Showroom-ready cleaning and floor care that keeps your dealership looking as sharp as the inventory.
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A fingerprint on the showroom window or a scuff on the showroom floor is the first thing a buyer notices, and it raises doubts about how the dealership treats everything else.
Oil, grease, and tire residue from the service department track into customer waiting areas and restrooms without a day porter or defined cleaning boundary in place.
A busy Saturday in the service department can turn a clean lounge into a mess by noon if nobody's on it between the nightly clean and closing time.
The showroom floor is the most visible surface in the building. Customers make judgments about the brand from the floor up. Reflectivity matters. Entry glass must be spotless. The first 30 seconds a customer spends walking through the door sets the tone for a $40,000 conversation. A nightly cleaning program alone can't maintain that standard through a busy Saturday. Day porter coverage for high-traffic dealerships is the difference between a showroom that holds its presentation and one that loses it by noon.
Service bays and showrooms are two completely different cleaning environments in the same building. Oil, grease, hydraulic fluid, and tire residue require specialty degreasers and drain maintenance that general janitorial companies aren't equipped to handle. The bigger risk is migration: service bay grime tracks into the customer lounge and restrooms through foot traffic, eroding the front-of-house experience your sales team is trying to maintain. A defined cleaning boundary and a porter who knows where that boundary is prevents most of it.
Dealer groups with multiple rooftops face a multi-campus consistency problem: each location on a different vendor, each running a different program, with no unified standard and no single accountability point. We've unified dealer group programs across four or more locations with dedicated crews, monthly QA inspections at each rooftop, and a single account manager. OEM manufacturer facility standards increasingly require documented presentation programs, and our inspection logs satisfy that requirement across all locations.
A dealer group with four rooftops in the Southeast had been running each location on a different vendor, and it showed. We unified the program across all four locations with dedicated crews, monthly QA inspections at each rooftop, and a single account manager. Their regional facilities director described the difference as night and day within the first 90 days.
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OEM manufacturer facility presentation standards. OSHA slip and trip requirements (29 CFR 1910.22) for service bays. EPA waste handling requirements for automotive fluids. Local fire code compliance for service bay floor drains.
Strip-and-wax, burnishing, carpet extraction and hard-surface restoration that protects your investment, scheduled around your facility, including during breaks.
ExploreNightly and recurring janitorial that keeps your space sharp for staff, clients and guests. Same trained crew every shift, cleaned to the ISSA 540 standard, with a monthly QA inspection so quality doesn't drift.
ExploreOn-site daytime coverage that keeps lobbies, restrooms and common areas guest-ready all day. A consistent, uniformed presence in your building.
ExploreYes. We scope showroom, service writer area, customer lounge, and restrooms as the primary program. Service bay cleaning (degreasing floors, drain cleaning) is a separate scope we can add.
High-traffic dealerships with active service departments usually do. A porter handles the lounge, restrooms, and front-of-house upkeep during business hours so the showroom stays customer-ready all day.
Showroom floors typically need strip-and-wax once or twice a year with monthly burnishing to maintain the shine. We'll assess your current floor condition and recommend a schedule.
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