“Most accounts choose after-hours service so cleaning happens without disrupting your team. We also offer daytime service for buildings that prefer it or where security requires it. Crew schedule is locked into your written scope of work.”
“Yes. Every account is staffed by a consistent crew with a named lead. We don't rotate crews — that's how cleaners go inconsistent and we deliberately do the opposite.”
“Every employee is bonded and insured, and trained on our color-coded microfiber system to prevent cross-contamination between restroom, food-prep, and office surfaces. We carry general liability and workers' comp — certificates available on request.”
“. Every quote follows an on-site walkthrough so the scope reflects your actual facility. See our Commercial Cleaning Cost Guide for typical Permian Basin pricing ranges.”
“Yes. We run dedicated medical-office programs with EPA-registered hospital-grade disinfectants, color-coded protocols to prevent cross-contamination, and documentation packets for your compliance officer. See Disinfection & Sanitization.”
“Yes. S&T holds Texas HUB, CMBL, BBB, and National Minority Supplier Development Council certifications. If your RFP scoresheet weights supplier diversity, we count.”
“S&T Janitorial Service LLC has been operating since 2006 in Odessa, Texas, with the company formally established as an LLC in 2008. That’s nearly two decades of commercial cleaning experience across the Permian Basin — serving medical facilities, oil and gas offices, construction sites, and commercial properties throughout Odessa, Midland, Pecos, Andrews, Big Spring, and Monahans.”
“S&T was founded by Rosie, who spent 13 years as Executive Director of a nonprofit before moving into healthcare marketing across the Permian Basin. That career gave her deep expertise in operations, payroll, regulatory reporting, and relationship-building with city governments and private sector organizations.”
“Yes. Rosie is nationally certified as a Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) through the Southwest Minority Supplier Development Council — a regional affiliate of the National Minority Supplier Development Council.”
“Every quote starts with a free on-site walkthrough — we scope your specific facility and email written pricing within 48 hours. $85–$225 per break room per service depending on size and condition. Small office kitchenette: $85–$125. Full break room with seating area and multiple appliances: $175–$275. Add-on to janitorial program.”
“Permian Basin rates typically run $0.08–$0.22 per square foot per visit for standard offices, $0.18–$0.30 for medical offices, and $0.10–$0.18 for oilfield/industrial offices. A 5,000 sq ft office at 3×/week runs $400–$600/month; a 10,000 sq ft office nightly runs $1,200–$2,200/month. See our cost guide for the full per-frequency table.”
“Small offices (500–2,500 sq ft): weekly or bi-weekly. Medium offices (2,500–10,000 sq ft): nightly or 3×/week. Large campuses: nightly with a day porter. Medical offices: nightly with weekly electrostatic disinfection.”
“We provide all chemicals, microfiber, vacuums, and equipment by default. Most clients prefer this for consistency. We can clean using your supplies if you have specific procurement requirements (LEED-certified buildings, specific brands).”
“Trash removal, dusting, vacuuming, hard-floor mopping, restroom sanitation, kitchen/break-room cleaning, high-touch surface disinfection, and glass/entry cleaning. We can add electrostatic disinfection, day porter services, restroom deep cleaning, break room deep cleaning, floor care, and window cleaning as scoped add-ons.”
“Every quote starts with a free on-site walkthrough — we scope your specific facility and email written pricing within 48 hours. Day porter rates: $22–$32/hour depending on shift length, account complexity, and supply-stocking responsibilities. Half-day (4 hours) typical for smaller facilities; full-day (8 hours) for larger Class-A buildings, dealerships, and medical buildings.”
“Walkthrough with facility manager → scope shift hours and round frequency → uniformed assigned porter (same person for continuity) → checklist-driven rounds with timestamp log → escalation path to Stormy or Rosie if a major issue arises.”