01 / Grounds
Landscaping and grounds
Mowing, edging, shrub trimming and debris cleanup that keep the grounds sharp.
View detailsFacility services in Redwood City
One partner for cleaning, porter, exterior, grounds and maintenance across Redwood City’s corporate campuses, downtown offices and more.
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Redwood City’s waterfront corporate campuses sit a few minutes from a busy downtown full of offices, dining and retail. Campus managers want consistency across buildings; downtown owners want street-level presentation.
Campuses get coordinated janitorial, porter and grounds service across every building. Downtown properties get entry pressure washing, glass work and evening cleaning that fits around restaurants and late tenants.
What we deliver
Bundle any combination under one program, one schedule and one point of contact.
01 / Grounds
Mowing, edging, shrub trimming and debris cleanup that keep the grounds sharp.
View details02 / Cleaning
Recurring cleaning for offices, common areas and restrooms, run to a consistent standard across every property.
View details03 / Glass
Interior glass, entrances, partitions and detail cleaning that make a property shine.
View detailsWhy Continental
One partner simplifies operations for property and facility managers and raises the standard everywhere.
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One service manager coordinates every service, so you stop juggling vendors.
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The same checklists and supervisor inspections at every property in your portfolio.
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Background-checked crews who learn your buildings and work around your tenants.
Waterfront corporate campuses spread several buildings around shared paths, plazas and parking. The challenge is keeping the farthest building as sharp as the main lobby. Porter routes loop the whole campus, janitorial crews move building by building overnight, and walkways and landscaping between them stay on the same calendar.
Waterside paths and plazas collect leaves and tracked-in dirt that end up on lobby floors. Scheduled walkway washing and debris cleanup outside, paired with entrance floor care inside, keep the two in step so lobbies look finished all week.
Downtown Redwood City puts offices above and beside busy restaurants and shops. Evening cleaning starts after the dinner crowd thins, and early-morning entry washing removes the night’s spills and litter before office tenants arrive.
Life-science buildings in Redwood City welcome visitors in lobbies, conference rooms and corridors that should reflect the work upstairs. Detail cleaning of glass partitions, railings and fixtures, plus a refinishing cycle for lobby floors, keeps those shared spaces polished between tenant tours.
Bring a list of every building you want covered, which ones share parking or grounds, and the hours tenants occupy each. Note amenity spaces such as cafes or fitness rooms and the floor types in each lobby. With that in hand, the walkthrough moves quickly and the quote prices each building separately.
A good first step is janitorial and grounds, with porter coverage added once a building fills up. Adding a service later is simple: the same service manager folds it into your existing schedule. Our guide to building a facility services scope walks through that order.
Picture a four-building Redwood City campus with 90,000 square feet of offices. At $0.19 a square foot, five-night janitorial comes to $17,100 a month, near the middle of the city’s $0.16 to $0.25 band in 2026 market pricing. Downtown offices with simple layouts sit lower, and life-science lobbies with demanding standards climb toward the top. Porters run $37 to $46 per hour, and one route can link every building on a campus. Grounds and washing appear as their own lines, so the campus total stays easy to read.
A few useful answers
Yes. Each building runs on the same plan under one service manager.
Yes, along with entries and walkways.
Yes. Grounds work is coordinated with cleaning and exterior services.
Yes. Hours are set building by building, and porter routes connect them across the campus.
Entries and sidewalks are washed early in the morning, and litter pickup clears the frontage before office tenants arrive.
Glass partitions, railings, fixtures, baseboards and signage, scheduled before tenant tours or on a regular rotation.