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Facilities We Clean · Schools & Universities · Dallas-Fort Worth

Campus cleaning built around the academic calendar, class changes and the people in the building

School and university cleaning is recurring and project-based care for the instructional, administrative, athletic, dining, residential and shared spaces of an educational campus: classrooms and lecture halls, restrooms, cafeterias, libraries and labs, gyms and locker rooms, offices and residence-hall common areas. FlowerHill schedules it around arrival, class changes, meals, dismissal, evening programs and events, works to your student-safety procedures, and uses summer and winter breaks for the deep work.

Who it is forPublic, private, parochial and charter schools, colleges and universities, community colleges, trade and technical schools, early learning campuses, performing-arts schools and district administration buildings across Dallas-Fort Worth.
Service windowsAfter dismissal, evenings and overnight for classrooms and offices; day porters around arrival, class changes, meal periods and events; summer and break periods for floor refinishing and detail projects.
Student safety and accessPersonnel screening, badges and check-in, authorized hours, student-occupied and restricted areas, escort requirements, lockdown and emergency procedures and confidentiality rules set with campus contacts before service begins.
Credentials100% women-owned, WBENC and SBE certified. Bonded, insured, background-checked staff; EPA-registered disinfectants, green products where possible.

Areas we clean on a school or university campus

  • Classrooms, lecture halls and auditoriumsDesks, tables and chair surfaces, carpets and hard floors, door handles and switches, sinks where present, aisle and seating areas, with books, student work, electronics and instructional materials left in place.
  • RestroomsFixtures, mirrors and partitions, floors and edges, sanitary waste, odor control and restocking, with inspection frequency set to enrollment, class-change surges and event schedules.
  • Cafeterias and dining hallsTables and seating, food residue, tray-return and waste stations, beverage areas, floors and spills around meal periods; food preparation, dishwashing, hoods and grease systems scoped separately.
  • Libraries, computer labs and science labsStudy tables, service counters, floors and glass; approved desk surfaces and non-technical dusting in labs; chemicals, specimens, glassware, fume hoods and electronics follow institution procedures only.
  • Gyms, locker rooms and athletic facilitiesDust-mopped and damp-cleaned gym floors with finish-appropriate methods, bleachers and seating, shower floors and walls, benches and locker exteriors, event preparation and post-event cleanup.
  • Offices, nurse offices and counseling areasAdministrative, admissions and faculty offices with records and files undisturbed; routine environmental cleaning in health areas, with medical waste, sharps and bodily fluids left to the school's health and safety team.
  • Hallways, stairwells and common areasHigh-traffic corridors, stair treads and handrails, drinking-fountain exteriors, glass and approved wall marks, student unions and campus centers with meeting-room resets.
  • Residence-hall common areas and childcare roomsLobbies, lounges, study rooms, shared kitchens, laundry rooms and common restrooms; washable rugs, changing stations and approved play surfaces in early learning programs, with student rooms and toys defined separately.

What makes school cleaning different

  • 01
    Thousands of occupants, surges by the bellHallways, restrooms and cafeterias fill and empty on a schedule. Porter rounds follow arrival, class changes, meal periods and dismissal rather than a flat daily pass.
  • 02
    Cleaning versus disinfectionRoutine cleaning removes soil and most germs every day. Targeted disinfection of approved high-touch surfaces, with EPA-registered products at label contact time, is added when illness or campus health procedures call for it, never sprayed on electronics or books.
  • 03
    Working around studentsScreening, badges, authorized hours, student-occupied areas and lockdown procedures govern where and when crews work. Many campuses pair us with an existing custodial team for evenings, porters, events or specific buildings.
  • 04
    Breaks are for projectsFloor stripping and refinishing, carpet extraction, locker-room deep cleans, high dusting, residence-hall turnovers and post-construction cleaning are scheduled into summer and winter break around maintenance and reopening dates.

How we scope and price school and university cleaning

Pricing follows labor, supervision, equipment, access requirements and frequency for the approved scope, quoted monthly with break-period projects as separate lines. Four factors drive most of it:

  • 01
    Campus size and populationCleanable square footage, number of buildings and floors, and student and staff population, which sets soil load and restroom demand.
  • 02
    Classrooms and restroomsClassroom and restroom counts are the largest labor drivers; cafeterias, locker rooms and residence-hall common areas add their own frequencies.
  • 03
    Schedule and portersAfter-dismissal versus overnight windows, day porter hours, evening programs, weekend athletics and event support.
  • 04
    Floors and break projectsGym-floor care, carpet extraction, resilient and terrazzo refinishing, summer deep cleaning and post-construction work.

Existing custodial staff and consumable restocking are settled in the proposal. A campus walk-through is the only reliable way to establish staffing and an accurate price.

  • Since 2020Serving DFW
  • 21 citiesAcross the Metroplex
  • 24 / 7Night & day crews
  • WBENC + SBEWomen-owned

Ready for a campus walk-through?

Free on-site walk-through, a written scope and a firm monthly price. No obligation.

How a school or university program starts

  1. Campus walk-throughWe tour approved buildings, review how each area is used and identify priorities, restroom counts, floor types and current concerns.
  2. Operational assessmentEnrollment, academic schedules, cafeterias, athletics, events, security procedures and existing custodial resources are reviewed with your facilities team.
  3. Scope by building and room typeTasks, frequencies, porter rounds, schedule, staffing, exclusions and pricing, with access, student-occupied areas and emergency procedures confirmed.
  4. Service, review and adjustmentScheduled janitorial and porter service, quality reviews with campus contacts and changes as enrollment, rooms, programs and events evolve.

Where we clean schools and universities in Dallas-Fort Worth

From UNT and TWU in Denton and UTA in Arlington to Carroll, HEB and Northwest ISD campuses and the private and charter schools across the northern suburbs, education is one of the region's largest facility categories. Programs are available in Denton, Arlington, Fort Worth, Dallas, Southlake, Hurst, Plano and Frisco, with the rest of our 21 DFW service cities listed in the footer.

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School cleaning questions we hear most

What does professional school cleaning include?

Classrooms, offices, restrooms, cafeterias, libraries, gyms, locker rooms, hallways, common areas, floors, interior glass and waste removal, as identified in the campus scope of work.

Can FlowerHill clean after classes or overnight?

Yes. Service is scheduled after dismissal, in the evening, overnight, on weekends or during breaks, with day porters available while students are present.

Do you disinfect classrooms every day?

Routine cleaning happens every service day. Targeted disinfection of approved high-touch surfaces is added when illness or campus health procedures call for it, using EPA-registered products at their label contact time.

Can you clean cafeterias and science labs?

Dining areas, yes: tables, seating, floors, waste stations and spills. In labs we clean approved floors and non-technical surfaces only; chemicals, experiments, sharps and technical equipment follow institution procedures.

Do you clean gyms and locker rooms?

Yes. Gym floors with finish-appropriate methods, bleachers, entrances, locker-room floors, showers, benches and restrooms.

Can you provide summer deep cleaning?

Yes. Classroom detail cleaning, carpet extraction, floor stripping and refinishing, restroom and locker-room deep cleans, high dusting and glass, coordinated with maintenance work and reopening dates.

Can FlowerHill work alongside our custodial department?

Yes. We supplement internal teams with evening cleaning, day porters, floor projects, event support, summer cleaning or coverage for selected buildings.

How do we get a campus cleaning proposal?

Request an on-site walk-through. We review buildings, academic schedule, population, service areas, access requirements and existing custodial resources, then deliver a written scope and price.

A cleaner environment for learning and campus life

Your campus should support teaching, athletics and student life without cleaning becoming another operational distraction. Request a campus walk-through to discuss your buildings, calendar and priorities.

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