At a glance
- Facilities
- Manufacturing plants, production floors, assembly and fabrication, medical-device and electronics manufacturing
- Scope
- Floors, high dusting, restrooms, locker and break rooms, offices, docks and exteriors
- Scheduling
- Between shifts, overnight or weekends, with 24-hour operations
- Compliance
- Cleaning performed to your industry’s standards and safety rules
- Specialty
- Clean room and food manufacturing sanitation programs available
Our team is equipped to handle the toughest cleaning challenges in manufacturing and industrial facilities, with work done to industry compliance standards. Clean plants are safer, pass inspections more easily and make a better impression on customers and auditors who walk the floor.
What we clean in industrial facilities
- Production and assembly floors
- High dusting of beams, ducts and lighting
- Restrooms and locker rooms
- Break rooms and cafeterias
- Offices and training rooms
- Shipping, receiving and docks
- Exterior power washing
- Post-construction and retooling cleanup
Equipped for scale
Industrial vacuums, ride-on scrubbers, scissor lifts, scaffolding and power washers let our crews handle large facilities efficiently. Because we work around the clock, we can match your production calendar instead of asking you to change it.
When your plant needs more than janitorial
For controlled environments, our clean room cleaning follows ISO 14644 classes and your SOPs. Food and beverage producers can rely on our food manufacturing sanitation programs, built around FSMA and audit readiness.
Frequently asked questions
Can you clean without disrupting production?
Yes. With 24-hour operations we schedule cleaning between shifts, overnight, on weekends or during planned shutdowns.
Do you clean production floors and high areas?
Yes. We handle large-format floor scrubbing, degreasing, high dusting of beams, ducts and lights with lifts, plus restrooms, locker rooms, break rooms and offices.
Do you follow our plant safety rules?
Yes. Crews are trained on your PPE requirements, lockout/tagout boundaries, restricted areas and site-specific safety procedures before starting work.
Last updated by EnviroKleen L.L.C., Salt Lake City.
