01 / Cleaning
Janitorial services
Recurring cleaning for offices, common areas and restrooms, run to a consistent standard across every property.
View detailsFacility services in Sacramento
Janitorial and facility services for Sacramento properties.
One partner for cleaning, porter, exterior, grounds and maintenance across Sacramento’s state and government offices, high-rise offices and more.
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What Sacramento state and government offices need.
Sacramento has a large downtown office and government market, plus warehouses, distribution buildings and plenty of restaurants and retail.
Government and high-rise offices get nightly janitorial service with daytime porter coverage for busy lobbies and restrooms. Distribution buildings get floor care and high dusting, and retail properties get exterior care.
What we deliver
Services that fit Sacramento
Bundle any combination under one program, one schedule and one point of contact.
02 / Porter
Day and night porter
Staffed coverage that keeps lobbies, restrooms and common areas presentable all day and reset every night.
View details03 / Overhead
High dusting and ceilings
Beams, vents, fixtures and ceilings cleaned in lobbies, atriums and warehouses.
View detailsWhy Continental
One partner.
The whole property.
One partner simplifies operations for property and facility managers and raises the standard everywhere.
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A single point of contact
One service manager coordinates every service, so you stop juggling vendors.
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Consistent standards
The same checklists and supervisor inspections at every property in your portfolio.
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Trusted teams
Background-checked crews who learn your buildings and work around your tenants.
Downtown towers and government floors
A downtown Sacramento office tower runs on two clocks. Daytime belongs to tenants, visitors and the public counters that government buildings keep open. Evening belongs to the cleaning crew. A day porter covers the first clock with lobby glass, elevator cabs, restroom checks and spill response while the building is full of people.
The second clock goes to the janitorial crew, which empties trash and recycling on every floor, details restrooms and breakrooms, and resets conference rooms for the morning. Agency floors often hold hearing rooms, records areas and public waiting rooms beside ordinary offices. Each of those gets its own line in the plan with its own frequency, so nothing relies on a verbal request passed between shifts.
Warehouses and distribution space
Sacramento distribution buildings put their wear on the slab and the overhead. Forklift lanes and dock aprons collect tire marks and grit, while dust settles on racking tops, beams and light fixtures. We pair scheduled floor scrubbing with periodic high dusting, so the building stays clean from the floor to the roof deck without a shutdown.
Inside the same building, the office front, restrooms and breakrooms get recurring janitorial service on their own timetable. Shift workers use those rooms hard. Restocking and trash removal follow your shift changes instead of a single evening pass, and the warehouse manager has one service manager to call about all of it.
Street retail and restaurant frontage
Storefronts and restaurant rows are judged from the sidewalk. Entries, walkways and patios pick up grime and gum quickly, and the dumpster enclosures behind restaurants need regular washing to stay tolerable. We fold pressure washing, litter pickup and lot sweeping into one exterior calendar for the property, with crews working early before shops and dining rooms open.
Street retail and downtown office space can run on that same calendar. The retail frontage gets more frequent washing; the office plaza gets a steadier cycle. Both appear in a single quote with every task and frequency spelled out.
Office and government building cleaning costs in Sacramento
For Sacramento offices, five-night janitorial typically runs $0.15 to $0.23 a square foot each month, going by 2026 market figures. Government floors with public counters usually need more porter time than private offices, because lobbies, waiting areas and restrooms stay busy through the day. A 25,000-square-foot Sacramento office at $0.18 costs $4,500 a month. Day porters bill $34 to $43 an hour. Restaurant and retail frontage leans more on porter hours and sidewalk washing.
A few useful answers
Sacramento questions.
Do you clean state and government offices in Sacramento?
Yes. Lobbies, offices, restrooms and common areas are all on the plan.
Can you service Sacramento warehouses?
Yes, with floor scrubbing and high dusting.
Can Sacramento properties get daytime porter coverage?
Yes, scheduled around your busiest hours.
What should we have ready before a walkthrough of our Sacramento building?
A list of floors and suites, tenant hours, after-hours access rules and the areas generating complaints today. We walk the property with you and turn that into a tailored quote.
Can a downtown office and a warehouse share one service manager?
Yes. Each building keeps its own plan and timetable, and one contact coordinates both.
Can cleaning start after the public counters close?
Yes. Evening and overnight crews begin once the building empties, and the day porter covers the public hours before that.
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