Dallas, Texas
Compare the current Dallas commercial cleaning company set by service category, then use the relevant guide to define the work before contacting providers.
The current Dallas directory includes 92 companies. Each company states on its own website that it offers at least one covered commercial-cleaning service and serves Dallas or the Dallas–Fort Worth area.
The list is not a ranking, and it does not establish that every company is right for every facility or job.
Use the full provider list below to compare all 92 companies and filter it by cleaning service type. If you prefer a focused comparison, the following section links to a separate page for each service because the companies that state one service are not necessarily the same companies that state another.
A-One Janitorial LLC names dedicated Dallas service pages in its site navigation and references Dallas, Fort Worth, TX coverage. The company states it was founded in December 2016 and uses self-performing W-2 crews, offering day porter and janitorial maintenance, healthcare facility cleaning and floor cleaning for manufacturing, logistics and mission-critical sites.
Almighty Cleaning Inc states it has operated since 2005 and serves the Dallas/Fort Worth Area, with a headquarters in the Bedford/Euless area per prior research. It offers a wide service list including office, medical building, floor, window and carpet/upholstery cleaning plus disinfectant fogging, for banks, medical facilities, government offices and industrial spaces, stating a 24-hour cleaning guarantee.
AMC Commercial Cleaning is headquartered in North Richland Hills, TX and advertises commercial cleaning and janitorial services in Dallas on its homepage. The company states over 30 years of experience and lists office and warehouse cleaning among its services, serving office, medical, school, retail and warehouse facilities.
Anago Cleaning Systems of Dallas is a Plano-based franchisee of the national Anago network that names Dallas among its served cities. It covers office, medical, warehouse and restaurant facilities, with day porter services and floor care including carpet, tile and grout work.
April Building Services states 35+ years as a glass restoration and window cleaning company serving Dallas, Fort Worth and North Texas. Beyond window cleaning it offers waterproofing/restoration, architectural surface refinishing and safety systems, with client industries including commercial real estate, healthcare and stadiums.
Bellah Cleaning Company is based in Southlake, TX and states over a decade of experience as a window and pressure-washing company. It explicitly serves the DFW metroplex, Southlake, Colleyville and Keller in North Texas, offering commercial window cleaning for offices, storefronts, healthcare and industrial sites using green and LEED-certified solutions.
Britton Building Maintenance, Inc. is based in Plano, TX, and its services page explicitly states Commercial Janitorial Services in Dallas-Ft. Worth, Austin, Houston, and San Antonio, Texas. It offers night cleaning, day porter services, floor and window cleaning for offices, corporate facilities, retail and some medical facilities, describing a three-phase service model with weekly inspections.
Building Maintenance Enterprise, Inc. is based on Mockingbird Lane in Dallas, TX and explicitly serves the DFW region, including Frisco, Plano, Southlake, Bedford, Greenville, Rockwall, Royse City, Garland, Mesquite and Prosper. It offers janitorial, day porter, carpet, hardwood floor, window washing and electrostatic disinfecting for offices, schools, clinics and daycares, with bilingual service stated.
Buildingstars operates a local Dallas franchise page listing a Richardson, TX area office and naming Dallas among 15 served cities, under the national Buildingstars network headquartered in St. Louis, MO. It offers office cleaning, medical/healthcare cleaning and industrial cleaning for financial institutions, corporate headquarters, multi-tenant buildings and medical facilities.
C & D Commercial Services Inc is a family-owned exterior maintenance company based in Rowlett, TX, operating since 1981. It states it serves Dallas, Fort Worth and the wider DFW metro region, offering day porter services and commercial window cleaning with a deionized-water system, alongside a separate masonry-contracting division.
The nine Dallas pages below use current service statements. A company may appear in more than one category, so these figures are not a total of unique companies and do not indicate quality or fit.
Start with the category that describes the principal work. If you need several services, use each relevant page to see which companies also state related work. Confirm in writing whether those services can be included in one proposal.
The Dallas total is a broad starting set, not a promise that every company offers every kind of cleaning. The service pages are intentionally narrower. They let you begin with the work that matters and avoid treating a general commercial-cleaning statement as proof of a specific service.
The category totals are current snapshots. A company may add, change, or omit information on its website, and the directory cannot settle job-specific questions for you. Use the local page to form a shortlist, then ask each provider about the precise work, location, timing, and constraints before relying on a proposal.
Seventy-three of the 92 companies state experience with at least one facility type. The current company-wide information includes 57 with office experience, 48 with medical-office experience, 35 with industrial-facility experience, 27 with warehouse experience, and 23 with restaurant experience.
These are general company statements, not proof of experience with every service in every type of facility. Nineteen companies have no facility type listed in the current directory, which means the detail is unknown rather than negative.
Use the information as a shortlisting question. If your building has unusual access, security, operating hours, or site requirements, ask providers for examples and a proposed plan that match those conditions.
The local pages help you identify plausible companies for a stated service. They do not replace a job-specific scope. Before you contact providers, decide which spaces are included, when work can happen, who handles access, and what needs to be clear in the proposal.
If you need help with those questions, open the Dallas service page for your job and follow its link to the matching central guide. That guide will help frame the work while the Dallas page keeps the local comparison focused on the same category.
Confirm the final scope, responsibilities, exclusions, and operating plan directly with each provider you shortlist.