Post-construction final cleans, restaurant deep cleaning and recurring janitorial across Greenville and the upstate.
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Greenville is a manufacturing market with a downtown that has been rebuilt over twenty years into something genuinely different. Those two facts produce two separate kinds of work that barely overlap.
The manufacturing side, running along the I-85 corridor toward Spartanburg, is industrial facilities, distribution and supplier plants. That work is large area, high ceiling and access equipment driven, and it is priced per square foot in a way commercial fit-out never is.
Downtown Greenville and the West End are dense restaurant and boutique retail, where the standard is high and the spaces are small. Those jobs look like Charleston or Austin work rather than anything industrial. Rates across the upstate run below the regional average, reflecting local wage levels, and we price to that rather than importing a rate card.
Yes. The I-85 corridor between Greenville and Spartanburg has substantial manufacturing and distribution space, and that work is priced separately for floor level and overhead structure since lift access drives the cost.
Yes, and we treat the upstate as one market since that is how businesses along the corridor operate.
Yes, reflecting local wage levels rather than a different standard. We price to the market a cleaner actually lives in rather than applying one rate card across the southeast.
Yes. Downtown Greenville and the West End have a dense food service market and that work is priced by grease load rather than area.