Retail Cleaning Services for Stores and Storefronts

Retail cleaning services for Brevard and Indian River counties, done before the doors open. Glass, sales floors, fitting rooms, restrooms and stock rooms done before the doors open, for boutiques, showrooms, pharmacies and plazas from Cocoa Village to Ocean Drive. Displays dusted in place and never rearranged.

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

A customer decides whether to come in from the sidewalk.

Retail is the only business where the cleaning is visible from outside. Fingerprints on the door, a dull floor under the display lighting, a fitting room mirror with streaks: each one is a reason to keep walking. Retail cleaning services that reset the store before opening every day protect the only sale that matters, the first one.

Extreme Facility Services cleans boutiques, showrooms, pharmacies, dealerships, salons and plaza storefronts across Brevard and Indian River counties, from Cocoa Village and the Avenue Viera to the Melbourne Square area, Palm Bay plazas, downtown Sebastian and Ocean Drive in Vero Beach. Evelyn Ensor walks the store before opening or after close, writes a scope that names every area and how it is handled, and trains the one crew that will hold the store on it. Merchandise is never moved. Displays are dusted in place.

On the jobEntry glass at a client office, October 2026

What retail cleaning includes

Entry and display glass

Entry doors and storefront glass are cleaned inside and out on every visit, including the push plates, handles and the kick plate. Display case glass is cleaned without opening cases unless the scope says so. Window ledges are dusted. The threshold and walk-off mat are cleaned so sand from the lot stays outside.

Sales floor

Hard floors are swept and damp-mopped or auto-scrubbed to the edges, under racks and around fixtures. Carpet is vacuumed with edges weekly. Display tables, shelving edges, racks and fixtures are dusted in place, with merchandise left exactly where the visual team put it. Checkout counters, card readers and bagging areas are wiped. Trash is out and relined. Light fixtures and high ledges are dusted on the schedule in the scope.

Fitting rooms

Mirrors are cleaned streak-free on every visit. Benches, hooks and doors are wiped, floors are vacuumed or mopped, and stray tags, pins and hangers are collected and returned to the counter rather than thrown away. A fitting room is where a customer looks at themselves for a long time, and the room is in every one of those looks.

Restrooms

Customer and staff restrooms are cleaned and disinfected to the standard of any commercial restroom: fixtures, counters, mirrors and partitions, high-touch points done separately, paper and soap restocked, floors mopped and drains checked.

Stock room and back office

Stock room aisles are swept and kept clear, the receiving area is cleaned, break areas and the manager’s office are wiped and vacuumed, and cardboard and trash are staged for your pickup. Inventory is never touched.

Before opening, every time

Most retail scopes run before opening, three to six mornings a week depending on traffic, so the store is reset for the first customer and no one shops around a mop. Stores with late hours can run after close. The crew holds the access and alarm procedure in writing. For plazas and multi-tenant centers, common areas, sidewalks and shared restrooms can be written into one scope for the property manager, with each tenant’s store as a separate line.

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

Floors under display lighting

Retail lighting is designed to make merchandise look good, and it makes floors look dull faster than any other kind of building. The scope folds a floor program into the contract: quarterly scrub and recoat for VCT, machine cleaning for tile and grout, and burnishing between recoats where the floor calls for it. See the commercial floor care program.

Retail cleaning services across the corridor

Retail cleaning services run from the base in Micco, and the Melbourne and Vero Beach retail districts are each about 20 minutes away, with Cocoa, Rockledge, Viera, Palm Bay, Malabar, Sebastian, Fellsmere and Wabasso all inside the corridor and no travel surcharge. Retailers with more than one location can be written into one scope with one invoice. For grand openings and seasonal resets, a one-time deep clean is quoted the same way.

Entry glass, inside and outBefore the doors open

Why a written scope matters in retail

Retail staff turn over, managers rotate between stores and visual merchandising changes every season. A cleaning arrangement that lives in someone’s head does not survive any of that. The written scope names each area, the frequency, what the crew does and does not touch, and the product used on each surface, so a new store manager can read it on day one and know exactly what to expect on day two. The photo report after each visit shows the sales floor, fitting rooms and restrooms before opening, which means the district manager can check a store from the road. If the standard slips, it is visible the same morning and corrected within one business day at no charge.

For franchise locations with a brand standard, the scope is written to that standard so the store passes a brand audit on cleanliness without a special visit. For independents, it is written to what you would want a first-time customer to see.

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.

Sales floor

Floors to the edges and under racks
Fixtures dusted in place
Merchandise never moved
Checkout and card readers
High ledges on schedule

Glass and entry

Storefront glass inside and out
Push plates and kick plates
Display case glass
Threshold and mats
Ledges dusted

Fitting rooms and restrooms

Streak-free mirrors every visit
Tags and hangers returned, not tossed
Restrooms to commercial standard
Stock room aisles clear
Cardboard staged

Walk your store with Evelyn.

A free walkthrough before opening or after close, 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.

Retail and Storefronts 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.

Will the crew move merchandise?

No. Fixtures are dusted in place and displays are left exactly as your team set them. If a display needs to be moved to clean under it, that is written into the scope with your visual team’s approval.

Do you clean before opening or after close?

Either, as the scope sets. Most stores run before opening so the first customer sees a reset store. Stores with late hours run after close.

Can you clean a whole plaza?

Yes. Common areas, sidewalks and shared restrooms are written into one scope for the property manager, with each tenant’s store as its own line if they want it.

Do you handle grand openings?

Yes. A one-time deep clean before an opening or a seasonal reset is quoted the same way as a contract: walkthrough, written scope, fixed price.

How is the price set?

Retail cleaning services are priced from the walkthrough, not from a square-footage chart. Evelyn walks the store, then sends a written scope with a fixed monthly price within 48 hours. That price is the price on the invoice.

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.