Dallas · Office cleaning
Compare 34 Dallas office cleaning providers by related services and company-wide experience, then confirm the scope for your workplace.
For an office-cleaning search in Dallas, the directory has 34 companies with website statements supporting both the service and Dallas or Dallas–Fort Worth coverage. Inclusion is not a ranking and does not establish a fit for your building, schedule, or scope.
Use the local set to identify options, then send each shortlisted provider the same written office-cleaning request.
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.
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.
CleanNet USA / CleanNet of Dallas-Fort Worth is part of the national CleanNet USA franchise network, with a Dallas / Fort Worth regional office based in Irving, TX. The company states over 35 years in operation since 1987, offering office cleaning, day porter, carpet, window and floor care for medical facilities, corporate offices, restaurants and manufacturing sites.
Commercial Cleaning of Dallas is based in Dallas, TX and explicitly serves Dallas, Arlington, Garland, Plano, Irving, Mesquite, Grand Prairie and Carrollton. It offers a broad service list including warehouse, medical facility sanitization, carpet, high-rise window, floor and post-construction cleaning for corporate offices, medical clinics, restaurants and manufacturing facilities.
Commercial Group FS is based in Dallas, TX and states it serves the DFW Metroplex and North Texas suburbs, naming Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, Plano and Frisco. It explicitly lists day porter, office, window and restaurant kitchen cleaning, with custom-designed schedules per client and recurring discounts offered.
Dallas Commercial Cleaning Co is physically based in Dallas, TX and states it serves businesses throughout Dallas. Its site shows a business-start date of December 2025, making it a very new entrant, offering office and medical facility cleaning for offices, gyms, daycares, medical facilities and restaurants.
Thirty-one providers have at least one recorded facility type. Company-wide records show office experience for 31, medical-office experience for 26, warehouse experience for 16, industrial-facility experience for 14, and restaurant experience for 13. These figures describe general company experience, not office-cleaning work at every facility type.
Work-pattern records are available for 26 providers. They include 18 with recurring work recorded, 16 with one-off work, 12 with after-hours work, and 10 with daytime work. Those records are company-wide and do not establish availability for your office or a promised schedule. Three providers have no recorded facility type, which is a gap, not a negative judgment.
The local records do not support a comparison of cleaning frequencies, staffing, products, disinfection practices, security arrangements, supplies, inspection methods, or prices. Confirm those details directly in a written proposal.
Start with the areas, schedule, access restrictions, and responsibilities you need. That gives the local comparison a useful next step without treating a company-wide record as a commitment for your office.
Use the office cleaning guide to define zones, tasks, access, wet-floor controls, and product questions. Send that office-specific scope to every provider on your shortlist.