01 / Floors
Floor care
Scrubbing, refinishing, burnishing and carpet care that protect your flooring investment.
View detailsFacility services in Fernley
One partner for cleaning, porter, exterior, grounds and maintenance across Fernley’s distribution and fulfillment centers, manufacturing plants and more.
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Fernley is a fast-growing distribution and manufacturing hub east of Reno, with fulfillment centers, plants and logistics terminals in its industrial parks and local businesses downtown.
Large fulfillment and manufacturing buildings need floors, high surfaces, restrooms and breakrooms kept clean around shifts that run day and night. Downtown businesses get recurring cleaning and exterior care.
What we deliver
Bundle any combination under one program, one schedule and one point of contact.
01 / Floors
Scrubbing, refinishing, burnishing and carpet care that protect your flooring investment.
View details02 / Overhead
Beams, vents, fixtures and ceilings cleaned in lobbies, atriums and warehouses.
View details03 / Lots
Swept lots and litter-free grounds so tenants and visitors arrive to a clean property.
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.
Fulfillment buildings in Fernley’s industrial parks cover a lot of floor and a lot of overhead. Floor scrubbing runs on a zone plan matched to your pick and pack areas, and high dusting clears racking tops, beams and light fixtures at a set interval. Dock levelers, staging lanes and trailer doors get swept on the same visits.
Employee areas carry the most daily wear. Restrooms, breakrooms and locker areas are cleaned and restocked around each shift change, and front offices stay on a regular janitorial schedule so visitors and managers see a clean building too.
Fernley logistics terminals see trucks in and out all day, and that brings dirt, litter and debris into yards and dock areas. Lot and yard sweeping with litter pickup keeps those surfaces clear, scheduled in the windows when the yard is quietest.
Driver areas, dispatch offices and restrooms get recurring cleaning, and dock-area floors are scrubbed on the same plan as the warehouse. Restrooms that serve drivers see traffic whenever the terminal runs, so they get more frequent checks than the office side.
Manufacturing plants need high surfaces and production-area floors handled without stopping the line. We schedule that work around your production calendar and keep the office side on evening cleaning. Production offices, locker rooms and breakrooms are cleaned between shifts, and floor scrubbing in walkways and break areas follows a planned cycle your plant manager approves.
Downtown businesses need a lighter touch: recurring cleaning a few nights a week, entry and sidewalk washing, and light maintenance such as lamp replacement and minor repairs, all through one point of contact. Our facility maintenance page lists every task we handle.
Fulfillment centers in Fernley’s industrial parks often run several shifts, so restrooms and breakrooms need cleaning between them, not only at night. Support space here typically runs $0.14 to $0.21 per square foot monthly in 2026 market data, with multi-shift buildings and large locker rooms above that band. Porters bill $31 to $40 an hour; one covering two 3.5-hour mid-shift windows every weekday works about 152 hours a month, roughly $5,320 at $35.
A few useful answers
Yes. Large fulfillment buildings get planned floor care, high dusting and shift-timed cleaning.
Yes. We schedule around shift changes.
Yes, with recurring cleaning and exterior care.
Zones are mapped during the walkthrough, and each one is dusted in its quietest window while the rest of the floor keeps working.
Yes. Sweeping is booked for the quiet yard windows you identify, with crews working around active docks.
Yes. Both properties are coordinated by one contact, each with its own plan and its own schedule.