Commercial and multi property
Commercial exterior cleaning across San Luis Obispo County
Hotels, storefronts, managed portfolios and tasting rooms. Insured to $1,000,000, certificate before the job, and no part of the work handed to anybody else.
Commercial is a different job, not a bigger house
A homeowner books a clean because the glass looks bad. A GM, a property manager or a tasting room director books one because dirty glass is costing them something measurable, and because having the wrong contractor on site is a risk they carry personally. Those are not the same purchase, and a page that treats them the same is written for the wrong person.
So most of what matters here happens before anybody touches a squeegee. Whether the certificate of insurance is on file. Whether the crew can be finished before the doors open. Whether one company can cover eleven properties on one invoice. Whether the person who quoted it is the person who turns up. That is the actual product.
Below are the four kinds of commercial property we work on most across 16 Central Coast towns. If yours is not one of them, the work is almost certainly still the same and the answer is a phone call.
Hotels and Hospitality
General managers, chief engineers and housekeeping directors
We already work Central Coast hotel frontages. The job is less about glass than about being invisible while a property is full.
Read more →Storefronts and Retail
Shop owners, restaurant operators and retail managers
Street level retail and food service glass, cleaned before the doors open, on a repeating visit rather than as an occasional rescue.
Read more →Property Management and HOA
Property managers, HOA boards and community managers
One contractor across the whole portfolio, one certificate of insurance on file, and dates confirmed early enough for the notice to reach residents before we arrive.
Read more →Wineries and Tasting Rooms
Tasting room managers, hospitality directors and winery owners
Paso Robles and Edna Valley properties, worked around the harvest calendar and the event calendar. The tasting room view is the product, so that is where the effort goes.
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What a commercial client is actually buying
You are buying liability cover, not just labor
Anybody working at height on your property is a risk that lands on you if they are not covered. California Business License #17881, $1,000,000 in liability, and the certificate goes out before the job rather than after. Ask any contractor for it first, and treat hesitation as the answer.
One company, so there is nobody to blame
Not one part of any job is subcontracted. Our crew, our equipment, our insurance. If a pane gets damaged there is no three way argument between a contractor, a sub and two carriers, because there is only one company on your site.
The schedule is the service
Working around trading hours, guest arrivals, board meetings or a harvest is most of what makes commercial different. We build the visit around your operation, which usually means before opening, midweek, or a specific window agreed in advance.
The owner quotes it and the owner does it
Corey Byler walks the property, prices it, and is there on the day. You are not handed from a salesperson to a crew you have never met, and the person who promised something is the person standing on your site.
Real reviews, real Central Coast addresses
The light literally shines brighter
Every word below is lifted straight from Corey's Google profile. Nothing written by us, nothing tidied up.
No obligation, no pressure, no call center
We Guarantee 100% Satisfaction
Every job finishes the same way: a walk around with you before we pack up, so anything you are not happy with gets put right there and then. Corey Byler is the one doing that walk around. Business License #17881, insured to $1,000,000, and no part of the job handed to somebody else.
Ready to see what your glass actually looks like?
Send an address and we will get you a real number. Residential or commercial, anywhere from Cambria to Santa Maria.
Monday to Saturday, 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM · Owner operated · Nothing subcontracted