Boston Cleaning Company, Inc.

Fifty-one years in, Boston Cleaning Company runs on standing contracts rather than one-off visits — the temple that books daily cleaning plus an annual floor waxing, the bank that kept the same crew for years, the property manager who sends them building to building. It works out of 150 New Boston Street in Woburn and, by its own account, is family owned and operated, cleaning offices, medical and industrial spaces, post-construction sites, floors, windows and exteriors across Massachusetts and New Hampshire since 1975. Its own stated coverage runs Woburn, Boston, Cambridge, Billerica, Beverly and Burlington. The praise is specific, and it repeats. In a 2022 review, a church described contacting the company about stripping and waxing its foyer floor: Tony worked the schedule around service times, and the crew turned up when they said they would. Another 2022 customer wrote about four years at a bank with the same staff from day one, plus special clean-ups on very short notice. A 2025 reviewer at a temple pointed to that same mix of nightly work and once-a-year waxing, and a property manager writing in 2024 said the company handles multiple buildings in his portfolio. Google sits at 4.6 across 12 ratings, and the name that keeps surfacing in those comments is Tony — the person people call when something needs to change. Two things are worth raising before you call. Good Jobs First's Violation Tracker lists a September 2010 action by the U.S. Labor Department's Wage and Hour Division against the company: a $182,069 penalty tied to Fair Labor Standards Act wage-and-hour violations at the Woburn facility. That is sixteen years back and the listing states no resolution either way, but it is a federal enforcement record and worth knowing. The other is scheduling — a 2024 one-star reviewer set an appointment at the gym he runs and found out only after texting that the estimator wasn't coming. The third thing is fit. This is a commercial janitorial company by its own description, and the people writing about it are facility managers, clergy and business owners rather than homeowners with a three-bedroom to clean. Its BBB page, non-accredited but graded A+, does list apartment, condo and post-construction clean-up alongside the office work, so turnover and after-renovation jobs are in range. Call them for a building, a move-out turnover, or floors that need stripping and waxing. Ask what a crew costs for your square footage, and confirm who your day-to-day contact will be.