Local context
What Ontario property actually needs.
Ontario is the logistics capital of the Inland Empire, and the scale changes what a cleaning program has to be. Distribution centres here are measured in hundreds of thousands of square feet, run multiple shifts or continuously, and have sealed concrete floors under constant forklift and pallet-jack traffic. The office component is often a small fraction of the building operating on entirely different hours.
Airport-adjacent freight and cargo facilities add security and access requirements. The convention centre and its surrounding hospitality and business-park property run on event schedules — intense use for a few days, then quiet. Ontario rewards a vendor who scopes by zone and schedules by operation rather than applying one program across a whole address.
Scale changes the economics of every decision in an Ontario warehouse. On a building measured in hundreds of thousands of square feet, the difference between a walk-behind and a ride-on autoscrubber is hours per shift, and the difference between a densifier-and-guard system and a floor finish is whether the programme is viable at all. Racking aisles, cross-dock lanes, and staging areas wear at completely different rates, so a single frequency across the floor plate either over-services the quiet aisles or lets the main lanes degrade. We zone the floor and set a cycle per zone, which is usually cheaper than a blanket schedule and visibly better where it matters.
The welfare and office areas attached to these buildings are where most vendors quietly fail. Break rooms serving two hundred people across three shifts take a day of use in a few hours, restrooms turn over continuously, and neither can wait for a nightly reset that happens once. Those areas need porter-style attention through the operating day, scoped separately from the floor programme and priced separately so you can see what it costs. Airport-adjacent cargo facilities add clearance and badging on top, agreed at the walkthrough and written in before first access.
Property types we service in Ontario
Services
Janitorial services in Ontario.
All nine lines run in-house here, scoped per building and scheduled against how the property is actually used.
Frequently asked
Ontario FAQ.
Can you handle very large distribution facilities?
Yes, scoped by zone — floor, dock, office, and welfare areas each with their own frequency — and scheduled around shift patterns rather than an assumed close.
What floor program works on warehouse concrete?
Ride-on autoscrubbing with a densifier and guard system. A floor finish on a working warehouse floor is money removed by the first week of pallet traffic.
Do you meet airport-adjacent security requirements?
Yes — clearance, badging, and escort requirements are agreed at the walkthrough and written into the scope before first access.
How do you scope a very large warehouse floor?
By zone. Racking aisles, cross-dock lanes, and staging areas wear at different rates, so each gets its own cycle. A single frequency across the whole floor plate either wastes money on quiet aisles or lets the main lanes degrade.
Who covers break rooms and restrooms across multiple shifts?
A porter-style scope through the operating day, priced separately from the floor programme. A break room serving two hundred people across three shifts cannot wait for a nightly reset that happens once.
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Why Ontario businesses choose Unison.
- Free on-site walkthrough anywhere in Ontario.
- Written scope and written pricing before anything starts.
- A named supervisor and a consistent crew, not a rotating pool.
- One account manager and one number, whether you have one site or six.
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