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BLUE HILLS SERVICES
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Canton, Massachusetts

Office cleaning
in Canton,
after hours.

Based in Canton, working nights across Canton and the towns around it.

Request a walkthrough or text (781) 568-6699 · Canton, Massachusetts
Why we are here

This is home, not a regional office.

This is home. We are based in Canton. The drive to your building is minutes, and a problem at nine at night is something we can come back for. That is why we can tell you about a missed night before you notice it.

  • Based in Canton, not a regional office pretending to be local
  • Nights and weekends, so your building is empty while we work
  • The same named people every week, introduced before they start
  • You are told before anyone changes, not after
What we clean in Canton

Offices, practices and the buildings that empty out by six.

Offices along Route 138 and Dedham Street, dental and medical practices, and buildings of about three to five thousand square feet that empty out by six.

We do not take on restaurants, buildings needing daytime porter cover, or sites where a landlord rather than the tenant makes the decision. Saying so early saves everybody a meeting.

The questions a facility manager asks
How is the price set?

By walking the building and counting hours, not by square footage. The walkthrough is thirty minutes to an hour, free, no obligation.

What happens if a night gets missed?

That week comes off your next invoice automatically. The invoice leads with attendance, so a missed night is on the first line with the credit applied.

Do you hold a key?

Usually, because we work when the building is empty. Keys are signed out against a tag number, never a building name, and a background check happens before any key is issued.

An hour in your building, no charge.

We price by walking it and counting the hours the work honestly takes. You get a written scope and a fixed monthly number.

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