Janitorial services in San Diego
Recurring commercial cleaning for offices, shared spaces and managed properties across San Diego County. Build a written task schedule with MEI around your occupancy, surfaces and priorities.
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What we review with you
- Restrooms and breakrooms
- Waste removal and liners
- Accessible surfaces and touchpoints
- Vacuuming and suitable floor cleaning
Before service begins
Agree on access, alarm procedures, supply ownership and daily versus periodic tasks.
A cleaning schedule built around your property
A busy office, shared lobby and fitness center do not need the same task list. MEI plans recurring cleaning around occupancy, restroom use, floor surfaces and the areas your staff and visitors use most. Your written scope separates work performed each visit from periodic detail cleaning.
What can a regular visit include?
Depending on the agreed scope, visits can include restroom cleaning, trash collection and liner replacement, breakroom surfaces, accessible touchpoints, vacuuming and suitable hard-floor cleaning. Let us know which areas need attention every visit and which can follow a rotating schedule.
How often should a business schedule cleaning?
Start with foot traffic, operating days and restroom use. A lower-traffic office may need fewer weekly visits than a busy shared facility. MEI offers schedules from occasional visits to seven days a week, subject to availability and the property's requirements. We confirm the visit frequency and access window during the walkthrough.
How is janitorial cleaning priced?
Our published janitorial and day porter contract range is scope-based hourly pricing, only for over 3 hours per service day and 3–7 days per week. Shorter visits and other schedules are quoted separately. The final proposal depends on the included areas, condition, tasks, staffing and frequency. Calculate a preliminary service estimate, then request a walkthrough to confirm the scope and final price.
Is deep cleaning included in recurring service?
Deep cleaning and specialty work are scoped separately unless included in your proposal. Carpet extraction, machine floor care and post-construction cleanup require their own assessment of surfaces, equipment and access. This keeps routine visits and periodic projects clearly defined.
Find your service area
Agree on a practical service handoff
Before the first recurring visit, identify the property contact, entry and alarm instructions, approved waste collection point and supply storage. Mark rooms that are excluded or need staff access. For shared buildings, distinguish tenant suites from common areas so each area has a clear responsibility.
Review the work as the building changes
Seasonal activity, new tenants or changes in attendance can change restroom use and floor wear. Raise concerns with MEI Commercial so the task list and schedule can be reviewed. Any additional detail work, staffing or price adjustment is discussed rather than silently added to the regular visit.
For daytime rounds while people are present, see the day porter scope. For work after construction, plan a separate post-construction clean.
A defined scope.
A clear next step.
Tell MEI about your property, service needs and preferred schedule. Availability and the final scope are confirmed after assessment.
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