One point of contact.
Talk directly with the owner about your space, your priorities, and any changes along the way.
Owner-operated. Locally rooted.
A cleaner workplace.
A little more
peace of mind.
Commercial cleaning for Colorado’s mountain communities.
Recurring cleaning for local offices, retail shops, and similar commercial spaces, generally one to three visits per week. Work directly with the owner, with a written scope and quote before work begins.
Bailey · Conifer · Evergreen
Commercial spaces. Thoughtful care.Written cleaning scopeAgreed recurring scheduleDirect owner communication
A straightforward approach
Good work starts
with clear expectations.
You have a business to run. Your cleaning should be one less thing to piece together.
A scope in writing.
Know which tasks are included and how often they happen, with a checklist agreed before service begins.
A schedule that fits.
Plan recurring visits around your workplace. Evening or early-morning options can be discussed, subject to availability.
The places we care for
Made for your workday.
From a quiet office to a busy storefront,
a clean space makes room for the work ahead.
Offices & professional workspaces
A considered clean for deskside floors, meeting rooms, reception areas, and shared spaces.
Retail shops & showrooms
Care for the entrances, floors, and agreed surfaces that welcome your customers.
Studios & community spaces
Routine cleaning for the rooms where people gather, work, and create.
Commercial common areas
Attention to shared entrances, corridors, restrooms, and everyday touch points.
What’s included
The everyday details.
Handled with care.
A practical foundation for routine commercial cleaning. We tailor the final checklist to your space during the walkthrough.
Talk through your scope- Accessible floor vacuuming & mopping
- Restroom cleaning
- Trash & recycling to the agreed collection point
- Break-room surfaces & sinks
- Agreed counters & accessible touch points
- Entrance glass & routine spot cleaning
Restocking can be included when agreed. Initial resets and specialist work receive a separate scope where needed.
From first conversation to a clear plan
A simple way to get started.
- 01
Tell us about
your workplace.Share a few details about your space and the cleaning you have in mind.
- 02
Walk through
the space together.Discuss the rooms, priorities, frequency, and practical access arrangements.
- 03
Agree on
a written plan.Review your cleaning proposal and agree on the scope and schedule before service begins.
A walkthrough request is an inquiry. We’ll arrange a time together.
Your local point of contact
A familiar face.
A thoughtful approach.
“I’m Blake Bannon, the owner of Fenrir Commercial Cleaning Service, based right here in Bailey.”
I believe caring for a workplace starts with listening. We’ll talk about what matters in your space, put the plan in writing, and keep communication direct.
Blake BannonOwner · Bailey, Colorado
A little more about Fenrir Close to home
Here in the foothills.
Here for your workplace.
Based in Bailey, serving commercial spaces in three neighboring mountain communities.
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A few helpful details
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Still have something on your mind?
Let’s discuss it during your walkthrough.
Do you clean after business hours?
Evening and early-morning visits can be discussed during the walkthrough. We’ll agree on a schedule that works for the space, subject to availability.
How often can you clean?
Recurring service generally runs one to three visits per week. We’ll discuss how your workplace is used and agree on a practical frequency during the walkthrough, subject to availability.
How do you determine the price?
Pricing is per visit, based on the walkthrough, cleanable square footage, frequency, current condition, and agreed scope. You receive a written scope and quote before work begins. Initial resets or specialist work need a separate scope where appropriate.
What happens during the walkthrough?
We look at the areas you want cleaned, talk through priorities and access, and outline a practical checklist. Submitting a request starts a conversation; it does not confirm an appointment.
Are supplies included?
Supplies and equipment are discussed as part of your proposal. Restocking can be included by agreement, with responsibility for paper products and other consumables clearly defined.
Can we discuss keys and building access?
Yes. Access arrangements are agreed directly before service begins. Please don’t send keys, alarm codes, or other sensitive building details through the website form.
A good place to start
Let’s talk about your space.
A simple conversation. A thoughtful walkthrough.
A cleaning scope that makes sense for your workplace.