The bid was low. The first month looked sharp. Then it slipped.
The trash gets emptied. The baseboards haven't been touched since weeks. Your CEO walks past the restroom and asks you about it. In front of people.
You email the account manager. Nobody answers until Thursday. A different crew shows up every week and nobody knows where the supply closet is. The invoice says “deep clean quarterly.” Nothing has been deep cleaned.
You're the one who picked this vendor. Everyone remembers that.
Cheap cleaning is not cheaper. You pay for it in complaints, in your own time, and in picking a new vendor twice in one year.
Most cleaning companies rotate whoever is free that night. Nobody owns your building, so nobody notices what got missed.
Your office gets the MNZ Assigned Crew System: named, background-checked, uniformed cleaners assigned to your building, plus a supervisor who walks the space and fills out a written inspection score you receive every month.
You see the slip before your tenants do. That's the whole difference.
Your assigned crew works the same checklist after hours, five or three nights a week. This is the list your tenants, your CEO and your visitors actually notice the next morning.
Detail work a nightly pass is not built for. It runs on a fixed weeknight, so it never slides to “whenever there is time.”
The supervision layer. A supervisor walks the building, scores it in writing, and sends it to you before small misses turn into complaints.
Restorative work that keeps floors and carpet from aging out early. Scheduled ahead with your building so nothing disrupts a workday.
We are complete commercial Janitorial company and are passionate about providing the best cleaning services.
A supervisor walks your space, counts restrooms and square footage, and asks what your last vendor kept missing.
You get a line-by-line scope and a fixed monthly price. No hourly surprises.
Your assigned crew starts on the schedule you approved. Your first written inspection score follows.
You don't order supplies. You don't run payroll. You don't schedule anyone. You approve a scope once and then stop thinking about it.
Three quotes land in your inbox. All three say “office cleaning, monthly.” One is 30% cheaper than the others.
A cleaning bid is hours times rate, and the rate barely moves between reputable vendors. A cheaper number almost always means fewer hours in your building, not a better deal.Ask for the weekly labor hours in writing. Then compare hours, not totals.
Crews without supervision drift within about two months, which is why so many vendors look excellent for the first sixty days. Ask how often a supervisor physically inspects the space, and ask to see the form they fill out.
A rotating crew relearns your building every week and nobody notices what got missed last Thursday. Ask whether the same people return, and whether they are employees or subcontracted.
Every vendor misses something eventually. The difference is what happens next. Ask who you call, how fast they answer, and whether the correction costs extra.
Crews are routed geographically across the county, so your building gets a team that is already nearby, not one driving in from another county.
Building and business types:
Areas served:
That's why every building gets a written monthly inspection score. If something is missed, the crew re-cleans it at no charge before your next service night.
So has almost every office manager in LA. A price 30% under the field means hours were cut out of the scope, ask any bidder how many labor hours their number buys, and compare that instead of the total.
A certificate of insurance naming your ownership as additional insured is issued on request. Crews are background-checked, uniformed, and trained on badge access and freight elevator scheduling in Class A buildings.
No. Service runs on a 30-day agreement. Staying is your decision every month, which is a much better reason to keep quality high than a signature is.
Yes. Offices under 5,000 sq ft are quoted and routed the same way as larger buildings.
There is no flat per-square-foot rate, because the number is built from restroom count, nights per week, floor type and building access. Book a walkthrough and you get a fixed monthly price with the labor hours written on it within 48 hours, which is the only way to compare bids honestly.
Walkthrough this week, written scope within 48 hours, first clean within 10 business days.
Trash, restrooms, kitchen, desk and surface wipe-down, high-touch disinfection, vacuuming and mopping, entry glass, and lock-up. The full nightly, weekly, monthly and quarterly scope is listed above.
Both. Most offices are cleaned after hours. Day porter coverage is available for lobbies, restrooms and common areas during business hours.
Crews are assigned, uniformed and background-checked, and the same team returns to your building rather than rotating.
Yes — licensed and insured, with a certificate of insurance naming your ownership as additional insured available on request.
Yes. Low-VOC and environmentally preferable products are standard, and product lists can be matched to LEED or building sustainability requirements.
All of Los Angeles County, including Downtown LA, Century City, Santa Monica, West Hollywood, Hollywood, Culver City, Beverly Hills, El Segundo and Pasadena.
No. Supplies, equipment, paper goods and liners are handled, ordered and stocked for you.