Distribution centers, plants, and dock offices from the airport district to I-85 north and I-75 south, cleaned around every shift.
Atlanta is a freight crossroads. I-75, I-85, and I-20 meet here, rail lines run through the city, and the airport moves cargo around the clock. That has filled the region with warehouses and distribution centers. Big clusters sit south of the airport in Clayton and south Fulton, along I-75 in Henry County near McDonough, along Fulton Industrial Boulevard on the west side, in Douglas County along I-20, and northeast along I-85 through Gwinnett.
Manufacturing plants and food plants are spread across the suburbs and nearby counties as well.
Many sites near the airport and interstates never stop. Shifts overlap, trucks come and go, and break rooms are in use at 3 a.m. We work in the gaps, clean in zones so a break room is never closed for long, and add visits when a third shift starts.
Hi vis vests, safety glasses, steel toes, and forklift lanes are just the start. On the walkthrough we write down every rule your safety manager wants followed, and the crew is trained on that list before the first visit.
Atlanta's humid summers make warehouse air heavy, and open dock doors bring in dust, pollen, and clay. Break rooms and offices near the dock need more frequent dusting and floor care, so we schedule it.
The fall and holiday rush can bring a flood of seasonal workers. More people means more trash and more restroom use. We add crew time for peak season and scale back after.
When a site runs three shifts, the break room never really closes. Microwaves, tables, and vending areas need care several times a day, and locker rooms see heavy use at every shift change. We can schedule short visits between shifts plus a deeper clean overnight, so each crew starts with a clean space.
New hires notice a clean break room on their first day, and that helps when you are trying to keep people through peak season.
We clean industrial sites in College Park, Forest Park, Union City, Fairburn, Palmetto, Austell, Lithia Springs, Douglasville, Norcross, Lawrenceville, Buford, Suwanee, Braselton, McDonough, Stockbridge, and Locust Grove, plus sites along Fulton Industrial Boulevard.
When a customer, an auditor, or corporate leaders plan a visit, we can add a deeper clean of offices, break rooms, and restrooms ahead of time.
Metro Atlanta has many cold storage warehouses and food plants. Their offices, break rooms, and locker rooms still need regular cleaning, but crews must follow hygiene rules like hair nets, smocks, hand washing stations, and color coded zones. We learn your rules on the walkthrough and train the crew before day one, so they never cross into a zone they should not enter.
Greater Clean carries a license, bond, and insurance. Each person on your crew passes a background check and is trained before working in your building, and a supervisor inspects their work on a set schedule. Photo reports land in your inbox after inspections.
We open with a walkthrough of your space. You show us the rooms, tell us when people leave, and point out what has gone wrong before. The next day you get a written scope with every task listed and a monthly price you can plan around. Nothing is added later without your OK.
Our local office is Greater Clean, 8735 Dunwoody Pl, STE R, Atlanta, GA 30350. Visit our Atlanta page to see everything we clean in the area.
We focus on offices, break rooms, locker rooms, restrooms, and common areas. We can talk through other areas on the walkthrough.
Yes. We clean sites in College Park, Forest Park, Union City, Fairburn, and south Fulton and Clayton counties.
Yes. We clean sites in McDonough, Stockbridge, Norcross, Lawrenceville, Buford, Suwanee, and Braselton.
Yes. We can add crew time during your busy season and scale back after.
Yes. Every rule is written into the scope and trained before the first visit.
Yes. We can do short visits at shift change and a deeper clean overnight.
Yes. We clean offices, break rooms, locker rooms, and restrooms at food plants and follow your hygiene and zone rules.
Yes. Hair nets, smocks, hand washing, and zone rules are written into the scope and trained before the first visit.