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Request a Commercial Cleaning Quote
Call (612) 712-8785 or send your facility details and we will arrange a walkthrough.
Get in Touch
A quote request is most useful when it begins with the problem, not just a building size. If restrooms are receiving complaints, entry floors are taking too much winter wear, trash is being missed after events, or a previous contractor has stopped following the scope, say so. The details help us focus the conversation on the condition that is disrupting your staff, customers, tenants, or daily operations.
Call Minneapolis Janitorial at (612) 712-8785, or use the quote request form below if you prefer to send the basics in writing. Tell us the type of facility, the areas that need attention, the time the building is available, and anything that makes access or cleaning more complicated. You do not need a perfect description before you contact us. A walkthrough is where the details become a usable scope.
During that visit, we look at the floor systems, entry conditions, restroom count, traffic patterns, problem areas, and the schedule that will allow cleaning to be completed without interrupting the people using the building. The goal is to replace an unclear expectation with tasks, areas, and frequencies that both sides can review. Quotes are confirmed by phone after the walkthrough.
Contact Details
Phone
Address
Minneapolis Janitorial6315 Cambridge St, Unit 5
Minneapolis, MN 55416
Service Areas
Minneapolis, Golden Valley, St. Louis Park, St. Paul, Columbia Heights, Arden Hills and Little Canada.
Quotes
All quotes follow a walkthrough of your facility and are confirmed by phone.
Quote Request
Use the quote form at the foot of this page to send the basics, including the facility type, the areas causing problems, and the best way to reach you. We will use that information to arrange a walkthrough. If a phone conversation is easier, call (612) 712-8785. The first call can cover the same practical questions and help identify what to review when we visit.
A walkthrough comes before a written quote because the work depends on conditions inside the building. A floor plan alone does not show where winter traffic enters, which restrooms are busiest, when a kitchen is free for cleaning, or where a previous routine has broken down. Seeing the facility lets the proposed scope address those conditions directly.
Plan the Walkthrough
What to Have Ready for a Walkthrough
Bring the practical information that is already causing the most trouble. That may be the hours when the building is empty, the rooms that need a different level of attention, the floor surfaces that are hard to maintain, or the complaint that keeps returning. If you have a current scope, it can help show what was expected, but it is not required. We can walk the building and discuss the work as it exists today.
It also helps to identify who needs to be involved. A facility manager may know the history of the service, while an office manager, operations lead, tenant representative, or maintenance contact may know the access rules and day-to-day problem spots. The walkthrough is not an inspection of your staff or your current vendor. It is a working conversation about what needs to be cleaned, when it can be done, and how the finished work will be reviewed.
Use the walkthrough to point out details that a general description can hide: the entrance where moisture collects, a restroom that sees heavier traffic than the others, a conference room that must be ready before the workday, or a storage area with limited access. Those details affect the scope and schedule. Putting them on the table early helps prevent the familiar problem of discovering after service starts that the most important work was never clearly included.
The same conversation can cover handoff details that often cause avoidable friction: who unlocks the building, which spaces require an escort, where supplies are stored, what should happen if an area is occupied, and who should receive a question about a change in routine. Those decisions do not need to be complicated. They do need to be clear enough that the cleaning crew and the facility team are working from the same expectations.
Find Us
Our Location in Minneapolis
Our office is at 6315 Cambridge St, Unit 5, Minneapolis, MN 55416. Visits are by appointment, so call ahead before coming by. That lets us make sure the right conversation can happen when you arrive.
For a cleaning quote, the first meeting is normally at your facility. The building itself gives us the information a map or a short form cannot: how people move through it, where the soil load starts, which spaces need restricted access, and what schedule makes the work practical.
If you are using the map for directions or want to discuss service in Minneapolis, Golden Valley, St. Louis Park, St. Paul, Columbia Heights, Arden Hills, or Little Canada, call (612) 712-8785. We can talk through the facility and decide whether a walkthrough is the right next step.
Request a Quote
Prefer to Talk It Through?
A phone call gives you a direct way to explain what is not working in the building and ask practical questions before a walkthrough. We can discuss the restrooms, floors, entry conditions, access schedule, and areas that have been causing repeated trouble. Call (612) 712-8785 to arrange a visit at a time that works for your operation. After the walkthrough, the proposed scope will list tasks, areas, and frequencies so you can compare it with the service in place now and make an informed decision.