Apex Cleaning Service · Greater Toronto Area
Professional warehouse, industrial, and commercial cleaning across the Greater Toronto Area.
From distribution centres and factories to offices and commercial properties, we build cleaning schedules around your operations, so the building can keep running.
Serving businesses around Pearson Airport and across the GTA.
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We focus on warehouses, distribution centres, and commercial facilities around Toronto Pearson Airport and across the GTA. A warehouse, a distribution centre, and a truck terminal each need a different cleaning list.
Warehouse cleaning
01 / 03Between shifts
The cleaning
The open floor, the loading dock, and the washrooms.
The hours
After the last shipment goes out, or in the gap between shifts.
Left out
We do not clean the tops of the racks.
Distribution centre
02 / 03Around the freight
The cleaning
Staging lanes, dock doors, and the dispatch office.
The hours
Set around inbound and outbound, not an office closing time.
Left out
We do not stop the floor to run a machine through a live aisle.
Factory cleaning
03 / 03Walkways only
The cleaning
Marked walkways, washrooms, and the lunch room.
The hours
When that bay can be given to the crew.
Left out
We do not clean the machines.
We look at the building before we send a price.
We visit large warehouses, factories, and any site where you want to replace the cleaner you have now. A smaller office can be quoted from the form.
We list the rooms, docks, and washrooms, how often we clean them, and what we do not clean.
After the office closes, before it opens, or between warehouse shifts. The hours are part of the agreement.
We review the cleaning after the first month. If a room is missed, we name it and fix it.
Many of our conversations start with a business that already has a cleaner and wants a clearer agreement.
Request a cleaning proposalWarehouses, distribution centres, factories, offices, stores, and common areas.
Airport Road, Dixie Road, the 410, the 407, the 427, and Derry Road in Milton.
Yes. That is the normal arrangement for warehouses, plants, and offices. Tell us when the building is busy and when a crew can actually be on the floor. The schedule is written around that, including early mornings and the gap between shifts.
Yes. Say so on the form. A walkthrough is the useful version of this, because we can see what the current route misses. We don't ask you to dramatise how bad they are. The building is enough.
Facility type, approximate size, washrooms, floors, operating hours, and how often you want cleaning. Address and postal code so we know the crew can reach it. A budget is not required. If the building has several addresses, say that before we guess.
The core is the Pearson corridor: Mississauga, Brampton, Etobicoke, Vaughan, and Milton. We also contract across Toronto and the rest of the GTA, out to Burlington, Markham, and Whitby. If a site sits past that, ask. We would rather say no than take a building we will service badly.
Request one on the proposal form. For a large warehouse, a plant, or a building you want taken over from another company, a walk is more accurate than a form. We confirm a time once we have the address. We don't advertise it as complimentary until that is the standing offer.
Not yet shown here. Before the first visit we agree the cleaning list, the hours, and the site rules in writing. Insurance and WSIB documents will be added to that paperwork once they are in place.
It is written in the agreement, not hidden in a web page. Many facilities start with a defined term and a review after the first month, once the route has been tested against the real building.
Yes, as a secondary service: recurring house cleaning, move-out, condos, and post-renovation. It is quoted separately. It is not the work the company is organised around.
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A proposal, a walkthrough, or both. If you would rather talk it through in two lines, use the contact form.
