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Commercial Cleaning in DC
Office and workspace cleaning for Washington, DC businesses, planned around your hours, your building and your people.
Commercial cleaning for DC workplaces
A commercial cleaning job in Washington, DC rarely looks like a home clean. Offices sit in everything from downtown towers near K Street to small suites above neighborhood storefronts, and each building brings its own rules: front-desk sign-ins, after-hours access, freight elevators and requirements from building management.
Alma's Cleaning Service takes on commercial cleaning alongside its residential work. We begin by learning how your space is used: how many people work there, which areas see the most traffic, when the space is empty, and what the cleaning needs to leave behind for the next morning.
The District is a city of associations, law offices, nonprofits and small businesses, and for most of them cleaning is an invisible job until it is done badly. Our aim is the opposite: a workspace that simply looks cared for, with one person to call when something needs to change.
What we ask before we quote your workspace
Commercial quotes depend on the space and the schedule. These are the details that let us price the job honestly.
Space and size
Square footage or number of floors, desks and offices, restrooms, and any kitchen or break room that needs regular attention.
Schedule and frequency
The hours your team is in and out, and whether you want cleaning daily, a few times a week or on another rhythm.
Building access
Sign-in rules, keys or fobs, alarms and elevator limits. Many DC buildings have their own requirements for outside crews.
High-traffic areas
Reception, shared kitchens and restrooms see the most use. Tell us where cleanliness is noticed first by clients and staff.
Who approves the work
The office manager, the building manager or the owner. Knowing who to report to keeps communication simple.
Special requirements
Sensitive equipment, confidential papers or areas that must stay untouched. Flag them early so the plan respects them.
Why DC businesses choose us for their cleaning
Planned around your hours
We start from when your space is quiet and work backwards, so cleaning supports your workday instead of interrupting it.
One point of contact
Changes to the schedule or the scope go through one phone number, (202) 489-2372, rather than a call-center queue.
Home and office under one company
If you also need cleaning at home, residential and commercial work both live with the same company, so one relationship covers both.
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Commercial cleaning questions in Washington, DC
What kinds of workspaces do you clean in DC?
Alma's Cleaning Service takes commercial work for offices and similar workspaces in Washington, DC. If your space is unusual, such as a studio, a clinic or a shared workspace, call and describe it, and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.
How is a commercial cleaning quote worked out?
It depends on the size of the space, the number of restrooms and shared areas, how often you want service, and the hours available. We ask for those details, then quote the work so you can compare it with what you have now.
Can the cleaning happen after business hours?
Many offices prefer cleaning when staff have gone home. Tell us your working hours and your building’s access rules, and we will confirm which schedule we can offer.
What building details should I share with you?
Tell us about front-desk sign-in, how we get keys or fobs, alarm codes, and which elevator or entrance contractors must use. These details decide how smoothly the first visit goes.
Do you also clean homes?
Yes. Residential cleaning is the other half of what Alma's Cleaning Service does, so you can use one company for your workplace and your home.
Get a quote for your DC workspace
Share your hours, your building and what matters most. We will reply with a clear quote and a proposed schedule.