01 / Breakrooms
Breakroom and kitchen cleaning
Counters, sinks, tables and appliances wiped and ready for the next coffee break.
View detailsWarehouses and distribution
Cleaning for Reno warehouses and distribution centers: shipping offices, breakrooms, locker areas, restrooms and floors cleaned around your shifts.
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Reno’s warehouse and distribution buildings, from the industrial areas toward Sparks to the North Valleys, move freight all day and often all night.
We look after the spaces people use: the shipping office, the breakroom, restrooms, locker areas and the driver window, plus sealed concrete floors on a scrub schedule.
Cleaning is timed for the gaps in your shipping day, so nobody waits on us.
Services
01 / Breakrooms
Counters, sinks, tables and appliances wiped and ready for the next coffee break.
View details02 / Restrooms
Restrooms cleaned, sanitized and stocked, so they never become the talk of the office.
View details03 / Floors
Hard floors scrubbed and refinished, carpet deep cleaned, all on a rhythm that fits.
View detailsWhy Reno Cleaning Co
Reno offices choose us because the place simply feels better when the team walks in.
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Background-checked cleaners who treat your office like a place people care about.
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A supervisor checks the work, so you get the standard you agreed to on every visit.
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Evenings, weekends or early mornings: whenever your office is quiet.
A warehouse runs on people, and people need a decent place to eat lunch, change for a shift and wash up. We clean the breakroom tables and counters, the sinks and microwave, the restrooms from top to bottom and the locker area benches and floor on every visit.
The shipping office gets the treatment of any small office: desks, phones, the counter at the window and the floor. Truck drivers often wait right there and use the closest restroom, so that corner gets a little extra attention. It is a small touch that drivers and customers remember.
Concrete in a busy warehouse collects grit, stretch-wrap ends and wood chips from pallets, and forklifts spread it from the docks into every aisle. A scrubber on a regular cycle lifts that grime and keeps the lanes bright enough to impress a visiting customer.
We start with the aisles nobody is using and work toward the docks once the trucks have gone for the day. How often the scrubber runs follows your traffic, and it is all set out in your floor care schedule.
Distribution buildings in the industrial areas toward Sparks and up in the North Valleys see long days and seasonal peaks. Extra visits cover the busy weeks, then the plan settles back to normal. If your building also assembles or fabricates, our industrial facilities page is worth a look.
Start with headcount. A small crew on a single shift stays comfortable with visits every other weekday, while a building where crews overlap from early morning into the night usually wants a nightly clean. The floor scrubber keeps its own calendar, often a quiet weekend morning. When peak season arrives, we add visits, then step back down once the rush ends.
A few useful answers
Yes, along with the breakroom, restrooms and driver waiting area.
Yes. We pick the quiet windows in your shipping day.
Yes. Sealed concrete is machine scrubbed on a schedule we set together.
Yes. Dock areas are done once loading finishes, and the rest of the building can be cleaned earlier.
Yes. Aisles and the floor along racking are swept and scrubbed, and stored goods stay right where they are.
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