Warehouse cleaning isn’t the same as office cleaning with bigger mops. Concrete floors need scrubbing, not mopping. Loading docks collect grease, road salt, and diesel residue. Break rooms serve 50 people who don’t clean up after themselves. Racking and shelving collect dust that becomes a safety hazard. We clean warehouses the way warehouses need to be cleaned.
Floor Care:
Common Areas:
Warehouse-Specific:
The part of warehouse cleaning most often skipped is everything above head height, and it’s the part with real consequences. Dust accumulates on racking, beams, sprinkler pipework and light fixtures over years. In a food or pharmaceutical facility that’s a contamination risk and an audit finding. In any facility it’s a fire-load and sprinkler-performance issue, and it’s the first thing an insurer’s inspector looks up at.
High-level work needs lifts, containment below, and coordination with operations — which is why it usually runs during a shutdown or a weekend rather than alongside normal shifts. It’s scoped as a periodic project, typically annually or semi-annually, rather than as part of a nightly programme.
Concrete condition determines everything. Sealed concrete scrubs clean and stays serviceable for decades. Unsealed concrete absorbs oil, hydraulic fluid and tyre polymer permanently — at which point cleaning can only improve appearance so far, and sealing becomes the real answer.
Tyre marks aren’t dirt. Black streaks from forklift and pallet-jack traffic are polymer transfer, and they need the correct pad and chemistry rather than more pressure. Aggressive scrubbing on sealed floors removes the sealer along with the marks.
Dock aprons and levellers collect grease, road salt and standing water, and they’re the most common slip-hazard location in the building. Degreasing on a defined cycle, heavier through winter.
Safety scoping is part of the quote. Forklift traffic patterns, lockout requirements, and which aisles can actually be closed and when. A warehouse quote that hasn’t addressed those hasn’t accounted for how the work will really happen.
Warehouse cleaning is scheduled around your operations, not ours:
We typically work evenings, overnights, or weekends to stay out of your operations’ way. Some clients prefer early morning (5-7 AM) before the first shift arrives.
We serve the GTA’s industrial corridors:
Yes. We bring industrial auto-scrubbers, pressure washers, scissor lifts for high dusting, and all cleaning chemicals. You don’t need to provide anything except water access and electrical for our equipment.
That’s standard. We schedule around your shifts, receiving hours, and shipping windows. Most warehouse clients want us there when the floor is quietest — evenings, overnights, or early mornings.
Depends on square footage, floor condition, and scope. A 20,000 sq ft warehouse with 3x weekly floor scrubbing and daily washroom service typically runs $2,500-4,000/month. Larger facilities with full janitorial scope are quoted individually. Request a quote.
Yes. We do one-time warehouse deep cleans for facility audits, lease-end cleanups, ISO inspections, and seasonal resets. Priced per square foot based on current condition.
We clean food storage and distribution facilities using food-safe chemicals and follow Ontario food safety guidelines. We can coordinate with your food safety team on protocols and documentation.
Tell us your square footage and what you need. We’ll quote it.