A single scheduled deep clean of your warehouse or distribution center: floors, racking, overhead steel, docks and offices. Fixed price after a walkthrough. One-time projects run on a simple work order, and larger jobs can be set up under a contract. Fast, reliable and proactive service.
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Most warehouses in metro Atlanta have a nightly janitorial crew that handles restrooms, break rooms and the front office. Almost none of them have a scope of work to scrub 140,000 square feet of floors, pull shrink wrap out of the racking, or wipe and dust the whole storage racks.
That work accumulates until something forces it: an audit date, a lease ending, a buyer walking the building. One-Time Warehouse Cleaning exists for exactly that job: one visit, one fixed price, one invoice.
We are the division of Georgia Facility Services, an Alpharetta-based commercial cleaning contractor working across Georgia since well before warehouse space became the state's fastest-growing asset class. Same crews, same insurance, same equipment, booked by the job instead of by the month.
Book a walkthroughEvery quote arrives as a line-item scope sheet. Take all six areas or take the two that matter. Most buildings do not need every service, and we'll tell you which ones you can skip.
Machine sweep and auto-scrub across open floor, aisles and loading docks. Degreaser through forklift lanes and turn points. Edges, corners and column bases detailed by hand. Forklift tire and scuff marks cleaned as much as possible.
Warehouse floor scrubbingJoists, beams, conduit, sprinkler lines, HVAC diffusers and light fixtures cleaned from scissor or boom lift using HEPA vacuums, with drop protection below. Dust gets collected, not blown down onto your product.
Warehouse high dustingUpright frames, beams and wire decking wiped down. Shrink wrap, banding, broken pallets and loose debris pulled out of bays and hauled off site.
Warehouse deep cleaningCleaning of handrails, safety bumpers, tracks and door seals. Pressure washing where drainage and safety rules permit it.
Front office, dispatch, break rooms and restrooms detailed: glass, partitions, fixtures, appliances and floors. Consumables restocked where you supply them.
Pallets, cardboard, wrap and general waste collected, separated for recycling where a stream exists, and removed. Roll-off ordered on your behalf when volume calls for one.
Post-construction cleaning is the one service people underestimate. Drywall dust settles three times before it stops, sealant overspray does not come off with a scrubber, and the sticker residue on every window is a day of labor on its own. A general contractor's final clean gets the building handed over; it rarely gets it ready to operate.
Lease move-outs run on a deadline. Landlord inspections in metro Atlanta industrial space typically look hardest at floor condition, dock seals and whether the racking left residue or dust. Getting those three right is usually the difference between a full deposit and a deduction that costs more than the clean.
Audits are the most common reason we get a Tuesday phone call. If you have a date, tell us the date and we schedule the project to be done ASAP.
Four steps from the first phone call to the invoice. No sales sequence, no second visit from an account manager, no automated follow-up for the next six months.
Thirty to forty-five minutes on site, or a video walk if you manage the building remotely. We measure, and we note floor type and condition, ceiling height, lift access and what stays loaded.
A line-item scope sheet, a crew size, a date and a price. If we hit something the walkthrough missed, you hear about it before we do the work, never on the invoice.
Scheduled off-hours around your operation, with a supervisor on site for the whole shift. We work to your site rules, sign in as required, and stay clear of active operational aisles.
Punch list handled before the crew leaves the property. Your onsite contact walks the building with us and confirms the work is complete, and then the invoice goes out.
What we do not do: hazmat, chemical spill response, asbestos or mold remediation, or anything needing a specialist licensed contractor. Say so on the call and we will point you at someone who holds the right license.
Plenty of buildings book a single clean, see what the floor looks like when it is actually done, and decide not to let it slide again. Recurring programs (nightly, weekly or monthly) run through Georgia Facility Services on a separate agreement.
No obligation either way. Nobody chases you about a contract after a one-time job, and the one-time price does not change if you say no.
See recurring warehouse cleaningOur work crews cover the metro Atlanta areas along the I-85, I-20, I-75 and I-285 highways. Larger one-time projects in Savannah, Augusta, Athens and Columbus are quoted case by case, with travel shown as a separate line.
Cleaners doing an amazing job! Always on time and leaves the place sparkling!
Joanne, which is our service person does a great job on her daily assignments and is very respectful.
Yadira is a great cleaner she comes in the office cleans everything does not bother and is always pleasant
Awesome job Ms Sandra
If yours is not here, phone it in. We would rather answer in two minutes than have you fill in a form to find out.
No. Most of our work happens around loaded racking. An empty building is faster and therefore cheaper, so if you are between tenants or between seasons it is worth timing the job for that window, but it is not a requirement, and we quote either way.
It depends on the building. Size, floor condition, ceiling height and how much racking stays loaded all change the schedule, so we set the timeline at the walkthrough and confirm it on the work order before any work starts.
That is when almost all of this work happens. Tell us your shift pattern and we fit the job into the gap rather than asking you to stop shipping.
General liability, commercial auto and workers' compensation. We issue a certificate of insurance naming your entity as additional insured before the crew arrives, and we will complete your vendor onboarding if you run one through a portal.
Yes. Send it over and we price to the same scope sheet so the comparison is line by line rather than number against number. If the other bid is better for the work described, we will tell you that.
Some floors are stained past the point scrubbing fixes: old oil, rust bloom, failed epoxy. We say so at the walkthrough rather than take the job and disappoint you, and we can price a restoration or resealing option separately.
Yes, with the protocols those buildings require: documented chemistry, allergen separation and sanitation records suitable for an AIB or SQF file. We confirm the requirements and the price at the walkthrough.
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One-Time Warehouse Cleaning
A division of Georgia Facility Services
3005 Royal Blvd South, Suite 240
Alpharetta, GA 30022
Monday through Friday from 7AM to 6PM EST
After-hours calls returned the same evening
