City halls, county offices, and public buildings across Dallas, Collin, and Denton counties, cleaned on a written scope.
The Dallas area has many public owners. The City of Dallas runs City Hall downtown along with libraries, recreation centers, and service buildings in every part of the city. Dallas County has courts and offices downtown. Collin County is based in McKinney and Denton County in Denton. Plano, Frisco, Richardson, Garland, Irving, Allen, and dozens of other cities run their own halls, police and fire stations, and libraries.
Cities and counties here buy through bids, co op contracts, and quote requests. We fill out the vendor packet, send insurance certificates that name your agency, and give you a scope that spells out each room and task with its frequency. That makes it simple to compare bids and to show your council what the money buys.
Fast growing cities in Collin and Denton counties keep opening new libraries, fire stations, and service centers. Each new building needs a clean before it opens and a plan after. We can add buildings to your contract as they come online.
City halls in North Texas stay open late on council and board nights. We set those nights as late starts and clean the rest of the week on a normal schedule. Fire stations and police buildings that run 24 hours get short visits timed to shift change, when the fewest people are in the halls.
Parks, rec centers, and libraries see more visitors when it is hot outside, and restrooms run out of supplies faster. We plan more restocking in summer and after big public events.
Dallas area cities run dozens of library branches and recreation centers, many of them busy from early morning swim lessons to late evening basketball. Locker rooms and gym floors in these buildings take a beating. Service centers and fleet shops have break rooms and restrooms used by crews coming in from long days in the sun. We give each building type its own task list and schedule.
Courthouses, jails, and police headquarters have their own rules: screening at the door, escorts in some halls, and rooms we never enter. On the walkthrough we write those rules down room by room. Your security staff gets a short list of the people assigned to your building, and we keep that list as steady as we can.
When more than one department shares a building, each one can get its own scope and its own bill.
Early voting can run for nearly two weeks in Texas, and polling sites in libraries and rec centers see heavy traffic the whole time. We can add restroom checks and nightly floor care during early voting and on election day, then a full reset the night after.
Greater Clean is licensed, bonded, and insured. Every crew member is background checked and trained, and a supervisor inspects the work. You get photo reports, so you can see the results without walking the building yourself.
First comes a walkthrough. We go room by room with you, ask when the building empties out, and write down what bothers you about past cleaning. Within 24 hours you have a written scope and a single monthly price that covers it, with no add ons hiding in the fine print.
Our local office is Greater Clean, 5851 Legacy Circle, Suite 600, Plano, TX 75024. Visit our Dallas page to see everything we clean in the area.
Yes. We clean city buildings in Plano, Frisco, Richardson, Allen, McKinney, Garland, Irving, and Dallas.
Yes. We clean county offices in Dallas, Collin, and Denton counties.
Yes. We answer bids and RFPs, register as a vendor, and send insurance certificates that name your city or county.
We start once the chamber is empty, or we come in before staff arrive the next morning.
Yes. We can clean a new building before it opens and add it to your plan.
Yes. Locker rooms, gym floors, lobbies, and restrooms at rec centers each get their own task list.
Yes. Each department can have its own scope and its own invoice.
Yes. Day rooms, bunk areas, offices, and restrooms are cleaned around shift change, with apparatus bays left to your crews.