Per visit for cleaning, per hour or per shift for staffing. You get a firm written number after the walkthrough, and the number you sign is the number you pay.

Hotel staffing · Commercial cleaning

Crews that show up.

Trained staff for hotels. Cleaning crews for any commercial property. One contract, one number to call.

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Hotel Staffing

a full roster, even in peak season

Background-checked, trained on your standards. Most requests filled within 48 hours.

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Housekeeping

Attendants and supervisors who hit your inspection scores.

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Laundry & linen

Par levels stocked through full-house weekends.

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Banquet & events

Service teams booked by the event or the quarter.

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Public areas

Day porters who keep the first impression clean.

Commercial Cleaning

contracts, not favors

Priced per visit, inspected against a checklist you sign off on.

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Janitorial contracts

Nightly scrubbing, waxing, restrooms, and stockroom sweeps for sales floors, dining rooms, dealerships, and apartment turnovers.

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Day porter

On site through business hours. Spills handled before a customer notices.

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Green cleaning

Certified low-tox products, for guests who ask what's in the bottle.

A typical night

Floors scrubbed & buffed 10 pm Supervisor walkthrough 4 am Report in your inbox 6 am

How It Works

from walkthrough to first shift

Walk the property

Thirty minutes to note what each space needs.

Get a firm number

The number you sign is the number you pay.

Crews start

Every visit inspected and reported. You chase nobody.

Our Word

no chasing, no surprises

A no-show is our problem

We track check-ins and dispatch the replacement before you hear about it.

Every visit is inspected

A supervisor signs off against your checklist and sends you the report.

The standard is in writing

Service levels and inspection checklists are written into every agreement, and we hold ourselves to them.

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Standards that hold.

Staff requests filled within 48 hours. Everyone we send is background‑checked. One number to call for all your properties. And every promise written into the contract.

Questions

before you call

How fast can staff start?

Are your people insured and background-checked?

What if someone doesn’t show?

How do contracts work?

How is pricing set?

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Eight quick questions. Two findings on the spot. The full picture on a 15-minute call within 24 hours.

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Hotel staffing and commercial cleaning contracts in California

Pacific Commercial Care supplies trained hotel staff and contracted cleaning crews to commercial properties across California. Hotels use us to keep housekeeping, laundry, banquet, and public-area positions filled through peak season. Retail stores, restaurants, car dealerships, apartment communities, and office buildings use us for nightly janitorial service, day porters, and green cleaning programs. One agreement covers the work, and one phone number, (619) 823-7333, reaches a person who can act on it.

Every crew member is background-checked before a first shift. Most staffing requests are filled within 48 hours. Every cleaning visit is inspected by a supervisor against a checklist the client signs off on, and the report lands in the client's inbox the same morning. The service standard is written into the agreement, so there is nothing to chase. Property owners and managers who want to see how this applies to their building can start a free property diagnosis in about 90 seconds.

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Hotel staffing for California properties

The hotel staffing service covers four areas. Housekeeping attendants and supervisors who hit inspection scores. Laundry and linen staff who keep par levels stocked through full-house weekends. Banquet and event service teams booked by the event or by the quarter. Day porters for lobbies, corridors, pool decks, and other public areas. Staff are trained on the property's own standards before they start, so a general manager does not spend the first week re-training. Staffing agreements run annually, which guarantees the roster through the busy months when a short-notice hire is hardest to find.

Commercial cleaning contracts, not favors

The commercial cleaning service is priced per visit and inspected against a checklist. Janitorial contracts cover nightly floor scrubbing and buffing, waxing, restrooms, break rooms, and stockroom sweeps for sales floors, dining rooms, dealership showrooms, and apartment turnovers. Day porter service puts a person on site through business hours so spills, restrooms, and entryways are handled before a customer notices. Green cleaning uses certified low-tox products for properties whose guests and tenants ask what is in the bottle. A typical night runs like this: floors scrubbed and buffed by 10 pm, supervisor walkthrough at 4 am, report in the client's inbox by 6 am. Cleaning contracts run month to month after the first 90 days.

How an engagement starts

The process has three steps. First, a thirty-minute walkthrough of the property to note what each space needs and how often. Second, a firm written number: the number the client signs is the number the client pays, with no add-ons after the fact. Third, crews start, and from that point every visit is inspected and reported. Before the walkthrough, most clients begin with the free property diagnosis, an eight-question intake that produces two findings on the spot and books a 15-minute call within 24 hours.

What the agreement guarantees

Three commitments are written into every contract. A no-show is our problem, not the client's: supervisors track check-ins and dispatch a replacement before the client hears about it. Every visit is inspected, with a supervisor signing off against the client's checklist and sending the report. The standard is in writing, with service levels and inspection checklists spelled out in the agreement itself. These are the commitments the company holds itself to, and they are the reason a client does not need to chase anyone.

Insurance and background checks

Everyone Pacific Commercial Care sends is background-checked before their first shift and covered under the company's liability insurance, so an incident on site does not land on the client's own policy. Clients who need certificates of insurance for a property management file or a hotel brand standard can request them before the first shift. California employers have specific obligations around hiring, wages, and workplace safety, and a staffing partner who handles those correctly protects the client from exposure; the references below link to the state and federal sources that set those rules.

Pricing and contract terms

Cleaning is priced per visit. Staffing is priced per hour or per shift. Both are quoted as a firm written number after the walkthrough. Cleaning contracts run month to month after the first 90 days; staffing agreements are annual. There is no pricing on this page because the number depends on the property, its square footage, its hours, and its standard. The frequently asked questions cover start times, insurance, no-shows, contracts, and pricing in more detail.

Who this is for

Pacific Commercial Care works with hotels and resorts, big-box retail stores, restaurants, car dealerships, apartment communities, and office or mixed-use buildings throughout California. The company has worked with properties under Marriott, Courtyard, and Fairfield flags and with property groups including Southwest Equity Partners, FairGrove, and atmine. The best fit is an owner or manager who is tired of covering shifts personally, whose inspection scores or guest reviews are slipping, or who is opening a new property and wants the roster and the cleaning contract handled by one company from day one.

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