
Plant floors, warehouses and distribution facilities across Calhoun County, cleaned on your shift schedule by insured crews based in Anniston.
Calhoun County industry runs on two axes: the defense and manufacturing legacy around the Anniston Army Depot and the McClellan business park, and the distribution and logistics space that has filled in along the I-20 corridor through Oxford. Both put demands on a cleaning crew that an office contract never will.
Warehouse and plant work needs equipment, not effort. Sealed concrete across tens of thousands of square feet requires a ride-on scrubber. Forklift rubber and oil film do not come up with a general-purpose cleaner. And a facility running multiple shifts has no natural window when the building is empty.
We work our Calhoun County accounts out of an office on Golden Springs Road, close to both the Depot corridor and the I-20 sites. Crews clean between shifts, during changeover or on weekend shutdowns, follow your PPE and lockout procedures, and pass a background check before their first visit.
For what good plant housekeeping actually looks like, see housekeeping standards for Alabama manufacturing plants, or read our full manufacturing and warehouse cleaning service page.
Active member, Calhoun County Area Chamber & Visitors CenterRide-on and walk-behind scrubbing for sealed concrete, epoxy and polished slab, lifting forklift rubber, oil film and process residue rather than moving it around. We work aisle by aisle so racking stays reachable and traffic keeps flowing.
Cleaned and disinfected every visit, with par-level restocking of soap, paper and liners so a night shift never finds an empty dispenser.
Plant offices, quality labs, training rooms and the lobby your customers and auditors see first, held to the same written checklist as any commercial office we clean.
VCT in plant offices and corridors still needs stripping, sealing and waxing. We confirm the substrate first, since sealed concrete, epoxy and VCT each need different chemistry.
Electrostatic disinfection for shared workstations and break areas, plus post-construction cleanup, dumpster pads, exterior pressure washing and event turnover.
Our Calhoun County office is on Golden Springs Road, minutes from the Depot corridor and the I-20 logistics sites.
Ride-on and walk-behind scrubbers, burnishers and commercial extraction. A warehouse floor is not a mop job.
Between shifts, at changeover or on weekend shutdowns. Cleaners available 24/7, 365.
Full general liability and workers comp, certificates on request, crews trained on your PPE and lockout procedures.
Yes. Most Calhoun County plants we serve are cleaned between shifts, during changeover or on weekend shutdowns. Cleaners are available 24/7, 365, so the schedule is built around your production calendar.
Yes. Ride-on and walk-behind auto-scrubbers, burnishers and commercial extraction. On large sealed-concrete or epoxy slabs, machine scrubbing is the only way to actually lift forklift rubber and oil film rather than spread it.
Yes. Crews are trained on your site rules before their first shift: PPE, lockout and tagout boundaries, restricted areas, sign-in and escort procedures. We are fully insured and can supply certificates naming your company.
Yes. Several of the sites we serve around McClellan and the Depot corridor have controlled access. We work to your badge, escort and key-control requirements, and every cleaner is background-checked before their first shift.
It depends on square footage, floor type, the production-to-office ratio and frequency. A machine shop off Quintard and a distribution center on the I-20 corridor are different jobs. Both the walkthrough and the line-item proposal are free.
Manufacturing plants, fabrication shops, warehouses, distribution centers and supplier facilities across Anniston, Oxford, Jacksonville, Saks, Weaver and the rest of Calhoun County, including McClellan and the I-20 corridor.
Get a free walkthrough and a line-item proposal for your Anniston or Oxford plant, warehouse or distribution facility.