State, county, and city buildings in Ohio's capital, plus suburban halls and libraries, cleaned on a written scope you can compare line by line.
As Ohio's capital, Columbus has more public buildings than most cities its size. The Statehouse sits on Capitol Square, with state office towers nearby. Franklin County runs courts and offices along South High Street. Columbus City Hall is on West Broad Street. Then there are suburban cities like Dublin, Westerville, Hilliard, Grove City, Gahanna, and Reynoldsburg, plus townships, each with their own halls, safety buildings, and service centers.
Public buildings mix offices with spaces the public uses all day. We clean offices, hearing rooms, and meeting rooms, public lobbies and service counters, restrooms with toilets and urinals, library rooms and community rooms, police and fire station offices, and staff break rooms and locker rooms.
Public buying comes with rules, and we are used to them. We answer RFQs and bids, complete vendor and tax forms, and send insurance certificates that name your agency. Our scope spells out each room, each task, and how often it happens, which makes side by side quote reviews simple for your purchasing office.
When the legislature is in session, downtown buildings see more visitors, hearings, and late nights. Election seasons bring crowds to county offices and polling sites. We plan extra cleaning for these busy stretches and can add cleaning after public meetings and voting days.
Columbus and its suburbs have many library branches and recreation centers that are open late and on weekends. Libraries need quiet cleaning around study areas and children's rooms. Rec centers need locker rooms and gym floors cleaned often. Each gets its own plan.
Fast growing suburbs keep opening new city halls, police stations, and community centers. New buildings need a plan that protects new floors and finishes from the start. We can do a post construction clean before opening day, then start the regular plan.
At courthouses and safety buildings, some rooms are closed to us and some areas need an escort. Evidence rooms, holding areas, and records rooms follow your rules, written into the plan before the first night.
Not every public client is big. A Franklin County township with one hall and a garage, or a village with a single library branch, still gets a written scope, one person to call, and photos to show the trustees each month.
Suburbs like Dublin, Westerville, Hilliard, Grove City, Gahanna, and Reynoldsburg each run their own city hall, police station, and service center. Service centers are home base for road and parks crews, and their break rooms and locker rooms see hard use in every season. We clean each building on a schedule that fits its hours and shifts.
If more than one office shares a building, we can split the plan and the bill, so each agency pays for its own space. You still get one point of contact for the whole building.
We begin with a walkthrough of your building. We look at each space, ask about your hours, and write down anything that has bothered you before. Within 24 hours you get a written plan with one clear monthly price and no hidden add ons.
Greater Clean is licensed, bonded, and insured. Our crews are background checked, trained, and supervised, and a supervisor checks the work with scheduled inspections and photo reports.
Our local office is Greater Clean, 470 W Broad St, #718, Columbus, OH 43215. Visit our Columbus page to see everything we clean in the area.
Yes. We answer quote requests and bids, complete vendor forms, and send insurance certificates naming your agency.
Yes. We clean state and county offices downtown, following each building's access and security rules.
Yes. We clean township halls, service buildings, and safety buildings across Franklin County and nearby counties.
Yes. We clean library branches and recreation centers on schedules that fit their hours.
Yes. Every crew member is background checked before working in any building, and we can follow added checks your agency requires.
Yes. We can add cleaning after voting days, hearings, and public meetings.
Yes. We can do a post construction clean before opening day, then start your regular plan.
Yes. We clean break rooms, restrooms, and locker rooms at service centers on schedules that fit crew shifts.
Yes. If offices share a building, each agency can pay for its own space.