Warehouse Cleaning Services in Pomona, CA

Pomona's industrial base and what it brings indoors

Pomona's industry centers on the Mission 71 Business Park, where Mission Boulevard meets the SR-71, on the site of a former General Dynamics plant that was renovated for industrial users. The businesses that own and occupy its buildings make food and industrial products or import and distribute goods, and the city's freeways (I-10, SR-57, SR-60 and SR-71) connect them to the wider freight network.

Steady truck traffic along that Mission Boulevard and SR-71 corridor brings dust and track-in with it. Grit rides in on tires and pallets, settles on racking and gets ground into concrete by forklift wheels. Left alone, it dulls sealed floors, reduces traction and ends up on product.

Warehouse cleaning services in Pomona: the scope

Each site gets a written scope covering the operations floor and the people spaces, with frequencies set at the walkthrough. A typical Pomona program covers:

• Ride-on or walk-behind machine scrubbing of concrete and sealed floors
• Dock plates, dock aprons and bay areas cleared of debris, pallet fragments, shrink wrap and spills
• Racking lanes swept and scrubbed, with debris under bottom beams removed
• High dusting of racking, beams, ledges, lights and ductwork so dust does not fall on stock
• Restrooms, breakrooms and locker rooms cleaned and restocked for each shift
• Shipping offices and driver areas cleaned to an office standard
• Trash, cardboard and recycling taken to the site's compactor or bins

Working around forklifts, trucks and shifts

Cleaning a live warehouse means sharing the floor with equipment. EBS crews follow your site's traffic rules, wear the high-visibility gear you require, and coordinate with shift leads so scrubbers enter aisles only when forklifts are elsewhere. Zones are coned off while floors are wet.

Many sites prefer overnight or weekend cleaning, when docks are quiet, while round-the-clock operations rotate cleaning zone by zone through the day. EBS can staff any of those patterns, including split programs with a day crew for break areas and a night crew for floors.

Housekeeping, heat and Cal/OSHA

Clean, dry floors and clear aisles are basic warehouse safety: debris and spills cause slips, and blocked aisles create forklift hazards. A scheduled cleaning program supports the housekeeping your safety lead is already responsible for.

Heat matters inland. Cal/OSHA's indoor heat illness standard, Title 8 section 3396, applies to most indoor workplaces once the indoor temperature reaches 82 degrees Fahrenheit while employees are present. It calls for water, cool-down areas and a written prevention plan, with added control measures at higher readings. EBS plans its own crews' heavy work for cooler hours where possible and follows the site's heat procedures.

Food, import and distribution sites

Food manufacturers have production sanitation programs that are usually run by their own sanitation teams or specialists. EBS cleans the support side, such as warehouse floors, docks, offices, breakrooms and restrooms, and the scope sets out where its work stops. Importers and distributors tend to need the reverse balance: mostly floor, dock and racking work, with a smaller office.

Every program is documented. Supervisors inspect in eHub, log corrective actions, and service logs show what was cleaned and when, records you can show your safety lead or an auditor. To have a supervisor walk your Pomona facility at no charge, call (949) 375-3305.

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