Recurring janitorial
Keep daily-use spaces ready for occupants with a written task schedule.
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Water extraction · Dehumidification · Moisture checks
San Diego County · Call to confirm availability.COMMERCIAL CLEANING · SAN DIEGO COUNTYCOMMERCIAL CLEANING.
COMMERCIAL CLEANING.
SAN DIEGO COUNTY.
Janitorial programs, machine floor care and post-construction cleaning for offices, banks, fitness centers, retail properties and commercial facilities.
Licensed & Insured
- General Liability
- $2M aggregate coverage
- Commercial Auto
- Insurance coverage
- Workers’ Compensation
- Insurance coverage
- DIR Registration
- Janitorial services
- Small Business
- California · Micro
Insurance and registration documents available upon request.
Your facility is part
of your business.
MEI Commercial Cleaning Services LLC provides commercial cleaning throughout San Diego County. Our janitorial services help business owners and property managers plan care for offices, shared spaces and occupied facilities. We define the tasks, equipment and access around your building’s traffic, operating hours and surfaces.
Which cleaning service fits your property?
Office cleaning visits. For an office that needs scheduled cleaning, start with the rooms and tasks: reception, work areas, restrooms, breakrooms and floors. Tell us the approximate cleanable area and visits per week. Office visits receive their own scope and price; a short visit is not automatically priced as a daily staffing contract.
Janitorial contracts and day porter coverage. Janitorial programs follow an agreed cleaning schedule; porters provide defined support while the property is operating. The hourly contract option in our estimator applies only to over 3 hours per service day, 3–7 days per week. Other schedules are quoted separately.
Post-construction cleaning and specialty projects. For a remodel, handover, carpet extraction or machine floor treatment, describe the surface, condition, access and deadline. These projects are assessed separately from routine upkeep. Note whether carpet needs vacuuming or extraction and which areas will be ready for cleaning.
Use the service estimator for a preliminary budget, or request a walkthrough so the written proposal can confirm tasks, exclusions and scheduling.
01 / OUR SERVICESCommercial cleaning.
Commercial cleaning.
Defined by the job.
Choose a core cleaning program, then add specialty services where your property needs more attention.
Deep cleaning
Reset spaces where routine maintenance leaves detail work outstanding.
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Post-construction cleaning
Prepare finished spaces for handover through clearly separated cleaning phases.
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Carpet extraction
Address embedded soil in commercial carpet using extraction appropriate to the material.
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Hard-floor machine scrubbing
Remove surface soil with equipment and pads selected for the floor.
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Tile and grout cleaning
Give tiled areas focused attention beyond a routine mop.
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Floor stripping and waxing
Plan finish removal and recoating for suitable resilient flooring.
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LVT and LVP floor care
Care for resilient plank surfaces without assuming aggressive treatment is suitable.
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Industrial steam cleaning
Use steam selectively for detail cleaning on compatible surfaces.
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HEPA vacuuming
Use HEPA-filtered vacuum equipment where appropriate for fine dust control.
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Interior window cleaning
Improve presentation of accessible glass without overlooking frames and edges.
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Exterior window cleaning
Scope exterior glass work around safe access and the condition of the glazing.
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Pressure washing
Clean suitable exterior hard surfaces with pressure matched to their condition.
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Day porter services
Support occupied properties with a practical daytime task list. Review contract pricing and eligibility in the service estimator.
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Restroom and shower cleaning
Build a detailed plan for the highest-use hygiene areas.
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Touchpoint cleaning
Give shared contact surfaces defined attention within the cleaning plan.
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Apartment turnover cleaning
Prepare vacant units for inspection with a room-by-room scope.
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Common-area cleaning
Coordinate shared-space care across managed properties.
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Event cleanup
Organize cleaning around venue access and event milestones.
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Water extraction and drying
Water extraction, drying and dehumidification for properties affected by flooding or leaks in San Diego County. Contact MEI to assess the affected area and confirm availability.
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Solar panel cleaning inquiries
Request an assessment of panel access and cleaning requirements.
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Exterior property cleanup
Discuss litter and surface-cleaning needs around commercial grounds.
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Breakroom and appliance cleaning
Separate daily kitchen-area upkeep from scheduled interior detail work.
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Commercial move-in and move-out cleaning
Coordinate cleaning with the transition between occupiers.
View service scope →FROM HANDOVER TO EVERYDAY OPERATIONSREADY FOR
READY FOR
BUSINESS.
Construction dust, fine debris, and finishing details require a different approach from routine maintenance. We assess surfaces, access, and the stage of your project before defining the clean.
- Rough, final, and touch-up cleaning scopes
- Detailed dust removal and surface care
- Restrooms, fixtures, floors, and accessible glass
- Work coordinated with project readiness and access
02 / INDUSTRIESBuilt around how
Built around how
your building works.
Different traffic patterns, occupants, and surfaces call for different cleaning priorities.
Gyms and fitness centers
Shared equipment, mirrors and changing areas need distinct priorities.
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Banks and credit unions
Presentation and controlled access must be planned together.
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Corporate offices
Align cleaning with occupancy instead of assuming every room is used alike.
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Medical offices
Define nonclinical cleaning around the facility’s written requirements.
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Dental offices
Coordinate nonclinical areas with treatment schedules and staff responsibilities.
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HOA communities
Shared-space programs need clear boundaries between cleaning and maintenance.
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Apartment communities
Combine occupied-property upkeep with separately scheduled vacant-unit work.
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Retail stores
Protect presentation while working around merchandise and customers.
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Auto dealerships
Showrooms and customer spaces have different requirements from service bays.
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Schools and learning centers
Cleaning plans must account for occupied rooms and scheduled activities.
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Childcare facilities
Coordinate cleaning with staff routines and product requirements.
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Hotels and hospitality
Scope public-area support separately from room-turnover operations.
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Restaurants and cafes
Keep customer-facing and agreed support spaces presentable around service.
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Warehouses and logistics
Separate pedestrian cleaning areas from active equipment and inventory.
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Manufacturing offices
Focus the scope on approved common and administrative areas.
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Churches and worship spaces
Plan around services, gatherings and sensitive furnishings.
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Government offices
Prepare cleaning scope and vendor documentation for the purchasing process.
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Community and recreation centers
Support shared facilities with changing usage throughout the week.
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Property management portfolios
Create a consistent reporting structure while preserving site-specific scopes.
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Construction and tenant improvement
Tie cleaning phases to readiness and handover rather than a single vague deadline.
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Senior living common areas
Coordinate nonclinical shared-space cleaning with occupied-facility procedures.
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Salons and personal-care studios
Plan around appointment traffic, hair and finish compatibility.
Explore program →We don’t compete
to be the cheapest.
We compete on care.
We would rather decline a project than compromise the quality it deserves. The right budget allows the right time, equipment, and attention to do the work properly.
If you’re looking for quality, you’re looking for MEI.A defined scope
Areas, tasks, frequencies, exclusions, and access requirements established before service begins.
Practical oversight
Cleaning expectations, follow-up, and a clear way to raise concerns so we can address them.
The right resources
Equipment and cleaning methods selected for the material, condition, and work being performed.
04 / A CLEAR STARTFrom first conversation
From first conversation
to consistent service.
A professional program starts with understanding the property—not guessing from its square footage alone.
Walk the property
Review surfaces, traffic, condition, safety considerations, schedules, and your priorities.
Build the scope
Separate recurring tasks from periodic detail work. Agree on inclusions, exclusions, and service frequency.
Prepare the team
Coordinate access, supplies, site instructions, and the equipment needed for the agreed work.
Review & refine
Keep communication open and review changing property needs. Any scope or price changes are discussed with you.
05 / YOUR CLEANING PLANA proposal built
A proposal built
around your property.
Janitorial and day porter contract rates: $42–$55/hour per employee, only for over 3 hours per service day and 3–7 days per week. Office cleaning, commercial cleaning, post-construction and other services are quoted separately by visit or project. A $165 minimum applies to office and commercial cleaning; specialty minimums may be higher. All figures are preliminary and subject to scope review.
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Preliminary budgets in USD. Area-based estimates use the higher of the service minimum or the area calculation, with adjustments for condition. Window prices use glass area, not building area. Starting minimums are not complete job quotes. Initial deep cleaning, high access, disposal and special requirements are reviewed separately.
| Service | Base pricing | Service minimum / requirements |
|---|---|---|
| Office cleaning | $0.16–$0.22/sq ft | $165.00–$195.00 |
| Commercial cleaning | $0.16–$0.25/sq ft | $165.00–$225.00 |
| Deep cleaning | $0.25–$0.45/sq ft | $450.00–$650.00 |
| Post-construction cleaning | $0.30–$0.60/sq ft | $650.00–$900.00 |
| Carpet extraction | $0.20–$0.40/sq ft | $250.00–$350.00 |
| Hard-floor machine scrubbing | $0.30–$0.55/sq ft | $350.00–$475.00 |
| Tile and grout cleaning | $0.45–$0.85/sq ft | $450.00–$650.00 |
| Floor stripping and waxing | $0.70–$1.20/sq ft | $750.00–$1,000.00 |
| LVT and LVP floor care | $0.25–$0.45/sq ft | $350.00–$475.00 |
| Industrial steam cleaning | $0.35–$0.65/sq ft | $350.00–$500.00 |
| HEPA vacuuming | $0.15–$0.30/sq ft | $250.00–$350.00 |
| Interior window cleaning | $0.20–$0.40/sq ft | $250.00–$350.00 |
| Exterior window cleaning | $0.30–$0.60/sq ft | $350.00–$500.00 |
| Pressure washing | $0.25–$0.50/sq ft | $350.00–$500.00 |
| Restroom and shower cleaning | $0.55–$1.00/sq ft | $350.00–$500.00 |
| Apartment turnover cleaning | $0.25–$0.45/sq ft | $450.00–$650.00 |
| Common-area cleaning | $0.04–$0.07/sq ft | $165.00–$225.00 |
| Commercial move-in and move-out cleaning | $0.25–$0.45/sq ft | $500.00–$700.00 |
| Touchpoint cleaning | Scope review | From $165.00 |
| Event cleanup | Scope review | From $350.00 |
| Solar panel cleaning inquiries | Scope review | From $250.00 |
| Exterior property cleanup | Scope review | From $350.00 |
| Breakroom and appliance cleaning | Scope review | From $250.00 |
| Janitorial / day porter contracts | $42–$55/hour/employee | Over 3 hours/day · 3–7 days/week |
| Water extraction and drying | On-site assessment | Materials, equipment and drying time must be evaluated |
PERIODIC CARE / LONGER-TERM VALUEMACHINE CARE.
MACHINE CARE.
COMMERCIAL FLOORS.
Routine cleaning and periodic maintenance serve different purposes. We help identify when a surface needs deeper attention and build that work into a practical schedule.
- Carpet extraction and spot-treatment assessments
- Tile and grout detail cleaning
- Machine scrubbing for suitable hard floors
- Finish maintenance where appropriate for the surface
Pre-existing damage, permanent stains, and worn finishes may remain after cleaning. We discuss realistic outcomes before work begins.
Professional methods.
Purposeful equipment.
CUSTOMER FEEDBACK
What our customers say.
Reviews
★★★★★
“MEI has been incredibly reliable and thorough- our office has never looked better!!!!”
★★★★★
“I’ve seen firsthand how professional and dedicated the MEI team is.”
★★★★★
“Very happy with the cleaning service. The team was professional, friendly, and efficient.”
★★★★★
06 / LOCAL SERVICEAcross San Diego.
Across San Diego.
Built around your property.
Explore coverage across San Diego County, from urban neighborhoods to coastal, inland and outlying communities. Scheduling and travel are confirmed for each address.
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San Diego County service area City markers show coverage, not office locations. Scheduling is confirmed for your property.
Central San Diego →Coastal San Diego →North City San Diego →North County coastal →North County inland →East County →South Bay →
Need broader facility support?
Explore our MEI Facility Services & Solutions website for additional services and coverage inquiries.
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Clear answers before we begin.
How much do janitorial and day porter services cost in San Diego?
Rates depend on the service and agreed scope. Use our service estimator to review the applicable pricing basis, contract requirements and preliminary budget. Final pricing is confirmed after a walkthrough.
What is the difference between a janitorial program and a day porter?
A janitorial program follows scheduled cleaning tasks for agreed rooms and surfaces. A day porter provides defined support while a property is operating, such as restroom checks, restocking, litter rounds and attention to common areas. The proposal identifies staff hours and priorities; porter service does not automatically include maintenance trades or specialty projects.
What is included in recurring cleaning?
Your proposal identifies the areas, tasks, and frequencies included. Typical scopes cover accessible surfaces, waste removal, restrooms, floors, and shared spaces. Interior appliances, high-level work, floor restoration, and other detail tasks should be listed separately when needed.
Why isn’t square footage enough for a final quote?
Two equally sized properties may require very different labor. Room layout, restrooms, furniture, occupancy, surface types, buildup, service frequency, and access all affect the work. The walkthrough establishes the actual scope so your proposal reflects the work your property needs.
Can you work around our business hours?
We discuss access and scheduling during the assessment. Before-hours, after-hours, and daytime options depend on staffing and the property’s requirements. Sending an inquiry does not reserve a schedule.
Are supplies and equipment included?
The proposal specifies what MEI supplies and what the client supplies. Restroom paper goods, soap, liners, specialty chemicals, rentals, and unusual equipment requirements are addressed explicitly so expectations are clear.
Can you provide vendor documents?
Ask us for the documents required for your onboarding process, including a W-9 and current insurance information. Any project-specific insurance requirements are reviewed before a contract is finalized.
What if something needs attention?
Tell us promptly about a missed task or concern. Clear communication allows us to review the issue, agree on a practical response, and clarify any changes needed to the cleaning scope.
Do you offer water extraction and drying?
Contact MEI to discuss the situation and availability. The source of water, site conditions, and safety requirements determine the appropriate response. This service requires a site-specific assessment.
How do I receive a proposal?
Send us your property details or call to arrange a walkthrough. We then prepare a written proposal confirming the scope, schedule, exclusions, and terms before service begins.
LET’S BUILD YOUR PROGRAMYour standards
Your standards
belong in the scope.
Tell us about the property and the level of care you expect. We’ll start with a conversation and a walkthrough.
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