Office Cleaning Services in Westwood, CA

Office space on Westwood's Wilshire corridor

Westwood's office market is concentrated along Wilshire Boulevard. The corridor runs from condominium towers on its eastern end to Class A office towers toward the west, close to the I-405. Government offices are part of the same stretch, including the Wilshire Federal Building. North of Wilshire sit the UCLA campus and Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, the two institutions that dominate the neighborhood.

For an office tenant, that means cleaning happens inside someone else's building. The landlord sets the access rules and common-area standards; the tenant sets what happens inside the suite. EBS works to both, and the walkthrough confirms where one ends and the other begins.

What tenants notice: desks, conference rooms and glass

Office occupants judge cleaning by a handful of things they touch and see every day. The checklist puts those first, then covers the rest of the suite on a set frequency.

• Workstations and hot desks: cleared surfaces wiped and disinfected, keyboards and personal items left alone
• Conference rooms: tables wiped, chairs straightened, whiteboards cleaned when marked for erasing, AV remotes and touch panels disinfected
• Reception: front desk, seating, glass entry doors and the suite logo wall
• Interior glass: sidelights, office fronts and conference room walls, which show every fingerprint in daylight
• Phone booths and focus rooms: surfaces, door handles and trash
• Floors: vacuuming of carpet tiles and damp-mopping of hard surfaces by type

Breakrooms, recycling and SB 1383 organics

Breakrooms are where most office complaints start: a full sink, a sticky microwave, a coffee station nobody wiped. Crews clean counters, sinks, appliance exteriors and tables every service, and refrigerators are cleaned out on a schedule the office announces in advance so nobody loses lunch.

Under California SB 1383, businesses have to keep organics such as food scraps and coffee grounds out of the trash and give employees a separate container for them. In a tower, that usually means three containers in each breakroom and a set place on the loading dock for each stream. Crews keep the streams separate all the way down, and tell the tenant contact when a bin is regularly contaminated so signage can be fixed.

After-hours access in a high-rise tower

Wilshire towers typically run a lobby security desk after hours, with sign-in, badge checks and set times for the freight or service elevator. EBS crews work inside those rules: they sign in, use the assigned elevator, and lock each suite door behind them. Keys and badges are issued to named team members, and lost-credential procedures are agreed before service starts.

Confidential areas are handled by instruction, not assumption. Legal files, HR offices, server closets and executive suites can be excluded, cleaned only with a staff member present, or limited to trash and floors. EBS has experience in high-security and access-controlled environments, and every team member is background-checked.

Hybrid occupancy and adding a day porter

Many Westwood offices are busy midweek and quiet on Mondays and Fridays. A cleaning plan can follow that pattern instead of paying for the same work every night. For floors with heavy daytime use, a day porter keeps restrooms, kitchens and conference rooms reset while staff are in.

Last reviewed October 9, 2026 by the EBS Maintenance team.