State, county, and city buildings from Capitol Hill to the suburbs, cleaned on a written scope built for public buyers.
As Georgia's capital, Atlanta has a large concentration of public buildings. State agencies work in the buildings around the Capitol downtown. Atlanta City Hall is a few blocks away, and Fulton County's main government center is on Pryor Street. DeKalb County is based in Decatur, Cobb County in Marietta, Gwinnett County in Lawrenceville, and Clayton County in Jonesboro.
Newer cities like Sandy Springs, Dunwoody, Johns Creek, Brookhaven, and Peachtree Corners have their own city halls, police headquarters, and parks buildings, along with older cities like Roswell, Alpharetta, and Decatur.
We can respond to bids and quote requests, complete vendor registration, and supply insurance certificates naming your agency. Our scope lists each room and task with how often it is done, which makes bid comparisons and audits simple.
Council and commission meetings often run late. We schedule late starts on meeting nights and normal hours the rest of the week. Buildings that never close, like police and fire, get visits timed to the quietest hours.
Many of the metro's newer cities run with small staffs and rely on outside vendors for services. A clear scope, one contact, and photo reports let a city manager or facilities lead keep track of cleaning without spending hours on it.
Summer storms bring mud into lobbies, and summer programs bring crowds into rec centers and libraries. We add entry care and restroom checks during the busy months.
Courthouses, jails, and police buildings have screening at the door, escorts in some halls, and rooms we never enter. We record those rules room by room on the walkthrough. Your security staff gets a short list of the people assigned to your building, and we keep that list as steady as we can.
County library systems and city parks departments run dozens of branches and centers across the metro. Libraries need quiet cleaning around study areas and computer labs. Rec centers need gym floors, locker rooms, and pool areas cleaned often. Each building type gets its own task list.
Early voting in Georgia runs for weeks at libraries, rec centers, and county buildings. We can add restroom checks and nightly floor care during early voting and a full reset after election day.
Water, sewer, streets, and fleet crews start early and come back muddy, especially after storms. Their break rooms, locker rooms, and restrooms need daily care. We clean these buildings late in the day or overnight, so crews come back to clean spaces in the morning.
Greater Clean carries a license, bond, and insurance. Each person on your crew passes a background check and is trained before working in your building, and a supervisor inspects their work on a set schedule. Photo reports land in your inbox after inspections.
We open with a walkthrough of your space. You show us the rooms, tell us when people leave, and point out what has gone wrong before. The next day you get a written scope with every task listed and a monthly price you can plan around. Nothing is added later without your OK.
Our local office is Greater Clean, 8735 Dunwoody Pl, STE R, Atlanta, GA 30350. Visit our Atlanta page to see everything we clean in the area.
Yes. We can clean state, county, and city buildings across metro Atlanta, following each building's access rules.
Yes. We clean public buildings in Sandy Springs, Dunwoody, Johns Creek, Brookhaven, Roswell, Alpharetta, and other metro cities.
Yes. We respond to bids and quote requests and provide insurance certificates naming your agency.
Yes. We schedule late starts on meeting nights.
Yes. Libraries, senior centers, and recreation centers each get their own task list.
Yes. We can add restroom checks and nightly floor care at polling sites during early voting.
Yes. Departments sharing a building can each have their own scope and invoice.
Yes. We clean break rooms, locker rooms, offices, and restrooms at public works and fleet buildings.
Yes. We clean county offices and public buildings across DeKalb, Cobb, Gwinnett, Fulton, and Clayton counties.