Quality
cleaning
with no
surprises.
Continental keeps commercial buildings clean: nightly janitorial, day porters, floor care and glazing, done by the same crew every night. The contract lists each surface, the frequency, the acceptance standard and the price per square foot. When we inspect, you get the score.
Same
building.
Different
result.
Facility managers know the drift. The first month is spotless. By month three the night crew has new faces and a tenant flags a restroom before the supervisor sees it. Then the invoice grows a line nobody priced. Night ninety should look like night one.
Continental writes the scope down: each surface, its frequency, the standard it is judged against, and the price. The same crew works your building every night. We inspect against that scope on a schedule and send you the score, and when something slips you hear it from us before a tenant emails you.
- Written scope
- Same crew every night
- Scored inspections
- Changes priced first
Four lines.
One contract.
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Nightly janitorial
Restrooms, offices, common areas and waste on the nightly cycle, after hours, by a crew that knows your building. Every surface and its frequency is written into the scope, and every shift is checked and closed in writing.
- Restrooms
- Offices and workstations
- Common areas
- Kitchens and break rooms
- Waste and recycling
- Consumables to par
Day porters
Daytime presence in occupied buildings: a written route with check-in times, and a porter your facility team knows by name. The hours between night shifts are in the scope too, so the 10:15 spill in the lobby is logged and gone by 10:30.
- Lobby and entrances
- Restroom rounds
- Conference floors
- Spill and call-out response
- Loading dock
Floor care
Hard floors get scrubbed and burnished on a schedule set by surface and traffic, with strip-and-finish on the cycle the wear actually calls for. Carpet gets interim cleaning and a full extraction when it needs one. Month twelve looks like week one.
- Hard-floor scrubbing
- Burnishing
- Strip and finish
- Carpet extraction
- Entrance matting
Glazing & periodic
Interior and storefront glass on schedule, and high-access glazing under a written method statement. Periodic work goes into the scope with a date on it, because a deep clean that lives in a someday pile does not happen. Summer restoration goes on the calendar in March.
- Interior glass
- Storefront and curtain wall
- High-access glazing
- Deep cleaning
- Post-construction
- Summer restoration
From walk-
through to
first night.
Intake starts with a walk of your building. The quote is written from what we see on that walk, and the service is held to it from the first shift.
Walk the building
With your facility team: square footage, surfaces, traffic, hours of access, and what went wrong with the last provider.
Get a written quote
Each surface with its frequency and its acceptance standard, priced per square foot. It arrives within one business day, with no allowances and no fine print.
First night
The crew and the supervisor are named before the first shift, with a direct number for your building. The plan runs from night one.
Inspected and reported
Inspections run on a schedule, with unannounced ones in between, and the scores land in your monthly report. When a number slips you hear it from us before it turns into a tenant complaint.
Quality
you can
check.
Each Continental contract carries a written scope of work, a fixed inspection schedule, a monthly report and a price per square foot that holds. The work is scored against that scope, line by line. If something slips, you see it first.
- Written acceptance criteria
- Scheduled and unannounced inspections
- Monthly performance report
- Priced per square foot
Built for
your building.
Occupied towers on a nightly cycle, with day porters where the lobby demands it.
Shared lobbies, elevators, restrooms and docks specified once and inspected on every tenant floor.
Protocols aligned to clinical environments and turnover between sessions.
Low-disruption schedules around the school day, with summer restoration in the scope.
Hard floors, docks, break areas and locker rooms at plant scale, scrubbed on a written schedule.
Overnight floor care on polished concrete and tile, aisle by aisle, before the doors open.
Public buildings held to a written standard the public can see.
Controlled areas, gowning rooms, labs and support corridors cleaned to the site's own procedures.
Terminal and concourse floors on continuous cycles, scheduled around the passengers.
Raised floors and support areas under access-controlled, documented routines.
Why the
price holds.
There is a reason Continental can keep the same crew on your building and hold the quoted price. The company built its own operations software, so the schedule and your monthly report come out of one system instead of a clipboard, and inspection scores go in from a phone the same night. It also measures the hours behind each square foot it cleans, so a quote is priced on the work your building takes.
Where the floor allows, machines handle the overnight scrubbing. That is the part of a cleaning budget that usually leaks, and it is why the number on your quote can stay put.
None of that shows up on your invoice. What shows up is a clean building at 7 a.m. and the price you agreed to.
- One system behind the schedule
- Scores entered the same night
- Quotes priced on measured hours
- Machines on the overnight floors
Started on
the night
shift.
Connor O'Brien started his career in commercial janitorial. He later consulted for asset managers and managed Apollo's sales data as it grew from $600 billion to $1 trillion. He started Continental to run building services the way customers keep asking for them: the same crew every night, a written scope, a report you can read, and a price that holds.
The software and the machines are there so the crew shows up and the invoice matches the quote.
Let's walk
your building.
Call (480) 227-0851 or request a quote. A written quote follows within one business day of the walk-through.