South Bay

Facility services in the South Bay, from the office down the road

San Jose, Sunnyvale and Santa Clara are home turf: the headquarters is on De La Cruz Blvd and the first crews in 1998 worked technology campuses and offices here. Janitorial, building maintenance, facilities management and landscaping, with the account manager a short drive away.

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Services here

What we run in the South Bay

Who we work for here

Technology and bio-tech campuses, corporate headquarters, private schools and museums. The Computer History Museum, Valley Christian Schools and several of the technology companies on our client list are in the South Bay. The headquarters crew pool is the deepest in the company, which is where emergency cover and start-up teams come from.

South Bay in numbers

  • 1998First South Bay contracts, the year UFG was founded
  • HQ2415 De La Cruz Blvd, Santa Clara
  • 4Services with a local crew
  • 1 dayTo answer a quote request

From the people who do the work

Judith Cortes, Account Manager.

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Judith Cortes, Account Manager

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Questions people ask

How fast can you get to a site in San Jose?

The headquarters is in Santa Clara, so technicians and the account manager are usually within 30 minutes of South Bay sites in business hours.

Do you work on technology campuses with security requirements?

Yes. Badging, background checks and escorted areas are part of the start-up for most of our campus accounts. Crews are assigned to one site, not rotated.

Can you do a single building in Sunnyvale?

Yes. Single buildings are the majority of our South Bay accounts.

Is landscaping available in the South Bay?

Yes, with weekly routes and irrigation managed under the local water district's schedule.

Get a South Bay quote

Address, building type and square footage. We reply within one business day and can usually walk a South Bay site the same week.

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