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Car dealership cleaning
Showroom glass, display floors, customer lounges, finance offices and service drives cleaned before opening, with lot sweeping and pressure washing on the same program.
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Car dealership cleaning from Continental.
A dealership is judged from the street. Buyers see the lot, the front line of cars and the showroom glass before anyone says hello, and service customers notice the drive lane, the lounge and the restroom while they wait. Continental cleans the whole store, inside and out, so the impression holds from the curb to the finance office.
Because one program covers janitorial, porters, glass, floors, lot sweeping and pressure washing, the general manager works with one point of contact instead of a list of vendors.
Showrooms, glass and display floors
Floor-to-ceiling glass is a dealership’s best advertisement, and fingerprints show on it all day. Interior showroom glass, entrance doors and glass-walled offices are cleaned every visit, and exterior storefront glass goes on a set cycle through window and detail cleaning. Display platforms, brochure stands and wall graphics are dusted and wiped. Light fixtures and ceiling vents above the display floor can join a periodic high dusting cycle, so nothing dulls the view from the street.
Showroom floors are cleaned around and between the display cars, then kept bright with scheduled scrubbing and burnishing through floor care, booked for nights when the store is dark. Reception, sales desks, the kids’ corner and the delivery spot get the same finish, so a buyer’s handover happens in a corner of the store that looks as new as the car.
Lounges, restrooms and customer amenities
Service customers often spend an hour or more inside. Lounge seating, tables, laptop counters, charging bars and TV areas are cleaned, the coffee station’s counters, machines and sink are wiped down, and floors under the seating are vacuumed or mopped. Magazine racks and the water cooler are tidied, and spilled creamer never gets left to dry on the counter.
Every visit includes a full clean and disinfection of the customer and staff restrooms, with mirrors, partitions, fixtures and floors finished and supplies refilled. On busy Saturdays a day porter can keep both the lounge and the restrooms fresh while the store is full.
Offices, the service drive and parts
Sales offices, finance and closing rooms, the general manager’s office and conference rooms get desks, glass, hardware and carpet cleaned, with paperwork left exactly as it sits. Break rooms for the sales and service staff get counters, appliances, tables and floors done.
On the service side, advisor desks, the cashier counter, the parts counter and the service waiting area are cleaned nightly, and entry mats keep road grit at the door. The concrete service drive is machine-scrubbed on a schedule, so the drive lane looks as sharp as the showroom. Shop restrooms and the technicians’ break area get a full clean as well, because the people who fix the cars deserve a tidy place to wash up and eat lunch.
The lot, the entries and the sales calendar
The lot is part of the showroom. Parking lot sweeping clears leaves, litter and debris from customer parking, drive aisles and the edges of the inventory rows, and pressure washing lifts oil drips, tire marks and gum from entry walks, the service drive apron and dumpster enclosures on a monthly or quarterly cycle.
Dealerships open early for service and stay late for sales, so most cleaning runs overnight. The service department is cleaned first and the showroom last, so it is at its best when the doors open, and sweeping wraps up before the first customers pull in. Sales events, model launches and holiday weekends call for a deep clean beforehand, a reset afterward and a porter on the floor while the crowds are in.
Dealership rows across our region
Some dealerships sit in auto malls that gather several franchise stores in one place, while others stand on their own lots along busy roads.
In Reno, many line the main commercial corridors. Wherever the store sits, the program starts with the same walkthrough of the showroom, the service drive and the lot.
Pricing a dealership program
Dealership programs are priced from the property. The store’s size and how often crews visit form the starting point, and showroom glass, floor finishes, restroom count, the lounge and waiting areas, sales and service hours, lot size and sweeping frequency, pressure-washing cycles and event coverage shape the rest.
After a walkthrough of the store and the lot, you receive a written quote with every service as its own line, so it is easy to see what each part of the property takes.
A few useful answers
Common questions.
Can lot sweeping happen before the store opens?
Yes. Sweeping is usually scheduled overnight or at first light, so customer parking and drive aisles are clear before the first appointment.
Is the outside of the showroom glass cleaned too?
Yes. Interior glass is cleaned on every visit, and exterior storefront glass is set on a regular cycle through our window and detail cleaning service.
Can one program cover several rooftops in our dealer group?
Yes. Each store gets its own plan, hours and checklist, and your group has one service manager across every location.
Will the crew work around the cars on the showroom floor?
Yes. Crews clean around every display vehicle and the platforms beneath them, leaving the cars exactly where your team placed them.
Can you get the store back in shape after a big weekend sale?
Yes. A reset visit on the night the event ends puts the showroom floor, lounge, restrooms and lot back in order for the next business day.
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