An office cleaner by design, from the Bay to the Valley and Nevada
Loop was set up around one kind of space: the workplace. Our crews spend their shifts in office suites, shared floors, reception areas and staff kitchens, so the habits they bring to your building are office habits. They know a conference table gets wiped before the morning meeting, that a lobby is judged in the first few seconds, and that a pantry sink left full is the thing employees remember.
Around the Bay, we clean in San Francisco, South San Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley, Hayward and Fremont, then down the Peninsula and into the South Bay through Redwood City, Palo Alto and San Jose. Inland, Loop covers Sacramento and Stockton, and in Nevada, Loop also cleans offices in Las Vegas. A company with suites in more than one of those cities can keep them all on a single Loop account.
Recurring care first, project work when the office needs it
The usual starting point is office cleaning on a set schedule: workstations, private offices, meeting rooms, entry areas and staff rooms, handled after hours or at whatever time suits your floor. For buildings that want a fuller program, our janitorial services add restroom care, shared corridors and hard-floor upkeep to the same visit plan, and commercial cleaning covers the wider business interiors around the offices themselves.
Some needs don’t wait for the evening shift. A day porter keeps lobbies, restrooms and kitchens in order while people are at work, and pantry restocking keeps coffee stations and snack shelves filled. When the work is periodic rather than nightly, Loop books commercial carpet cleaning, window cleaning, restroom deep cleaning and disinfection and sanitizing as separate visits. After a fit-out or remodel, our post-construction cleaning clears the dust and residue so the team can move back in.
What sits behind every Loop visit
An office cleaner works among your files, laptops and locked rooms, so the people matter as much as the checklist. Before anyone joins a Loop crew, they pass a background check. Loop holds insurance, covers its crews under workers’ compensation and is bonded, and a certificate of insurance goes to each client for the building file or the property manager.
The cleaning list you agree to is the standard we hold ourselves to. Loop supervisors come back to your office for quality inspections, going room by room against that list so a missed bin or a dusty sill is caught by us before your staff spots it. Questions, extra visits and schedule changes can reach us at any hour of the day or night, and each request gets an answer from us within one business day.
The workplaces on our schedule
Our core is the office building in all its forms: multi-tenant buildings with shared lobbies and separate suites, coworking spaces where members expect a reset desk each morning, corporate campuses, law and professional suites, and the offices spread across a business park. Facility management companies also bring us in to cover their office portfolios.
Loop also cleans medical offices and dental practices, bank and credit union branches, showrooms, and the administrative areas inside larger sites such as plants and data centers. You can see the full range of workplace types on our industries page, each with notes on the rooms and timing that setting calls for.
Getting an office on the Loop schedule
Getting started takes a short note about your workplace: the kind of office, the rooms you want covered, how often, and whether you are thinking about nightly cleaning, a daytime porter, or a one-time project. We then walk the space with you and price the work in writing from what we saw on site.
If the quote fits, we agree on the cleaning list and the start date, and your first visit follows that plan. To begin, request a quote and tell us about the office you manage.
A few useful answers
Common questions
Why does Loop focus on offices?
Offices run on their own rhythm: desks reset before people arrive, meeting rooms turned around between bookings, and kitchens and restrooms kept up through a full workday. Keeping our crews on workplaces means they learn those routines and bring them to your floor from the first visit.
Is Loop only an office cleaner, or do you handle other services too?
Offices are the center of what we do, and the other services support them: janitorial programs, day porters, pantry restocking, carpet and window cleaning, restroom deep cleaning, disinfection and cleanup after construction or renovation work.
Are Loop crews insured and screened?
Yes. Loop is insured, bonded and covered for workers’ compensation, and we send each client a certificate of insurance. Each crew member is background-checked before working in a client’s office, and supervisors carry out quality inspections on a regular basis.
How do we start cleaning service with Loop?
Send us a quote request describing your office and the rooms you want cleaned. We set up a walkthrough, prepare a written quote for those rooms and that timetable, and once you approve it we agree on a first visit date.
Who should we contact about an existing Loop account?
Reach out through our contact page for anything from an added cleaning to a change in visit times. Loop takes messages at any hour and gets back to you no later than one business day after yours arrives.

