Say the number
Scope, frequency and price in writing before work starts.
A Coquitlam cleaning company that shows its work
Evo Clean is based in Coquitlam, British Columbia, and works across Metro Vancouver. It was built by people who spent years on the other side of the contract — as facility managers, frustrated that cleaning quality was the one line item nobody could measure.
Built around one missing number
Most cleaning contracts are priced on hours and judged on complaints. That works until the day a tenant walks a floor and you have nothing to point to.
Evo Clean starts every engagement by writing the standard down — which surfaces, how often, to what result. Then we inspect against it on a published schedule and give you the score.
That single change makes everything else easier. Crews know exactly what they are accountable for. Managers get a document instead of an opinion. And when frequencies genuinely need to change, the conversation starts with evidence rather than a renegotiation.
We work across Metro Vancouver and the Lower Mainland, and we hire from the neighbourhoods we clean in. Being local is the reason a supervisor can be on your site the same morning you call rather than the next week.
What Evo Clean commits to
Local crews
Hired across Metro Vancouver, so a call-out is a short drive rather than a road trip.
Canadian owned
A British Columbia company, answerable here — not to a head office somewhere else.
Nights and weekends
We work around your occupancy rather than ours, so your floors are ready before people arrive.
No lock-in period
The first scored inspection lands within thirty days. If it does not hold up, leave.
Four rules we work by
Same crew, same standard
Crews stay with your building. You learn their names.
Report the miss
A bad score reaches you from us, with the fix attached.
Train before deploy
Nobody works unsupervised until signed off on your site.
Get a written scope and a real number
A walkthrough takes about forty minutes and you get the specification whether or not you hire us.
