01 / Restrooms
Restroom care
Restrooms cleaned, sanitized and stocked, so they never become the talk of the office.
View detailsRestaurants
Dining rooms ready before the first guest.
Front-of-house cleaning for Reno restaurants: dining rooms, booths and tables, the host stand, entry glass, guest restrooms and floors cleaned after close.
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What we take care of.
Guests decide how they feel about a restaurant before the menu arrives. The entry, the booth and the restroom set the mood.
We clean the front of house after close or before opening: dining room floors, tables, chairs and booths, the host stand, entry glass, the bar top’s front and guest restrooms.
Midtown and downtown restaurants with late service can book an early-morning clean instead.
Services
Services for this industry
02 / Floors
Floor and carpet care
Hard floors scrubbed and refinished, carpet deep cleaned, all on a rhythm that fits.
View details03 / Daytime
Day porter services
A porter on site through the day for restrooms, kitchens, lobbies and spills.
View detailsWhy Reno Cleaning Co
Clean offices,
easy mornings.
Reno offices choose us because the place simply feels better when the team walks in.
01
Cleaners you can trust
Background-checked cleaners who treat your office like a place people care about.
02
Supervisors who look
A supervisor checks the work, so you get the standard you agreed to on every visit.
03
Your hours, not ours
Evenings, weekends or early mornings: whenever your office is quiet.
The dining room, front to back
The visit starts at the entry: door glass cleared, mats vacuumed and the floor just inside mopped. The host stand and waiting area are wiped and tidied, menus straightened and the bench seating cleaned.
In the dining room, tables, chairs and booths are wiped, including seat backs, table bases and the crumbs that hide in booth seams. Floors are swept and mopped under every table. Guest restrooms are cleaned, sanitized and restocked, and the front of the bar is wiped down where guests lean.
After close or before opening
Restaurants that close in the evening are often cleaned straight after, which leaves the morning free for prep and deliveries. Places with late service in Midtown and downtown prefer an early-morning visit, so the dining room is fresh when the opening crew arrives.
Busy weekend brunches and event nights can call for an extra visit. A day porter can also look after guest restrooms during a long lunch rush.
Restaurants around Reno
From Midtown cafes to dining rooms near the Riverwalk and family restaurants in South Meadows, each front of house has its own layout and hours. Dining room tile and carpet run on their own cycle through floor and carpet care, so they look good between deeper cleans.
Choosing how often
Restaurants open every day usually want a front-of-house clean every night or every morning, because a dining room shows wear after a single busy service. A cafe that closes early in the week can line visits up with its open days. Holiday weeks, big events and graduation season are worth an extra visit or two, and deeper floor work, like scrubbing tile grout or extracting carpet, fits a slow morning.
A few useful answers
Common questions.
Do you clean booths and dining chairs?
Yes. Seats, backs and table bases are wiped, and the floor underneath is cleaned.
Could our dining room be done before we unlock in the morning?
Yes. Early-morning visits suit restaurants with late service.
Are guest restrooms part of the visit?
Yes. Guest restrooms are cleaned, sanitized and restocked every time.
Can high chairs and booster seats be wiped down?
Yes. They are wiped and stacked neatly on each visit.
Will chairs be put back the way we like them?
Yes. Chairs and tables go back to your layout before the cleaners leave.
Can the patio be swept as part of the visit?
Yes. Patio seating and the ground around it go into the plan whenever you want them.
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