A Lot of Notes
Jose Gonzalez, Account Manager
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Night crews for downtown high-rises and Peninsula campuses, day porters for lobbies that see the public, lab crews for South San Francisco, and school crews on the academic calendar. Freight-elevator windows and dock rules are built into the schedule; the account manager audits weekly.

Three things decide whether a San Francisco office is clean at 7 a.m.: the crew got in during the freight window, the day porter owns the lobby and restrooms through the day, and someone audited last week and fixed what they found. That is the scope. Green cleaning is standard on most downtown accounts because tenants and certifications ask for it. Bio-tech sites in South San Francisco get crews trained to the client's lab SOP.

What is included

Nightly cleaning of offices, open plans, kitchens and conference rooms; glass; trash and recycling by stream.
Lobby, restrooms, kitchens, spills and meeting-room turns during business hours.
Cleaned, disinfected and restocked every shift; supply checks logged.
Nightly care; monthly scrubs; quarterly carpet extraction; strip and recoat on a programme.
Non-toxic, biodegradable products, HEPA vacuuming and microfibre on request or by default.
Crews trained to the client's SOP for South San Francisco and Peninsula bio-tech.
Jose Gonzalez, Account Manager.
Jose Gonzalez, Account Manager
Length English
Dock and freight schedules are set with the building during start-up; crews arrive inside the window and the coach signs in.
It is on most downtown accounts, where tenants and certifications ask for it; it is an option everywhere.
Yes. Day porters are common on downtown accounts for lobbies, restrooms and kitchens.
Yes. Lab and cleanroom crews are trained to the client's SOP before the first shift.
Address, floors, square footage and the current schedule. We reply within one business day.
