Manufacturing and Warehouse Cleaning Services

Warehouse cleaning services for Brevard and Indian River counties, on every shift. Break rooms, offices, restrooms, locker rooms and production-area housekeeping on a fixed rotation that respects shift changes and safety rules. For plants, distribution centers and shops from the Space Coast aerospace corridor to the Vero Beach industrial parks.

13 towns

Cocoa to Vero Beach, both counties, no travel surcharge

1 hour

Response to every walkthrough request, Monday to Friday

48 hours

From walkthrough to a written scope and fixed price

10 industries

Each with its own checklist, from med spas to warehouses

The break room and the restrooms are where good people decide whether to stay.

Production managers on the Space Coast say the same thing: the floor can be busy and loud and still be a good place to work, but a break room with a sticky table and a restroom that runs out of paper by second shift tells a crew what the company thinks of them. Warehouse cleaning services that hold those two rooms to a standard are a retention tool, and they cost less than one replacement hire.

Extreme Facility Services cleans manufacturing plants, machine shops, distribution warehouses, fulfillment centers and aerospace suppliers across Brevard and Indian River counties, from the industrial parks around Melbourne Orlando International Airport and the aerospace corridor in Palm Bay to the warehouses along US-1 and I-95 in Sebastian, Fellsmere and Vero Beach. Evelyn Ensor walks the facility with your plant or operations manager, learns the shift pattern and the safety rules, and writes a scope that fits around production rather than interrupting it.

On the jobEntry glass at a client office, October 2026

What manufacturing and warehouse cleaning includes

Break rooms and locker rooms

Counters, tables and chairs are wiped on every visit. The sink and faucet are cleaned, microwaves cleaned inside and out, fridge exteriors wiped and interiors cleaned monthly with notice. Vending machine fronts and coffee stations are wiped. Floors are swept and mopped, trash is out and dispensers are restocked. Locker rooms get benches, locker fronts and floors cleaned and the showers, where present, cleaned and disinfected to restroom standard.

Restrooms on every shift

A plant restroom used by three shifts cannot be held by one nightly visit. The scope sets the visits to the shift pattern, with a full clean nightly and porter checks for restocking and spot cleaning during the day where the headcount calls for it. Fixtures, partitions, counters and mirrors are cleaned and disinfected, high-touch points done separately, paper and soap restocked, floors mopped and drains checked.

Offices, conference rooms and the front entrance

The office side of a plant is cleaned like any professional office: desks wiped around the work, glass and reception done, trash out, carpet vacuumed, restrooms held to standard. The customer entrance and the visitor conference room get the same attention as a client-facing office, because that is what they are. See the office cleaning program for the full office scope.

Production-area housekeeping

Housekeeping on the floor is written to your safety rules. Aisles and walkways are swept or machine-swept, trash and recycling stations are emptied, dock areas and the shipping office are cleaned, and the floor around break areas and time clocks is kept clear. The crew does not touch machines, tooling, WIP or anything inside a marked work cell unless the scope says so. Industrial floor scrubbing for warehouse and production floors is set on a weekly, monthly or quarterly schedule as a line in the scope.

Dock, entry and exterior

Dock plates and the dock office floor are swept, the employee entrance and smoking areas are cleaned, mats are vacuumed and the entry glass is done. Exterior walk-off areas are swept so grit from the lot stays out of the building.

Scheduled around shifts, oriented on your safety rules

Before the first visit the crew is oriented on your site: PPE, access, lockout and tagout boundaries, forklift traffic, no-go areas and the emergency plan. The schedule is written to the shift pattern so cleaning happens when the break room is empty and the restrooms are between peaks. Access and alarm procedures are held by the one crew assigned to your facility. Evelyn is on site for the first clean and inspects on an agreed schedule after that.

I walk every building myself before I write the scope. If it is not on the sheet, it does not get argued about later, because it got written down first.

Evelyn Ensor, owner

Proof for the plant manager and the auditor

A photo report of the break rooms, restrooms and offices goes out after every visit. For facilities that answer to a customer audit, an ISO program or an aerospace prime, the written scope and the photo record show that housekeeping is a documented, scheduled process rather than a hope. Missed items are corrected within one business day at no charge.

Warehouse cleaning services across the corridor

Warehouse cleaning services run from the base in Micco, and the Palm Bay and Melbourne industrial parks are about 15 miles north and the Vero Beach and Sebastian parks about 15 miles south. Cocoa, Rockledge, Viera, Malabar, Grant-Valkaria, Fellsmere and Wabasso are all inside the corridor with no travel surcharge. Facilities with more than one building can be written into one scope with one invoice.

Break rooms and fountainsOn every shift

Why documented housekeeping matters on a plant floor

A facility that supplies an aerospace prime, a medical device maker or a food processor is audited on housekeeping whether or not the audit uses that word. Slip hazards in aisles, dust on racking above open product, and restrooms that fail a walkthrough all show up as findings. The written scope, the frequency table and the photo record after every visit turn housekeeping into a documented process with evidence, which is what an auditor wants to see and what a plant manager wants to hand over rather than explain. The same record settles the question of whether the break room was cleaned on the night a complaint comes in. It was, or it was not, and either way the answer is in writing and corrected within one business day.

Request a walkthrough

Evelyn replies within one business hour, Monday to Friday.

Your name

Business name

Phone

Town

Type of facility

What the scope covers

Related programs

Three areas, three standards.

The scope changes by area because the area’s job changes. These are the headline tasks for each.

Break rooms

Tables, counters and chairs every visit
Microwaves in and out, fridges monthly
Vending fronts and coffee stations
Dispensers restocked
Floors swept and mopped

Restrooms and fountains

Visits set to the shift pattern
Porter checks during peaks
Drinking fountains sanitized
High-touch points separately
Drains and grout monthly

Floor housekeeping

Aisles swept or machine-swept
Trash and recycling stations
Dock and shipping office
No machines or WIP touched
Scrubbing on a set schedule

Walk the plant with Evelyn.

A free walkthrough with your operations manager, a written scope within 48 hours, and a fixed monthly price.

What changes when the owner writes the scope.

Extreme Facility Services

Walkthrough in person before any price
Room-by-room written scope with products and dwell times named
Same crew every visit, access held by them alone
Photo report after every visit
Anything missed corrected within one business day, free
Fixed price that stays fixed

The usual alternative

Instant online quote by square footage, no visit
One generic checklist for every type of business
Different people each night, keys passed around
You find out what was missed when a client does
Call center for complaints
Add-on charges appear mid-contract

From first call to first clean in a week.

No instant online quotes that never see the building. The process is short, and every step is written down.

Walkthrough

Evelyn visits during your hours, sees the restrooms, floors, break room and the corners the last cleaner skipped, and asks how you want the building to feel on Monday morning.

Written scope

Within 48 hours you get a task-by-task scope, the schedule, the access procedure and a fixed monthly price. Nothing is assumed, so nothing is argued about later.

First clean

The first visit is a deep reset so the routine starts from clean. Evelyn is on site for it, with the crew that will hold your building from then on.

Quality check

Every visit ends with a short photo report. Evelyn inspects weekly in the first month, then on a schedule you agree to. Miss something, and it is corrected within one business day.

Manufacturing and Warehouses cleaning questions

Short answers to the questions that come up on nearly every walkthrough. If yours is not here, call and ask the person who writes the scopes.

Can you work around three shifts?

Yes. The scope sets visits to the shift pattern, with the full clean when areas are empty and porter checks between peaks where the headcount calls for it.

Do you clean production equipment?

No. Machines, tooling and work in process are left alone. Housekeeping covers aisles, floors, trash stations, dock areas, break rooms, restrooms and offices, and the scope draws the line clearly.

Will the crew follow our safety rules?

The crew is oriented on your PPE, access, lockout boundaries and forklift traffic before the first visit, and the orientation is repeated for any new crew member.

Can you scrub the warehouse floor?

Yes. Machine scrubbing for sealed concrete and epoxy floors is set weekly, monthly or quarterly as a line in the scope. See the floor care program.

Is there documentation for audits?

The written scope and the photo report after every visit show housekeeping as a scheduled, documented process. A certificate of insurance is available for vendor onboarding.

Walk the building with Evelyn.

A free on-site walkthrough, a written scope within 48 hours, and a fixed price that stays fixed. If you would rather talk first, call and you will reach a person.