01 / Recurring
Janitorial services
Nightly or weekly janitorial care that keeps the whole building in order, visit after visit.
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Services
Recurring cleaning, scheduled floor and carpet work, daytime porters and one-time cleanups, all run from one written plan.
Our services
Pick the services your building needs and we’ll fold them into one plan.
01 / Recurring
Nightly or weekly janitorial care that keeps the whole building in order, visit after visit.
View details02 / Offices
Workstations, kitchens, meeting rooms and restrooms reset for the next working day.
View details03 / Commercial
Shared lobbies, storefronts and tenant spaces kept presentable for the public.
View details04 / Floors
Scrubbing, burnishing, stripping and refinishing for hard floors that take real traffic.
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Hot-water extraction and spot treatment that lift traffic lanes and stains.
View details06 / Porter
A porter on site during your open hours for restrooms, lobbies and spills.
View details07 / Construction
Dust and debris cleared after a build-out, so the space opens on schedule.
View details08 / Industrial
Breakrooms, locker rooms, offices and concrete floors in working facilities.
View detailsWhy Fieldstone
A building that simply stays clean, visit after visit.
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Every area, task and frequency is set from what we see on site, then written down.
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Supervisors look over the work, so the standard holds from the first month on.
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Our cleaners are background checked before they ever hold your keys.
How it works
Getting started takes one visit and one decision.
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Every quote begins with an on-site walkthrough of the rooms and areas you want covered.
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A written plan and quote list what gets cleaned, how often and when.
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Cleaning runs around your hours: evenings, early mornings, weekends or after close.
Recurring work is the backbone: the nightly or weekly visits that keep restrooms, kitchens, offices and floors in order. Scheduled work comes a few times a year, like refinishing a corridor, extracting carpet or scrubbing grout. One-time work happens once, such as the cleanup after a build-out.
Sooner or later, a building needs all three. Keeping them in one written plan means one schedule, one contact and no overlap. Recurring janitorial service is the usual place to start, with the rest added as the building calls for it. See how each kind of work is priced, or find your city on our service areas page.
Buildings that stay busy all day often pair the night crew with a porter. The porter handles what wears down while people are in: restroom supplies, lobby glass, the breakroom after lunch. The night crew handles the work that needs an empty building.
If you are not sure which your building needs, our porter and nightly cleaning guide walks through the signs, or see how plans differ by building type.
A few useful answers
The walkthrough sorts it out. We look at every area with you and recommend the mix in the written plan.
Yes. Nightly janitorial, floor care cycles and porter hours all sit in one plan.
Yes. Floor care, carpet extraction or a porter can join the plan once the routine settles.