Family-owned and employee-owned since 2001. Based in Clive, Iowa, with crews working across Iowa and nearby.
Where do you want to go?
Employees: the Staff door.
Clean building. Clean books. Clean world.
How we work
- A supervisor for every building.One person who knows your building and answers for it.
- Inspections, not promises.We check the work on a schedule and fix what we find.
- Night crews and day porters.Cleaning fits around your hours, including weekends and events.
- One company for the whole building.Janitorial, windows, floors, carpet and exteriors from one team.
Everything on the scope sheet, from nightly trash pulls to an arena reset by morning.
Window cleaning
Interior and exterior glass, storefronts, entry canopies and multi-story exteriors cleaned from the ground, on a route that fits your tenants' hours.
Monthly, quarterly or twice a yearWhat clean glass actually looks like →Nightly janitorial
Restrooms, break rooms, trash and recycling, dusting, glass, vacuuming and hard floors on a documented checklist. Crews arrive after close and lock up behind them.
Nightly, five nights, or a custom scheduleWhat's included, and how often it's really needed →Day porter
A uniformed porter on site during business hours for lobby touch-ups, restroom checks, spills, meeting-room resets and stocking.
Half-day, full day or by the eventWhat a porter actually does all day →Floor strip & wax
Taking a worn hard floor back to bare tile and building a new protective coating on it — and telling you honestly which floors should never be waxed at all.
Quarterly, twice a year or annualFind your floor type, get the real interval →Carpet & upholstery
Deep cleaning for the lanes that take the traffic, plus a lighter monthly pass that dries in under an hour so it can be done on a work night.
Monthly in traffic lanes · deep clean yearlyWhy a schedule is cheaper than replacing it →Power washing
Sidewalks, entries, dumpster pads, parking structures and building exteriors. Grime, gum, salt residue and mildew gone before your customers arrive.
Seasonal or on requestWhich surfaces take pressure, and which don't →Apartments
Two jobs, and most communities need both: unit turns against a lease date that will not move, and the corridors, lobbies, laundry and fitness rooms residents walk through twice a day.
Turns on demand · common areas weekly or moreWhy the hallway decides the renewal →House cleaning
Private homes on a regular schedule, by the same insured, background-checked employees each visit — not contractors found through an app.
Weekly, every other week or monthlyWhat's included, and how often →Disinfection & healthcare
Clinics, dental, dialysis, surgery centers and senior living. The right product, left on the surface as long as it actually needs, with a log you can hand to a surveyor.
Daily · end of day · outbreak responseClean, sanitize, disinfect: what each word means →Post-construction clean
Rough, final and touch-up phases: dust out of every surface and vent, labels and residue off new glass and fixtures, floors ready for the walkthrough.
Priced per projectThe three phases, and why dust comes back →Arena & event turnover
Post-event cleaning for arenas, coliseums and convention floors, plus the crew that changes the floor over: rink to court, dirt to hardwood, overnight.
Per event or on a season contractA turnover, hour by hour →Restroom & cleaning supplies
Paper towel, tissue, soap, sanitizer and liners, restocked by the crew that uses them and billed on the invoice you already get.
On the same schedule as your cleaningWhy it is usually cheaper than your current supplier →
Our crews already drive past your building most nights.
- Des Moines metro West Des Moines, Ankeny, Clive, Urbandale, Waukee and more
- Cedar Rapids & Iowa City and Coralville
- Quad Cities Davenport, Bettendorf and Moline
- Waterloo & Cedar Falls the Cedar Valley
- Omaha metro Omaha and Ralston
Every city we work in, and what to do if yours is not listed →
Why the skyline
The buildings at the top of this page are real, drawn from public map data in the order you see them from the river.
Skyline geometry © OpenStreetMap contributors.