Project work should not hide inside the nightly invoice.
Carpet extraction, commercial glass, a one-time reset, and post-construction dust are different jobs from the night crew. We walk the building, name the work, and quote it on its own so you can see what you are buying.
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Four jobs facility managers actually buy on their own.
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Commercial floor and carpet care
Nightly vacuuming is not extraction. Traffic lanes, stains, and a scheduled extraction are a separate visit, after hours, timed so the floor is dry before people return. Hard-floor finish and wax are quoted the same way, not folded into a monthly clean.
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Commercial window cleaning
Interior and exterior glass on an office, storefront, clinic, or warehouse is scheduled so the door can stay open. Above-eye-level glass and the entry people judge first are named in the quote. This is commercial glass we can reach safely. There is no rope access.
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Deep cleaning for a building already in use
A deep clean resets a facility people are already using: the buildup nightly service has been walking past. It is a one-time scope, written after the walkthrough. It is not construction dust, and it is not water, fire, or mold restoration.
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Post-construction cleanup before anyone moves in
After the trades leave, fine dust sits on ledges, glass, and floors that a broom does not finish. We clean that before occupancy, on a written list, so move-in day is not the first time anyone sees the dust. It is not water, fire, or mold restoration. That needs a restoration company.
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Why Dream Cleaned
We are a veteran-owned commercial cleaning company based in Dallas. Project work is quoted after someone walks the space, with $2M liability and certificates when the building asks. This is not water, fire, or mold restoration, and there is no rope access. If the result misses the written scope, tell us and we come back and fix that item.
How can we help?
Tell us which job it is: carpet or floor care, glass, a deep reset of an occupied building, or post-construction before move-in. The form is the start. The number comes after the walkthrough, not from a square-footage guess.
These visits sit next to a nightly janitorial program. They do not replace it. If you also need the night crew, office cleaning, or a day porter, those are separate lines so the project price stays readable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is carpet cleaning part of nightly janitorial?
Vacuuming usually is. Extraction, stain treatment, and floor finish are not. Those are quoted after we look at the floor, on their own visit.
What is the difference between a deep clean and post-construction cleaning?
A deep clean resets a building people are already using. Post-construction happens after the trades leave and before anyone moves in. They are not the same dust, and they are not the same quote.
Can you clean commercial glass without closing the building?
Interior glass is usually done after hours or in a sequence that keeps the entry usable. Exterior glass is scheduled around the door and the sidewalk. We set that on the walkthrough.
Do you do water, fire, or mold restoration, or rope-access glass?
No. This is not water, fire, or mold restoration. That needs a restoration company. Commercial glass is what we can reach safely. There is no rope access.
How do I get a price?
Use the form on this page. We walk the space, then send a quote for the named work. There is no price-per-square-foot shortcut for project cleaning.
Programs these projects usually sit next to
A project clean does not keep the restrooms right next month. Pair it with the recurring service the building actually needs.
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