cleaning from Fieldstone.

An office is judged in small moments: the coffee counter at nine, the conference table before a client meeting, the restroom after lunch. Office cleaning from Fieldstone is aimed at those moments.

After your team heads home, the crew empties bins, wipes clear desk surfaces, resets meeting rooms, cleans the kitchen from sink to appliance fronts, restocks restrooms and finishes with the floors.

Suites in a shared building, single-tenant offices and multi-floor headquarters all get a routine written for their own layout.

What the morning tells you.

An office at eight in the morning is the honest report card for the night before. Is the coffee counter clear and dry? Are the bins under the desks empty? Does the restroom smell clean and have paper? Are there crumbs on the carpet under the lunch table?

Every one of those questions maps to a line on the nightly routine. When the answers are all yes, nobody thinks about cleaning at all, which is the point. When one slips, tell us and the supervisor follows it up with the crew.

What does office cleaning cost?

A 3,500-square-foot office cleaned five nights a week usually runs $525 to $875 a month in our service area. That band reflects the typical 2026 market rate of $0.15 to $0.25 per sq ft monthly, lower in Sacramento-area suburbs and higher on the Peninsula and in San Francisco. A large, open floor with few people starts around $0.10, and offices with heavy daily use and long task lists go as high as $0.46. Our guide to commercial cleaning cost compares the bands city by city.

Bigger offices show how it scales. A 9,000-square-foot Palo Alto office floor with 55 people, three restrooms and a kitchen that feeds the team all day is priced near $0.23. Five nights a week, that is $2,070 a month. The same floor on three nights costs less, but the kitchen and desks go longer between visits, and most busy teams notice.

Headcount drives the rate as much as footage. More people means more trash, more dishes and more restroom traffic. Glass walls on meeting rooms, carpet versus hard floor, and whether the crew can start at six or has to wait out late meetings all move it. Local wage rates count too, and they run higher in San Francisco and Berkeley than around Sacramento. Interior glass, carpet extraction and floor refinishing sit outside the nightly rate. We walk the office with you and send a written plan and quote that lists the work area by area.