Cleaning Tips · Behind the Scenes
Every hire gets a full background check, starts on a two-person residential team with a senior lead, and earns their way to commercial and construction crews. Two federally funded public buildings put that pipeline to the test.
By Beverly Hughes, Commercial Operations Lead, Orchid Cleaning Service.
Our people work inside your home, your office after hours, and active construction sites worth millions. Every employee is submitted for a full background check before touching a door key. Our commercial and government-adjacent contracts require documented proof, so when a general contractor on a federally funded building asks for compliance paperwork, it's already on file.
The same cleaners handle our house cleans, recurring visits and commercial accounts.
Get my free quote →Crew counts and project figures come from Orchid Cleaning Service's own completed-job records; the linked case studies document both public buildings. Orchid has cleaned homes and businesses across Central Florida since 2011.
Published July 2026.
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