Clinics, dental offices, and outpatient suites from central Austin to Round Rock, cleaned on a room by room routine.
Austin's health care has grown along with the city. Dell Seton Medical Center at the University of Texas sits downtown near the UT campus. Ascension Seton, St. David's, and Dell Children's run large campuses in central and north Austin, and St. David's has campuses in North and South Austin too. Around those campuses are hundreds of medical offices, dental practices, therapy clinics, and imaging centers.
As the suburbs have grown, health care has followed. Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Pflugerville, and Kyle all have new medical office buildings. We clean medical offices across the whole metro.
Touch points get disinfected on every visit. Medical waste stays with your medical waste vendor. We take care of regular trash and recycling.
We clean after the last patient leaves, so rooms are ready for the first visit in the morning. Urgent care offices and practices with long hours can choose overnight cleaning. Busy offices can add a day porter to keep restrooms and the waiting room in shape between patients.
Patients bring the outdoors in with them. In spring, rain and mud collect at the door. In winter, cedar pollen floats in and settles on chairs and counters, which matters to patients with allergies. In summer, long months of air conditioning pull dust into vents. We plan for each of these, with extra mopping at entrances, dusting of vents and ledges, and steady care for waiting areas.
We clean family medicine and pediatric offices, dental and orthodontic offices, dermatology and eye care offices, physical therapy clinics, urgent care offices, and outpatient surgery and imaging suites. Many are in multi tenant medical buildings. We follow the landlord's rules for access and clean only your suite, or the whole building if the owner asks.
Each office type has its own needs. Pediatric offices have toys and play areas. Therapy clinics have mats and equipment. Dental offices have many sinks. We write these into your plan so nothing is left to memory.
New medical office buildings keep opening along the SH 45 and US-183 corridors, in Cedar Park, Leander, Round Rock, and Georgetown, and south in Kyle and Buda. When a practice moves into a new suite, we can do a move in clean, then start the regular plan the night patients arrive. One plan can also cover a practice with offices in several suburbs.
Central Texas has pollen almost all year, and winter cedar season is hard on many people. Patients bring that pollen in on clothes and shoes. Dust settles on chairs, counters, and window sills. We plan extra dusting and entry mat care during the worst weeks, so the waiting room stays fresh for people who may already feel unwell.
Greater Clean is licensed, bonded, and insured. Crews are background checked, trained, and supervised. Scheduled inspections and photo reports show your office manager what was done each week. If something is missed, we fix it and update the plan.
It starts with a walkthrough. We walk the building with you, ask about your hours and trouble spots, and write it all down. Within 24 hours you get a custom plan with one clear monthly price and no hidden add ons.
Our local office is Greater Clean, 5900 Balcones Dr, Suite 100, Austin, TX 78731. Visit our Austin page to see everything we clean in the area.
Yes. We clean medical offices around the central Austin and north Austin hospital campuses and in medical buildings across the metro.
Yes. We also clean medical and dental offices in Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Pflugerville, and Kyle.
No. Medical waste stays with your licensed medical waste vendor. We handle regular trash and recycling.
Yes. We clean after the last patient leaves, and urgent care offices can choose overnight cleaning.
In winter we add extra dusting of chairs, counters, and ledges in waiting rooms, since pollen settles quickly on every surface.
Yes. We clean medical and dental offices across the metro, including Round Rock, Cedar Park, Pflugerville, Georgetown, and south Austin, near the big hospital campuses and in stand alone buildings.