01 / Glass
Window and detail cleaning
Interior glass, entrances, partitions and detail cleaning that make a property shine.
View detailsFacility services in Walnut Creek
One partner for cleaning, porter, exterior, grounds and maintenance across Walnut Creek’s Class A offices, medical offices and more.
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Walnut Creek combines downtown Class A offices and premium retail with business parks and medical offices.
Class A offices expect polished lobbies and glass, premium retail wants spotless entries, and medical offices need dependable common-area care. We tailor each plan while keeping one standard across your Walnut Creek properties.
What we deliver
Bundle any combination under one program, one schedule and one point of contact.
01 / Glass
Interior glass, entrances, partitions and detail cleaning that make a property shine.
View details02 / Exterior
Entries, walkways, plazas and building exteriors washed clean for a strong first impression.
View details03 / Cleaning
Recurring cleaning for offices, common areas and restrooms, run to a consistent standard across every 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.
Class A offices in downtown Walnut Creek are judged on lobby stone, glass and finishes. Day porters keep entrance doors, lobby floors and elevator landings free of smudges and spills, and planned floor care protects the finish tenants are paying for.
Detail work fills the gaps between nightly cleaning: glass partitions, railings, baseboards, signage and vents on a rotating list, so the building never drifts from its first-day look. See window and detail cleaning for the full list.
Upscale retail downtown depends on spotless sidewalks and storefront glass. Entries are pressure washed before shoppers arrive, gum is removed from walkways, and porters handle litter and restroom checks in shared areas through the day.
Mixed-use buildings layer residents over shops and offices. Shared lobbies, elevators, garages and trash areas get a porter schedule that follows residents’ evening and weekend use, while offices are cleaned after business hours.
A Walnut Creek business park puts several buildings around shared parking and grounds. A campus program covers interiors, lot sweeping and grounds care, so each building and lot is kept to one standard.
Walnut Creek medical offices need clean waiting rooms and restrooms throughout clinic hours. Nightly service resets them and porter checks keep them in order, and our medical office program explains what is covered.
Frequency in Walnut Creek follows each property’s audience. Class A offices do best with nightly janitorial service plus a daytime porter, because tenants expect the lobby at closing to match the lobby at opening. Business park buildings with lighter traffic can run fewer nights and add exterior care.
Premium retail sets its calendar around shopping peaks, washing entries before weekends and holiday seasons. When you request a quote, list each property’s tenants, hours and current vendors, and the walkthrough turns that into a plan for every building.
Class A offices downtown tend to sit in the upper half of Walnut Creek’s band, which 2026 market data puts at $0.16 to $0.24 per square foot each month for five-night service. Polished lobbies, glass and finished floors take more time per foot than a plain suite. A 32,000-square-foot Class A building at $0.23 comes to $7,360 a month. Medical offices land in the same upper half of the band. Lobby and restroom porters cost $35 to $45 hourly.
A few useful answers
Yes, including lobbies, suites, restrooms and detail glass work.
Yes, early in the morning before shoppers arrive.
Yes, with coordinated interior and exterior services.
Porters keep stone clean through the day, and a planned floor care cycle handles deeper cleaning after hours.
Yes. Porter hours follow when residents use the lobby, garage and trash areas most, including weekends.
Several nights a week suit buildings with lighter traffic, and busier ones need nightly service; the walkthrough sets the count.