Restaurant and hood cleaning are on their own listing, the hard side of janitorial.
Restaurants are the hardest rooms to keep clean, and Billingslea lists them on their own services: dining rooms, restrooms and floors up front; kitchens, grease and hood cleaning in back.
The same commercial discipline covers retail, small lots and any space with a health inspector or a customer walking in.
Scheduled after close, on a rhythm that keeps the place inspection-ready without ever closing for cleaning.
Kitchens, baths, bedrooms and floors, on a rhythm, or as a deep reset.
02Inspection-ready move-out cleans, the service West Point searches for.
03Drywall dust, stickers, debris, cleared so a new space is actually done.
04Recurring janitorial service for offices and churches, on their own listing.
“No job too big or too small” is how Billingslea Janitorial describes itself, and the range backs it up: houses and apartments, move-outs and new construction, offices, churches and restaurants. Seven days a week, 7 to 9, on both sides of the river.
The space, the state it’s in, the deadline, and a straight answer back.
Weekly upkeep, a deep clean, an inspection-ready move-out, or a commercial schedule.
Kitchens, baths, floors, glass, finished to the standard a hotel would sign off on.
The part where it looks the way it should have all along.
Their line is the promise: no job too big or too small.
The space, the state, the deadline.
Upkeep, deep, move-out or commercial.
The way it should have looked all along.
Based in West Point and serving Troup County, LaGrange, Hogansville, Pine Mountain, plus Columbus, Georgia, and Valley, Lanett, Auburn and Opelika across the Chattahoochee in Alabama.
Call or text (706) 518-0738, tell us the space and the deadline.