Warehouse cleaning in Central Park.
Newer flex-industrial with HQ-grade expectations.
Central Park — the area still called Stapleton by half the directories and Northfield by the other half — is the bridge between Denver's legacy industrial and the newer Gateway flex parks. Buildings here are 2005-or-newer tilt-ups with polished concrete office build-outs bolted onto the warehouse side. Tenants are growth-stage companies that want the warehouse operations to look as sharp as the lobby.
Central Park runs on e-commerce fulfillment.
The HQ-plus-warehouse combo means one cleaner has to handle two scopes on the same shift: office-grade detail on glass walls, conference rooms, and executive restrooms, plus industrial-grade dust-mop and spot-scrub on the warehouse side. Cannabis MIPs in this corridor pay a premium for crews that understand humidity control and don't spread spores between rooms. Light manufacturers want a cleaner who knows the difference between a polymer sealer and a wax.
Tenant mix: E-commerce fulfillment, light manufacturing, HQ+warehouse combos, cannabis MIPs, cold storage.
80238, 80239, 80249
Gateway Industrial Park · Majestic Commercenter · Stapleton Business Center
Central Park buildings typically run 25K–80K sqft with office build-outs at 15–25% of the footprint — higher office ratio than Commerce City or Aurora.
3x/week combined office-plus-warehouse routine on a 40K sqft facility runs $3,200–$6,500/mo. HQ-grade glass and polished-concrete detail adds $400–$900/mo on top.
What we see on Central Park facilities.
Every walk-through turns up the same pattern of issues in this corridor. Here’s what we’re writing down on the clipboard.
- 01
Polished-concrete office floors dulled by the wrong pad grit — needs a re-burnish, not a wax strip
- 02
Glass conference walls with fingerprint halos at standing height and kid-height (the HQ side has tours)
- 03
Warehouse-side dock approaches where sealed concrete is chipping around the door tracks
Three scopes we run in Central Park.
Kept up, not caught up.
Scheduled cleanings that hold the line on your floors, restrooms, breakrooms, and offices — so facility managers stop firefighting.
Reset the whole facility.
A full scope reset — the kind you schedule quarterly, before an audit, or after routine cleaning has slipped under a prior vendor.
Punch-list ready.
Rough and final cleans that get a job site from 'work complete' to 'turn it over to the owner.' We coordinate around GCs and trades.
Where we’re running routes near you.
If your building sits near one of these parks or corridors, we’ve likely already got a crew cycling through the area. That means shorter mobilization time and a crew lead who knows the dock-door routines on your block.
- Gateway Industrial Park near 56th and Peña
- Majestic Commercenter at I-70 and Tower
- Northfield Stapleton retail adjacency
- Stapleton Business Center at 40th and Quebec
What a Central Park scope actually costs.
3x/week combined office-plus-warehouse routine on a 40K sqft facility runs $3,200–$6,500/mo. HQ-grade glass and polished-concrete detail adds $400–$900/mo on top.
Every number here assumes a walk-through and a written scope. We don’t price cleaning by the hour and we don’t bid from drawings. Twenty minutes on your floor, bid in your inbox in 48 hours.
Ready to scope your Central Park facility?
Twenty minutes on-site. Written bid in 48 hours. No obligation.