First Class Building Supply & Services has cleaned commercial buildings around Seattle and Tacoma since 2003, and this is where our crews, our demo robots and our office are. For an office tower, a clinic or a school, that means a recurring janitorial crew on a documented checklist. For a Kent Valley warehouse or a hospital campus, it means a Gausium cleaning robot delivered, mapped and supported by the same people. Many accounts here use both.
Our own trained, vetted and insured crews, not subcontractors. Scoped on a free walkthrough, run to a written checklist.
Nightly, weekly or custom-schedule cleaning of restrooms, kitchens, trash, dusting, vacuuming and hard floors for downtown Seattle and Tacoma office buildings, after hours with the building's badge procedure.
Exam rooms, waiting areas and restrooms on First Hill and in the Tacoma medical district, cleaned to a documented protocol with sign-off on every visit.
VCT strip and wax, burnishing, tile and grout, carpet extraction, scheduled overnight so the floor is dry and open by morning.
A porter on site through the business day for lobbies, restrooms, spills and touch points in Seattle office towers and retail centers.
Final clean after a tenant improvement or new build in the Kent Valley or Tacoma, ready for move-in and inspection.
Break rooms, restrooms and offices inside Kent Valley and Port of Tacoma distribution centers, with a robot for the slab if the floor justifies it.
No pricing from a phone call. Every account starts with a walkthrough and ends with a written scope you can hold us to.
We walk the building with you, count restrooms and floor types, and note the hours the crew or the robot can work.
A task list by area and frequency, so nightly, weekly and quarterly mean the same thing to both sides.
The crew signs the same checklist on every visit and you can see it; the robot logs every run.
Trained, vetted and insured people on your site, with a supervisor you can reach during the shift.
Crew, robot or both, one person at First Class owns the account.
Where the floor is too big for the hours on the schedule, a Gausium robot takes the repetitive route and the crew's hours go elsewhere. This is our home market, so a demo on your floor is a short drive.
Slab in the hundreds of thousands of square feet, forklift dust and tire marks every shift; a scrubber-sweeper covers the aisles overnight.
Long corridors, terrazzo and sheet vinyl, and a cleaning window that never fully opens; a quiet autonomous scrubber runs the same route nightly and logs it.
Gym floors, cafeterias and hallways across several buildings; one robot with several maps and a smaller floor-care crew per building.
Air-cargo and ground-handling buildings that run around the clock; the robot fits into the quiet windows between waves.
Three of the eight models cover most floors in this area. We bring the right one to the demo.
Warehouse operators tend to buy, property managers prefer Robot-as-a-Service, and school districts lease or purchase from capital budgets. All three are quoted side by side, and a robot can be added to an existing janitorial account.
Own the machine outright. Delivery, mapping and training are included; service is available as an annual plan.
One monthly rate covers the robot, software and updates, preventive maintenance, parts and service. We own the machine; you get the clean floor and the reports.
Fixed-term financing with a path to ownership at the end, for budgets that plan in monthly payments but want the asset on the books.
About $680 a month financed over 60 months, subject to credit approval, versus $2,500 to $4,000 a month in part-time floor labor. See how those numbers are built, or compare the three options in detail. Every deployment starts with a demo on your floor: a site walk, a mapped section, a run your team watches, then a written proposal.
Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Kent and Tacoma. For a building just outside those cities, call 888-675-2807 and we will confirm coverage on the walkthrough rather than guess.
Yes. Most of our downtown Seattle accounts are cleaned after hours. We follow the building's access procedure, crews are badged or escorted as the property requires, and the supervisor is reachable during the shift.
Yes. In Kent Valley and Port of Tacoma distribution centers our crews clean the office areas, break rooms and restrooms, and for the slab floor we add a Gausium cleaning robot, delivered and supported by the same company.
Yes. This is where First Class is based, so delivery, mapping, training and service in Seattle, Kent, Tacoma and the surrounding cities are done by our own team, not a shipping partner, and consumables are stocked locally.
Yes, with planning. The sensors stop it for people and vehicles, and we set no-go zones around active docks and staging lanes. Most Kent Valley sites schedule it for the quietest window and keep forklifts out of the mapped aisles during that time.
Yes. Several Seattle and Tacoma accounts pair a janitorial crew for restrooms, offices and detail work with a robot for the floor, on one scope, one checklist and one invoice.
Tell us the city, the type of building and whether you want a crew, a robot or both. We will call to schedule.