Industries
The buyer changes the scope.
A warehouse manager, a clinic lead, and a property manager are not asking for the same visit. These pages say who hires Apex and what the contract actually covers.
- Corporate officesOffice managers, workplace leads, and executive assistants who own the vendor list.Office cleaning after staff leave, and before the first meeting.
- Warehouses & distribution centresWarehouse managers, facility supervisors, and the operations lead who feels it when a dock is filthy.Warehouse cleaning so the floor is clear for the next shift.
- Logistics & transportationTerminal managers, fleet supervisors, and 3PL site leads. A different buyer from the person who runs a storage warehouse.Cleaning for cross-docks, truck terminals, and driver areas.
- ManufacturingPlant managers and EHS leads who decide where a contractor is allowed to walk.Factory cleaning on the walkways and in the washrooms.
- Property managementProperty managers and condo boards who need one scope they can run across a building, or several.Lobby, hallway, and common-area cleaning.
- Retail & commercialStore managers, showroom operators, and the facilities contact for a multi-unit retailer.Store cleaning before the shop opens.
- Healthcare facilitiesClinic managers and dental office leads. Not hospital environmental-services departments.Cleaning for medical clinics and dental offices.
- Education & hospitalitySchool and daycare operators, restaurant owners, and the manager of a small hotel or inn.Cleaning for schools, daycares, restaurants, and small hotels.
Your building
Tell us who runs the site.
The form asks for the facility type first, so a terminal is not priced like an office.