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Gym Cleaning
Gym cleaning services clean fitness centers and studios around opening hours: locker rooms, showers and restrooms, rubber and hard floors, mirrors, and the frames and touch points of equipment. Pick your city below to compare the most-reviewed local cleaning companies, or request free quotes.
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Arizona: Phoenix (11) · Scottsdale (11) · Tucson (15)
California: Bakersfield (10) · Fresno (15) · Irvine (13) · Los Angeles (15) · Riverside (15) · Sacramento (15) · San Diego (14) · San Francisco (12) · San Jose (15)
Colorado: Colorado Springs (14) · Denver (8)
District of Columbia: Washington (9)
Florida: Jacksonville (15) · Miami (11) · Orlando (11) · Tampa (11)
Georgia: Atlanta (12)
Hawaii: Honolulu (11)
Idaho: Boise (15)
Illinois: Chicago (12)
Indiana: Indianapolis (15)
Kansas: Wichita (15)
Kentucky: Lexington (15) · Louisville (15)
Louisiana: New Orleans (13)
Maryland: Baltimore (14)
Massachusetts: Boston (8)
Michigan: Detroit (11)
Minnesota: Minneapolis (15)
Missouri: Kansas City (15) · St. Louis (15)
Nebraska: Omaha (15)
Nevada: Las Vegas (13) · Reno (15)
New Mexico: Albuquerque (15)
New York: Buffalo (15) · New York (9)
North Carolina: Charlotte (14) · Greensboro (15) · Raleigh (15)
Ohio: Cincinnati (15) · Cleveland (15) · Columbus (15) · Toledo (15)
Oklahoma: Oklahoma City (15) · Tulsa (15)
Oregon: Portland (14)
Pennsylvania: Philadelphia (10) · Pittsburgh (15)
Tennessee: Memphis (14) · Nashville (15)
Texas: Austin (11) · Dallas (13) · El Paso (13) · Fort Worth (13) · Houston (9) · San Antonio (13)
Virginia: Richmond (15) · Virginia Beach (15)
Washington: Seattle (6)
What gym cleaning usually covers
- Locker rooms, showers, saunas and restrooms.
- Rubber, turf and hard floors, and mats in group fitness rooms.
- Mirrors, glass, front desk and entry.
- Equipment frames, handles, seats and other high-touch points.
- Trash, towel bins and wipe stations, as you assign them.
What is different about gyms
Gyms combine heavy foot traffic, sweat and damp locker rooms, and many open early and close late or never close. That leaves short cleaning windows, so ask how a company will work around your hours, and agree which tasks happen while members are present.
Equipment and flooring makers often say which cleaners are safe on their upholstery, screens and rubber floors. Share those instructions with your cleaning company so the products used do not void a warranty.
Questions to ask before you sign
- Can you clean overnight or in our quietest hours, and do you work while members are present?
- How often will locker rooms and showers be cleaned, and how do you prevent mildew?
- Which products will you use on equipment upholstery, screens and rubber floors?
- Do you restock wipe stations, soap and paper, and who supplies them?
- Have you cleaned gyms before, and can we call one of them?
For the insurance, bonding and contract questions every building should ask, see janitorial services.
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Frequently asked questions
What does gym cleaning include?
Locker rooms, showers and restrooms, floors and mats, mirrors and glass, and equipment frames and touch points. Restocking wipe stations and supplies can be added.
When should a gym be cleaned?
Usually overnight or in the quietest hours, with spot cleaning of restrooms and locker rooms during the day for busy gyms.
How do I find gym cleaning services near me?
Pick your city on this page to see the most-reviewed local cleaning companies, or send one free quote request below.