Find 2,466 cleaning companies across the U.S.

Enter your city in the directory search or browse by state and city. Each city page groups local cleaning companies in one place so you can compare services, business details and verified profiles before contacting a provider.

Look for a clear written scope, realistic service frequency, proof of insurance, dependable supervision, a process for handling missed work and experience with your type of facility. Compare what each proposal includes instead of choosing on price alone.

Commercial cleaning prices vary by building size, layout, service frequency, floor type, restroom use, operating hours and the work included. The best way to compare pricing is to give each company the same building details and request an itemized scope rather than relying on a general price per square foot.

The terms often overlap. Janitorial service usually refers to recurring tasks such as restrooms, trash, dusting and floor care. Commercial cleaning is the broader category and can also include deep cleaning, carpet extraction, window cleaning, post-construction work and other periodic services.

Frequency depends on employee count, visitor traffic, restrooms, kitchens, operating hours and the standard the business wants to maintain. Small offices may need service one to three times a week, while busy workplaces often need weekday cleaning. High-traffic areas can be serviced more often than private offices.

A verified badge means the directory approved an ownership or authorized-management claim and the business can control its profile information. It is not a guarantee of workmanship, licensing or suitability. Customers should still verify insurance, references, credentials and contract terms before hiring.

Commercial customers commonly ask for general liability coverage and workers compensation where required. Depending on the work, commercial auto, bonding or additional coverage may also matter. Ask for a current certificate and confirm requirements with your insurer, landlord or facility policies.

Many companies provide cleaning products and equipment, while the customer may supply consumables such as paper towels, toilet tissue and hand soap. There is no universal rule. The proposal should state who supplies each item, how restocking works and whether products or consumables are billed separately.

Put each quote beside the same room-by-room scope. Compare service days, estimated labor, periodic work, supplies, equipment, supervision, exclusions, complaint response and cancellation terms. A lower total is not a better value if important tasks or enough labor time are missing.

For most commercial properties, a walkthrough produces a more useful quote. It lets the company see floor types, traffic, access restrictions, restrooms, kitchens and special areas. Small or straightforward jobs may sometimes be estimated from detailed measurements, photos and a clear service checklist.

Verified profiles can use the directory contact form. Your inquiry is recorded and routed to the business without publishing its private email address on the profile. You can also use any public phone or website link the company has provided.

The directory includes commercial cleaning, janitorial, office, medical facility, industrial, window, carpet, residential, gutter and pressure-washing companies. A business can appear under more than one relevant service while keeping one company profile.

Use Claim Your Listing, sign in with your business email, search for the company and submit the short verification request. After approval, the owner dashboard provides profile editing, a verified badge, logo upload and business photos. Additional publishing features are available through Pro.

Yes. An approved owner or authorized manager can update contact details, hours, services, service area, description, logo and photos from the owner dashboard. Unclaimed companies can submit a claim so the correct representative controls future updates.

Yes. Commercial cleaning is the directory's main specialty, but visitors can also browse residential cleaning and related services. Use the service categories and location pages to narrow the directory to the type of cleaning needed.

Ask how the account is staffed, who supervises the work, how inspections are completed and how replacement coverage is handled. Review the written scope, speak with relevant references when available and pay attention to how clearly the company answers practical questions during the walkthrough.