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Offices
Professional offices that feel good to walk into.
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Built for Reno’s industries.
Offices and medical suites, warehouses and plants, coworking spaces, salons, schools, churches and more.
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Industries
Industries we serve
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Medical and dental suites
Waiting rooms and treatment areas patients feel good about.
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Warehouses and distribution
Shipping offices, breakrooms and restrooms that keep up with the dock.
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Industrial facilities
Front offices, shops and crew spaces cleaned to suit a working site.
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Manufacturing
Plant offices, locker rooms and breakrooms ready for every shift.
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Property management
Lobbies, shared restrooms and vacant suites, handled for property teams.
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Coworking spaces
Hot desks, phone booths and shared kitchens kept member-ready.
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Salons and fitness
Salon floors, studio mirrors, locker rooms and restrooms kept fresh.
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Restaurants
Dining rooms, entries and guest restrooms ready before doors open.
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Schools
Classrooms, front offices and restrooms ready for the morning bell.
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Churches
Sanctuaries, fellowship halls and classrooms ready for every gathering.
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Apartment common areas
Lobbies, mailrooms, clubhouses and hallways residents notice.
View detailsWhy Reno Cleaning Co
Clean offices,
easy mornings.
Reno offices choose us because the place simply feels better when the team walks in.
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Cleaners you can trust
Background-checked cleaners who treat your office like a place people care about.
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Supervisors who look
A supervisor checks the work, so you get the standard you agreed to on every visit.
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Your hours, not ours
Evenings, weekends or early mornings: whenever your office is quiet.
Getting started
Three easy
steps.
A quick visit, a clear plan and a fresh office.
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Free walkthrough
We come by, look around and ask how your team uses each room.
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Written plan and quote
Everything we will clean and how often, in writing, with a clear quote.
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First clean on your date
We start when you say, at the hours that suit your office.
How plans differ from one workplace to the next
Offices want the rooms clients see to shine: reception, the conference room, the kitchen. Medical and dental suites want waiting rooms and touch points done with real care, and a plan that says exactly where our work stops and the clinical team’s begins. Coworking spaces want every shared desk wiped for the next member.Warehouses, plants and industrial sites care most about the rooms their crews share between shifts, plus concrete floors that stay clear. Property managers and apartment communities think in lobbies, hallways and shared restrooms.Salons and gyms open to a first client who notices mirrors and floors. Restaurants need the dining room right before the doors unlock, and schools and churches run on calendars of their own.
Reno’s mix of workplaces
Northern Nevada’s largest city has a little of everything. Downtown Reno and the Riverwalk hold law firms, agencies and professional suites. Midtown mixes creative offices, coworking spaces, salons and restaurants. South Meadows is home to office parks and medical buildings, and the Kietzke Lane and Plumas corridor lines up offices, practices and multi-tenant buildings.
Toward Sparks and the North Valleys, the industrial areas fill with warehouses, distribution centers and manufacturers. Each kind of building gets a plan written for how it is actually used, rather than a one-size-fits-all list.
A few useful answers
Questions by industry.
Is our workplace a good fit?
If people work in it, visit it or gather in it, we would be glad to take a look.
Do warehouses and plants get a different plan from offices?
Yes. Their plans follow your shifts and focus on breakrooms, restrooms, locker areas and floors.
Do you clean churches and schools?
Yes. Both are planned around their own calendars of services, classes and events.
Our building mixes offices and a warehouse. Where should we start?
With the page for your main use. Mention everything else at the walkthrough and one plan will cover it all.
Do plants and offices get the same walkthrough?
The approach is the same, but the questions change: shifts and site rules at a plant, client areas and locked rooms at an office.