01 / Cleaning
Janitorial services
Recurring cleaning for offices, common areas and restrooms, run to a consistent standard across every property.
View detailsFacility services in Carson City
One partner for cleaning, porter, exterior, grounds and maintenance across Carson City’s state government offices, manufacturing and light industrial and more.
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Carson City is Nevada’s capital, with government offices downtown, manufacturing and light industrial buildings, and medical offices and retail across the city.
Government offices get nightly janitorial service and daytime porter coverage. Manufacturing buildings get floor care and high dusting, and medical offices get dependable common-area cleaning.
What we deliver
Bundle any combination under one program, one schedule and one point of contact.
01 / Cleaning
Recurring cleaning for offices, common areas and restrooms, run to a consistent standard across every property.
View details02 / Porter
Staffed coverage that keeps lobbies, restrooms and common areas presentable all day and reset every night.
View details03 / Overhead
Beams, vents, fixtures and ceilings cleaned in lobbies, atriums and warehouses.
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.
Government offices in downtown Carson City serve the public during the day and empty out in the evening. A day porter keeps public lobbies, waiting areas and restrooms presentable while counters are open. After hours, the janitorial crew works through offices, hearing and conference rooms, breakrooms and corridors.
Government buildings usually run on strict key and access procedures. We set up access with your facilities team before the first night, and background-checked crews work within those rules. The service manager keeps the crew roster current, so your building staff always know who is inside after hours.
Carson City manufacturing and light industrial buildings need floors and overhead surfaces kept under control. High dusting reaches beams, vents and fixtures, and floor scrubbing is planned around production so lines keep running. Dock areas and shop entrances are swept and cleared of litter on a set cycle, so deliveries and outgoing shipments move through a tidy entrance.
Offices, restrooms, locker rooms and breakrooms in those plants get recurring cleaning timed to shift changes. Light maintenance such as lamp replacement and HVAC filter changes can ride along on the same visits.
Carson City medical offices get evening cleaning of waiting rooms, corridors and shared restrooms, with floor scrubbing and carpet care scheduled after hours so patients never walk around wet floors. Daytime restroom checks are added in clinics where patient traffic runs steadily through the afternoon.
Retail centers get lot sweeping, entry washing and landscaping on one exterior calendar. Entry pressure washing is scheduled early, before the first customers arrive. A Carson City center and buildings elsewhere in northern Nevada can share one contact.
Five-night janitorial for Carson City government and private offices typically costs $0.14 to $0.21 per square foot each month on 2026 regional rates. Manufacturing support space with several shifts sits above that band. Porters cost $31 to $40 per hour in the capital. A 16,500-square-foot government office at $0.17 runs $2,805 a month. Medical offices sit toward the upper half because of restroom and exam-room detail.
A few useful answers
Yes. Lobbies, offices, restrooms and common areas are on the plan.
Yes, with floor care and high dusting.
Yes, on a recurring schedule.
Yes. A day porter handles lobbies, waiting areas and restrooms during public hours, and the deeper cleaning happens after closing.
We walk the plant with you, note production areas, employee spaces and overhead surfaces, and build the frequencies into a written quote.
Yes. They keep separate plans, and a single service manager runs both.