Exterior Cleaning for Campuses & Schools

Yes. We have cleaned multi-campus college facilities on public purchase orders, and we are set up for public-sector procurement: vendor registration, purchase orders, certificates of insurance, W-9, E-Verify affidavits and Net 30 invoicing. After our first job for one technical college, it hired us for two more of its campuses.

Around the academic calendar, such as spring break, when students are away and there are fewer people on the walkways. At a college building in Clarkston the whole exterior was cleaned over spring break while the campus was empty, and on a campus in Covington the walkway cleaning was done at night. Larger jobs run over several days; a conference center wash took three.

Yes. We complete vendor registration and onboarding forms, provide a W-9 and a certificate of insurance naming the owner, and sign the E-Verify affidavit public institutions require. We work against purchase orders, show your PO number and the property address on the invoice, and invoice Net 30. All of it is handled before the crew arrives.

Usually the sidewalks, paths, stairs, courtyards and curbs, building washes, exterior windows and doors, gutters, covered walkways and canopies, parking decks and lots, and dumpster pads, with roofs and fountains where they are needed. Each area is its own line on the proposal, so the work can be approved and scheduled building by building or campus by campus.

With a concrete cleaner, 200-degree hot water and a surface cleaner, then a high-pressure rinse. At 200 degrees, gum softens and lifts with the rest of the dirt. On a campus in Covington this cleared the dark staining from the walkways and along the fire lane. Rust, oil and tire marks are cleaned but cannot always be fully removed, and our estimates say so up front.

Usually from a lift, after we confirm where it can be staged and whether it reaches every side. At a college conference center in Clarkston the upper wall panels and the tops of the brick stair towers were washed from a boom lift. Where a lift is impractical, our drone washing service reaches the upper floors from the ground. The windows go last, because a building wash leaves residue on the glass.

Not usually. We measure the campus from satellite and street-level imagery and any photos you send, and send back a map of the cleaning area for you to confirm, so nothing is missed. Before the crew arrives we confirm site access in writing, including water, power and where a lift can be parked.

Yes. The scope is agreed once, in writing, and each area gets its own cycle: busy walkways and entrances need the shortest one, while building washes, roofs and windows run longer. A committed schedule is priced better per visit than one-off cleaning, and each campus or building can be quoted on its own proposal.

No. We clean the outside of the property only: walkways, buildings, glass, canopies, gutters, roofs, parking areas and dumpster pads. We do not clean inside buildings or do janitorial work.

Colleges, schools and institutional campuses across metro Atlanta, in Barrow, Bartow, Carroll, Cherokee, Clayton, Cobb, Coweta, DeKalb, Douglas, Fayette, Forsyth, Fulton, Gwinnett, Henry, Newton, Paulding, Rockdale, Spalding and Walton counties. Each county has its own page listing the cities we work in.