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Janitorial and facility services in Boston, MA
Continental handles janitorial, floor care and commercial carpet cleaning for companies with locations in greater Boston and southern New Hampshire. Partner crews based in the region clean each site to Continental’s scope, and Continental runs the account from the first walkthrough to the monthly invoice.
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What Continental runs for Boston-area companies
Continental provides janitorial and facility services, floor care and commercial carpet cleaning to companies with locations across the Boston metro and southern New Hampshire. Local partner crews perform the cleaning under Continental’s written scope, and Continental manages the work, the timing and the standard at each address.
New England portfolios spread out along the ring roads. One company might hold office space in the Financial District or the Seaport, a suite in Cambridge, sites along Route 128 in Waltham and Burlington, a store off I-495 and a warehouse near Nashua or Manchester. Continental puts all of them on one account, with a separate checklist for every site.
Floor care in Boston through nor’easters and mud season
Boston winters are hard on floors. Nor’easters drop snow that gets treated with salt and sand, and both ride indoors on boots. Sand scratches finish like sandpaper, salt leaves a white bloom, and meltwater drags both deep into lobbies and corridors. Then the spring thaw brings mud, and humid summer storms keep the grit coming.
Continental schedules floor care around that cycle. During winter, entries and corridors get extra cleaning to clear salt and sand before they grind into the finish. Burnishing keeps vinyl composition tile and other resilient floors bright between deeper visits. Scrub and recoat replaces a worn top coat. Strip and wax rebuilds the finish from bare tile and is best timed for spring, once the snow piles are gone. Polished or sealed concrete in retail and warehouse space is scrubbed by machine, and marble and terrazzo entries get stone care.
All of this happens after hours, with drying and curing time built in before the building opens.
From Back Bay offices to Route 3 warehouses
Greater Boston’s commercial space includes downtown and Back Bay office floors, suburban office parks, medical and dental practices, bank branches, retail centers and distribution buildings along I-93, I-495 and Route 3. Southern New Hampshire adds offices, stores and warehouse space around Nashua, Manchester and Salem.
Each one gets janitorial services matched to its use. Offices get restrooms, kitchens and breakrooms cleaned and restocked each night, along with trash, recycling, dusting and floors. Stores and branches are cleaned before opening or after closing. Medical practices get waiting rooms and exam rooms cleaned to the practice’s protocol after the last patient leaves. Warehouses get offices, restrooms and breakrooms serviced around each shift.
Offices and lobbies that stay busy all day can add a day porter, who restocks restrooms, wipes up winter slush at the door and keeps shared areas ready for the next meeting.
Commercial carpet cleaning in Boston and southern New Hampshire
Carpet and carpet tile run through much of the region’s office space, and New England winters make it work harder: salt and sand get ground into the pile right inside the door. Elevator lobbies, reception areas and the main walkways show it first.
Continental sets a carpet cycle for each zone. Hot water extraction flushes embedded soil and salt residue out of the fibers and runs on evenings or weekends so the carpet dries before morning. Low-moisture interim cleaning between extractions keeps traffic lanes from going gray, with a short drying time. Spot care deals with coffee, ink and salt tide lines before they set.
A spring extraction after the snow season clears what winter left behind. Busy entries and corridors stay on a tight cycle all year, and quiet offices stay on a longer one, all written into the site’s scope.
The partner-crew model, in plain terms
Crews from local partner companies clean your Boston and New Hampshire sites as subcontractors to Continental. Continental writes the scope and checklist for each location, sets the schedule, follows every request through to the finish and checks quality on a regular calendar. You deal with one account manager for every site, not a separate vendor in each town.
One invoice covers your Massachusetts and New Hampshire locations along with sites anywhere else Continental serves you. Continental carries insurance, workers’ compensation and a bond, and provides each client with a certificate of insurance before service starts.
What Continental needs from you
Send your list of Boston-area and New Hampshire locations with addresses, square footage, hours and any notes on floors, carpet or access. Continental comes back with a written scope and a quote for each site, and you decide how many to start with.
A few useful answers
Common questions
Who cleans our sites in Boston and New Hampshire?
Local partner crews in the region do the cleaning as Continental’s subcontractors. Continental writes their scope, schedules them, checks the results and handles your requests.
How do you deal with winter sand and salt on our floors?
Entries and corridors get extra cleaning all winter to lift salt and sand before they scratch the finish, and deeper floor work is planned for spring.
Can our stores be cleaned outside opening hours?
Yes. Retail locations are scheduled before opening or after closing, so the sales floor is ready when customers arrive.
What determines the price for each Boston-area site?
Square footage, frequency, floor and carpet types, any periodic projects and access hours set the quote for each location.
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