Nobody notices a buildingthat is cleaned properly.
Iasmyn Cleaning is commercial only. Offices, medical and dental practices, schools, places of worship, retail and industrial space across Greater Boston, cleaned after your team leaves and signed off before the crew locks up.
Iasmyn at a glance
Every visit is initialed on a checklist that stays in your building.
- Licensed and insured
- Five star rated
- Background checked crews
- Commercial only, five years
We only clean places where people work
No houses, no apartments, no weekend side work. A commercial building runs on different hours, different equipment and a different standard of proof, and doing one thing has made us better at it than we were when we tried to do both.
Ten services, one standard
Nightly janitorial, office cleaning, day porters, disinfection, restrooms, break rooms, floor care, deep cleans, post construction and move outs. Each one written into your scope with a frequency that matches how the building is actually used.
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Twelve kinds of building
A dental operatory, a school corridor, a warehouse slab and a branch lobby are four separate problems. We write the protocol for the setting instead of running one template through every address in the book.
See all industriesWhy buildings keep changing cleaning companies
Every facility manager we meet has the same four stories, and none of them are about somebody being lazy. They are about how the arrangement was set up on day one.
How it usually goes
The price came off a spreadsheet
A number produced from square footage and an average, without anyone walking the building. The scope then gets quietly trimmed until it fits the number that was already quoted.
New faces every few weeks
Turnover is the industry norm, so the people in your building on Thursday have never seen it before. They clean a generic building instead of yours, and the standard resets every time.
Nothing is ever written down
With no signed record, a missed restroom becomes your word against theirs. The conversation goes nowhere, it happens again in three weeks, and eventually you stop bothering to raise it.
You reach an office, not a person
The rep who sold the contract cannot fix Tuesday night, and the message takes until Friday to reach somebody who can. By then the problem has repeated twice.
How we set it up instead
The owner walks your building before anything is quoted
Iasmyn prices every account in person. The scope is written from what is actually in your space, floor by floor, not from a plan and a rate per square foot.
A checklist gets signed every single visit
Each area on your scope is initialed and dated the night it is done, and the sheet stays in your building. You never have to take our word for what happened after you left.
Licensed and insured, with the certificate in your name
General liability in force before the first visit, and a certificate of insurance issued to your building or your management company on request.
The same crew holds your access
A fixed crew is assigned to your address and stays there. Keys, codes and alarm procedure live in one written record instead of in somebody's memory.
From the first call to a program that runs without you
Six steps. You are only needed for the first two, and the walkthrough is the longest thirty minutes you will spend on this.
You call or send the form
Tell us the type of building, roughly how big it is and what is going wrong now. That is enough for us to know whether we are the right fit, and we will say so if we are not.
We walk the building with you
Free, usually thirty to sixty minutes, at a time that suits you. We go through it area by area, look at the floors, the restrooms and the traffic, and ask what has been failing.
You get the scope and the price in writing
A document listing every area, every task and the frequency, with one flat price. Usually within one business day of the walkthrough. Nothing on it is implied.
We set up access and the schedule
Keys, codes, alarm procedure, insurance certificate and arrival window all agreed and written down before the first visit, not improvised on the night.
The first visit resets the building
Most accounts start with a deep clean so the routine program has a real baseline to hold. If your building genuinely does not need one, we will tell you and skip it.
Monthly walkthrough, and the sheet stays in the building
Every visit is signed off on the checklist. Once a month we walk the building with you again and adjust the scope, because buildings change and a scope written in March is usually wrong by October.
What goes on the scope
Most buildings run a recurring janitorial program with two or three of these attached to it. The rest exist because a build, a move or an inspection changes what the job is that month.
Office Cleaning
Desks, glass, kitchens and restrooms handled after hours so the office opens finished instead of catching up.
DetailsJanitorial Services
Nightly, weekly or monthly programs on a fixed schedule, with the same crew and a scope you can hold us to.
DetailsDay Porter Services
Somebody on site during business hours keeping restrooms, lobbies and break rooms right while the building is full.
DetailsDisinfection and High Touch Sanitizing
Registered disinfectants applied with the dwell time the label requires, on the surfaces people actually touch.
DetailsRestroom Cleaning and Restocking
The room your visitors judge you on, scrubbed properly, dried, disinfected and restocked before it runs out.
DetailsBreak Room and Kitchen Cleaning
The shared kitchen kept genuinely clean: appliance interiors, sink, counters and the fridge nobody wants to open.
DetailsFloor Care and Carpet Cleaning
Strip, wax, buff, scrub and hot water extraction, scheduled before the floor starts looking tired.
DetailsCommercial Deep Cleaning
One long reset that reaches vents, ledges, baseboards, glass tracks and the film a normal visit never gets to.
DetailsPost Construction Cleaning
Construction dust removed in stages so the space is ready for furniture, inspection and the handover date.
DetailsMove In and Move Out Cleaning
Empty space cleaned to a handover standard, so the deposit conversation and the next tenant both start clean.
DetailsThe buildings we know
Twelve settings, each with its own protocol, its own hours and its own way of failing. Find the one that looks like yours.
Medical Offices and Clinics
Waiting rooms, exam rooms and treatment areas cleaned on a written protocol, with disinfection logged by area and date.
DetailsDental Offices
Operatories, sterilization areas and reception cleaned around a practice where patients look at the ceiling for an hour.
DetailsSchools and Daycares
Classrooms, corridors, cafeterias and restrooms on a schedule that fits the school day and survives February.
DetailsChurches and Places of Worship
Sanctuaries, halls and classrooms turned around between services and events, by people who treat the space as a space.
DetailsLaw and Professional Offices
Quiet, discreet evening service for offices where confidential paper sits on desks and clients judge the conference room.
DetailsBanks and Credit Unions
Branch lobbies, teller lines and ATM vestibules kept immaculate under security procedures that are followed to the letter.
DetailsRetail Stores
Sales floors, fitting rooms and glass cleaned before opening, so the first customer sees the store at its best.
DetailsRestaurants and Cafes
Front of house and back of house cleaned overnight, on a scope written with your inspection checklist in hand.
DetailsGyms and Fitness Studios
Equipment, mats, locker rooms and showers cleaned and disinfected properly, because a gym is a shared skin surface.
DetailsLabs and Biotech Offices
The office, corridor and common areas around your lab space, cleaned by people briefed on where the line is.
DetailsWarehouses and Light Industrial
Large floors scrubbed with a machine, offices and restrooms held to an office standard, safety lines kept visible.
DetailsProperty Management and Common Areas
Lobbies, corridors, stairwells, laundry and trash rooms across a portfolio, on one schedule with one contact.
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What licensed and insured actually gets you
Everyone writes those two words on a van. They are worth something only when somebody can produce the paperwork on the day your property manager asks for it.
- General liability insurance in force before the first visit
- Certificate of insurance issued to your building or management company
- Whatever wording your lease or your landlord requires, handled by us
- Every crew member background checked before holding a key or a code
- Keys, codes and alarm procedure recorded in one written file
- A named contact who answers a phone, not a ticket queue
Straight answers
Calls after hours reach voicemail and are returned the next business morning.
Questions facility managers ask us
If what you need to know is not here, call and ask. We would rather tell you we are the wrong fit than sell you a program you do not need.
Do you clean houses as well?
No. We are commercial only and we intend to stay that way. Residential and commercial are different jobs with different equipment, different hours and different training, and companies that try to do both usually run one of them as a sideline. Offices, medical and dental practices, schools, places of worship, retail, restaurants, gyms and industrial space are what we do.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes, both. General liability insurance is in force and a certificate of insurance can be issued to your building or management company, with whatever wording your lease requires. Send us the requirement and we will have it issued rather than making you chase it.
How do you price the work?
One flat price per visit or per month, quoted after a free walkthrough of your actual building. Never by the hour. Hourly billing pays a company to work slowly and gives you nothing to check the invoice against. Your price is held for twelve months from the start date.
What hours do you work?
Most of our work happens after your team leaves, in the evening, overnight or before opening. That is the only way a building can be cleaned properly. Day porter coverage runs during business hours, and weekend work is normal for deep cleans and floor programs.
Is there a contract?
Nightly and weekly programs are usually twelve months, because staffing and equipment get committed to your building. Every agreement carries a thirty day exit clause. One time work such as a deep clean, a post construction clean or a move out has no ongoing commitment at all.
Who actually comes into our building?
A fixed crew assigned to your address. Everyone is background checked before they are trusted with a key, a code or a badge. If somebody on your crew is out, you are told who is covering rather than finding a stranger in the building.
Tell us about the building
It costs nothing and there is no pitch at the end of it. We go through the building, ask what keeps going wrong, write it down, and leave you with a real number to think about.
- We come to the building, at no cost and with nothing to sign
- A written scope area by area, not a verbal promise
- One flat price per visit or per month, never billed by the hour
- Certificate of insurance issued to your building on request
- The same crew held to your address, background checked
- Thirty day exit clause in every recurring agreement
Reaching us
Site visits are booked for whatever time suits the building, including after hours.
Book a free walkthrough
Tell us what kind of building it is and what is going wrong now. You get a written scope and one flat price, usually within a business day.
Thirty minutes in your building and you get a scope in writing.
No charge and no pressure. We go through the floors, the restrooms and the traffic, then put a task list and one flat figure in writing.