Where we fit in your Silicon Valley vendor list
Offices, R&D campuses, data centers, cleanroom suites, bank branches, medical offices, hotels, schools, retail and warehouse space across Santa Clara, Sunnyvale, Cupertino, Campbell and Milpitas are often run by a facility management firm on the owner’s behalf. If yours is one of those firms, national or regional, Santa Clara Janitorial Co. can join your roster as a local cleaning vendor under a contract signed with you directly.
Your vendor manager needs one local cleaning company that works with tickets, not-to-exceed limits, certificates and inspection scores.
When a floor turns over or a lab expands into the suite next door, the visit list for that address can be rewritten with your coordinator, so the cleaning matches the space as it is now rather than as it stood on the first night.
Ready for your onboarding review
Write to us from the contact page asking for the vendor packet, and someone on the operations side sends it back as an email attachment. Certificates of insurance come back within one business day, and both your firm and the building’s owner or occupant can appear on them as additional insured.
The general liability coverage behind that certificate is set at a one million dollar limit for each occurrence and a two million dollar general aggregate. We also hold an umbrella policy and carry workers’ compensation on every employee who cleans for you.
Technical spaces and controlled access
Data halls, cleanrooms and secured R&D floors usually come with access rules of their own. Some ask for an added screening step, some issue their own building badges, some will only let a crew in with an escort. Whatever a site asks for becomes standing procedure for our crew at that site.
Underneath those site rules sits our own baseline: every person we schedule into your Santa Clara buildings has first passed a background check and wears a uniform on every shift, so security desks and tenants can recognize the cleaning crew at a glance.
How your tickets move through us
Dispatch happens in the work-order system your firm uses. We claim the ticket there, note progress there and mark it complete there, which keeps the record for each Santa Clara building in one place for you and your client.
Think of the not-to-exceed line on each ticket as a ceiling we do not cross on our own. If the crew finds more work than the limit covers, you get a call or a note describing it, and the extra waits for your approval. For urgent tickets, the reply comes the same day. Our urgent line stays live after business hours and across Saturday and Sunday, so an overflowing restroom or a lobby spill on a Saturday is not stuck in a voicemail box.
What your team sees after each visit
Each crew’s time on site is recorded, from when they walk in to when they lock up. When we wrap up urgent work or a job that was booked just once, the close-out includes a handful of photos or a completion note, posted with the ticket so your coordinator does not have to chase them.
Supervisors inspect each building and score it against the visit list, and the resulting inspection reports are shared with your team. You can forward them to your client or file them with the building record.
Accounts that span several cities
Many facility management portfolios here cross city lines within a few miles. One named account manager looks after every building you route to Santa Clara Janitorial Co., whether they sit in Milpitas, Cupertino or Campbell, and an operations manager backs that person up as the escalation contact. Several sites can start together and run on one schedule.
Invoices can be cut by building or by ticket, matching however your accounts payable team posts them. Each invoice states which building it covers and carries the work order number, so it posts against the right job the first time.
Services and next steps
Route recurring janitorial services and office cleaning to us for nightly work, a day porter for lobbies and restrooms during business hours, and data center cleaning or cleanroom cleaning for technical spaces. Periodic or one-time tickets can cover floor care on VCT, stone or concrete, carpet extraction in open-plan offices, a restroom deep clean, or post-construction cleanup after a tenant build-out.
Send us an address to set up a walkthrough. We can usually visit within two business days, and the first cleaning shift tends to follow within a week. Ask for the vendor packet or book that walkthrough on our contact page.
A few useful answers
Common questions.
Is Santa Clara Janitorial Co. open to contracts with regional facility management firms?
Yes. A regional firm can sign with us directly, just as a national one can, with no intermediary.
Can your crews work in data halls and cleanrooms that require escorts?
Yes. Our crews are background-checked before placement, and at a data hall or cleanroom we add the facility’s own screening, badging and escort steps.
Which cities can our account cover?
Santa Clara, Sunnyvale, Cupertino, Campbell and Milpitas, all handled by the same account manager.
How do we get a certificate naming our client as additional insured?
Send the request and the certificate reaches you inside one business day, with your firm, your client or both listed as additional insured.
Do you send inspection results we can show our client?
Yes. Each building gets a supervisor score, and the inspection reports behind those scores are shared with you to forward or file.
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