OTHER SPECIALTY COMMERCIAL CLEANING SERVICES

All Your Commercial Cleaning Services Under One Roof

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Keeping a business clean, healthy, and safe takes more than hiring a commercial cleaner. It requires a trusted service provider that can respond to facility needs, solve issues quickly, and give you confidence that your cleaning program is in capable hands.

At ServiceMaster of Downtown Toronto, we offer full-service commercial cleaning support backed by years of industry experience. Our team has the resources and expertise to provide a wide range of cleaning services tailored to your facility’s needs.

With one point of contact for multiple services, we make facility maintenance easier to manage. From specialty office cleaning to industrial and warehouse cleaning, ServiceMaster of Downtown Toronto helps you maintain a clean, professional-looking facility so you can focus on your business.

In addition to traditional commercial cleaning, we can provide the following specialty services:

Window Cleaning - Interior And Exterior

Regular window cleaning improves your building's appearance and helps extend the life of the glass. Dirt and environmental buildup can etch the surface over time, weakening the glass and reducing clarity. ServiceMaster of Downtown Toronto uses proprietary products and proven techniques to deliver streak-free interior and exterior window cleaning for commercial facilities.

Our trained window cleaning professionals use environmentally friendly products and are equipped to clean all types of commercial windows. ServiceMaster of Downtown Toronto helps keep windows and frames clean, clear, and professionally maintained every time.

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Wood Furniture Cleaning And Protection

Wood furniture is a valuable investment, and ServiceMaster of Downtown Toronto helps keep it looking its best for longer. Our trained wood cleaning and protection technicians use manufacturer-recommended products, processes, and equipment to gently clean, protect, and preserve wood furnishings for lasting beauty and a polished professional appearance.

ServiceMaster of Downtown Toronto uses professional wood-care products formulated to nourish wood surfaces and enhance their depth and sheen. Our solutions are free from alcohol and silicone, which can damage finishes and attract dust, marks, and fingerprints.

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Did You Know?

Are all your employees background checked?

We recognize that security and trust are a paramount concern, so at ServiceMaster of Downtown Toronto we have taken an added step to help ensure compliance with customer needs by developing the Clearance Chek’d certification program to help preserve the peace of mind of our customers. Clearance Chek’d is a high-level Police and Criminal Record Check combined with Identity and Previous Employment Verification. Janitorial staff working on your cleaning program will have (ID verified & clean criminal record) clearance via this Program.

Are cement floors slippery when wet or polished?

Cement floors can become slippery when wet, dusty, or improperly maintained. However, polished or sealed concrete can provide suitable slip resistance when the correct finish, cleaning methods, and maintenance program are used. In high-traffic commercial areas, regular cleaning, prompt spill removal, and appropriate slip-resistant treatments help maintain a safer walking surface.

How long will it take to have my floors coated with acrylic?

Preparation will depend on the condition of the existing floor, current number of coats, repairs required, etc. When applying an acrylic finish, stripping of the old finish is usually necessary. When that’s the case, finish removal plus the application of 3 coats of finish requires 1 hour for every 150 square feet of flooring. Generally, 3 coats of finish are required to achieve the desired effect. If a floor does not require stripping, it can generally be shower scrubbed which is a procedure used for preparing a floor for receiving a new layer of finish. Once that has taken place, a floor can be recoated at anywhere from 4,000 to 6,000 square feet per hour.