Post-construction final cleans, restaurant deep cleaning and recurring janitorial across Charlotte and the surrounding region.
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Charlotte's commercial market is anchored by financial services, which produces a different profile from most southeastern cities. More Class A office, more corporate interiors work, and a professional standard expectation that runs higher than the region generally.
The growth corridors are South End, where adaptive reuse of industrial buildings has produced a dense restaurant and retail district, and the southern suburbs through Ballantyne and into Fort Mill on the South Carolina side. South End work in particular tends to be exposed brick, exposed ductwork and polished concrete, which is a different cleaning job from conventional finished space.
Uptown office towers run on established janitorial contracts held by large regional providers. The opportunity for us is in tenant fit-out, restaurant work and the suburban medical and retail that the majors do not prioritise.
Yes, and it is a distinctive kind of job. Adaptive reuse buildings with exposed brick, exposed ductwork and polished concrete need different handling from conventional finished space, particularly overhead.
Yes. The Charlotte metro crosses the state line and we treat it as one market, since that is how the businesses in it operate.
Yes. Charlotte has more Class A office and corporate interiors work than most southeastern markets, and final cleaning on that work is detail heavy rather than area driven.
Recurring janitorial starts around $140 per visit for small offices. Post-construction runs from $0.42 per sq ft for a final clean, adjusted for finish level and access.