Commercial cleaning. Working as one.

Many locations.
One less thing
to manage.

Bring your cleaning contracts together. One accountable partner for the crews, standards, and paperwork across your entire footprint.

For operations and facilities teams with multiple locations.

Glass office towers viewed from street level
Every location matters.So does your time.
Your footprint. Under one roof.

Local crews. A single point of accountability.

One agreement One invoice One accountable partner

Less coordination. More control.

Managing 10 vendors means 10 invoices, 10 contracts, 10 escalation paths, and no guarantee any two of them hold your locations to the same standard. Every one of those invoices carries its own processing cost before a single square foot gets cleaned.

Industry research from Ardent Partners' State of ePayables study puts the average cost of processing a single invoice at roughly $13. That's the paperwork tax on top of the cleaning itself — before anyone considers whether the vendor behind that invoice is any good.

Run the numbers for your footprint →

10 vendors, monthly invoicing

Invoices per year
120
Roughly $13 per invoice
$13
Processing overhead, per year
≈ $1,560

Before a single location gets cleaned. Source: Ardent Partners, State of ePayables.

From separate vendors to a single system.

Your footprint. Connected. One managed network
UFP
One point of accountability.

Agreement · Invoicing · Quality oversight

How the model works · Illustrative facility network

01

Tell us your footprint

Locations, square footage, and current service levels — wherever you are in the process, from zero vendors to a patchwork you're trying to consolidate.

02

We build your crew network

We assemble a vetted local cleaning crew for each site and price it as one consolidated quote covering the whole footprint.

03

One contract, one invoice

Every location runs under one quality standard, one master agreement, and one invoice, with ongoing QA to keep every site accountable.

Built for multi-location operators

Frequently asked questions

Do you employ the cleaning crews yourselves?+

We build and manage a vetted network of local cleaning companies at each of your locations, then hold every crew to one standard, one contract, and one invoice. See How It Works for the full model.

How many locations do I need to have for this to make sense?+

Consolidation starts paying off around 3-5 locations, where managing separate vendor relationships already creates real administrative overhead. There's no upper limit — the model scales to hundreds of sites.

How is pricing determined?+

We scope your footprint — square footage, frequency, and any location-specific requirements — and come back with one consolidated quote covering every site. There's no obligation to accept it.

What if one location needs a different service level than the others?+

Every site gets scoped individually within the master agreement — a warehouse floor and a corporate lobby aren't cleaned the same way — but everything rolls up to one contract and one invoice.

What happens if a location's cleaning falls short?+

Every site reports into the same inspection cadence, so a shortfall is traceable to a specific location and crew rather than lost in an unrelated vendor relationship. One account manager is your point of contact for resolving it.

More questions →

Ready to consolidate your cleaning contract?

One contract. One invoice. Every location covered.

Get one consolidated quote
Get one consolidated quote