For dealer principals and general managers
Commercial cleaning for auto dealerships
Showroom floors, glass, customer lounges and service drives kept ready for buyers.
Why it matters in auto dealerships
Buyers judge a dealership the way they judge a car: on finish. Smudged showroom glass, dull floors or a tired customer lounge undercut the inventory you paid to display.
Dealerships also combine very different spaces under one roof. A showroom, sales offices, a customer lounge and a service drive each need their own tasks and frequency.
1600 × 1200 (4:3)
Areas we cover
What we clean in auto dealerships
Each area is written into your scope with its own tasks and frequency.
Showroom floors
Dust mopping and damp mopping around and under display vehicles, with periodic scrubbing and burnishing [CONFIRM: showroom floor types you service].
Glass and entrances
Showroom glass, entry doors and display windows [CONFIRM: exterior and high glass offered or not].
Customer lounge and restrooms
Seating, coffee station, tables and restrooms, cleaned and restocked every visit.
Sales and finance offices
Cleared desk surfaces, trash, floors and high-touch points.
Service drive and write-up area
Floors degreased and mopped where customers walk. Shop floors and bays: [CONFIRM: offered or not].
How we work
Built around how auto dealerships operate
We clean after the showroom closes, so floors and glass are ready when the first customer pulls in. One written scope covers the showroom, offices, lounge and service drive, each at its own frequency.
Around the inventory
Crews are briefed to work around display vehicles. [CONFIRM: policy for cleaning near or touching vehicles]
Glass that stays clear
Showroom glass on a set schedule, with spot cleaning between full washes.
Customer-facing first
Lounge, restrooms and entrance come first on every visit.
What we'll ask at the walkthrough
The answers shape your written scope.
- 01What time does the showroom close, and when does service open?
- 02What kind of flooring is in the showroom?
- 03Are vehicles moved for floor work, and who moves them?
- 04Which parts of the service drive do customers see?
Services
Services commonly included
Janitorial Services
Detailed cleaning of facilities, common areas, workspaces and floors.
View scopeFloor Care
Strip, refinish, scrub and burnish hard floors on a maintenance schedule.
View scopeCarpet Cleaning
Deep cleaning and spot treatment for offices, suites and dining rooms.
View scopePressure Washing
Entrances, walkways, patios and dumpster pads, cleaned on a schedule.
View scope
Quality process
How we hold the standard
STEP 01
Walkthrough
We walk every room with you and note surfaces, traffic, access and the hours that suit your business.
[CONFIRM: typical walkthrough length and who attends]
STEP 02
Written scope
You get a room-by-room scope with tasks and frequencies before any work begins.
[CONFIRM: format of the scope document]
STEP 03
Crew briefing
Your crew is briefed on the scope, access procedures and anything specific to your site.
[CONFIRM: background-check and training policy]
STEP 04
Scheduled service
Work is done to the scope at the agreed times.
[CONFIRM: typical service days and hours]
STEP 05
Documented inspection
A supervisor inspects against the scope and records what passed and what needs attention.
[CONFIRM: inspection frequency and checklist items]
STEP 06
Review and adjust
We go over inspection results with you and adjust the scope as your needs change.
[CONFIRM: review cadence]
Trusted by
- Op Specialty Bracing
Request a walkthrough
We'll walk the space with you, put the scope in writing, and respond to every request within 48 hours.