Premium Cleaning & Services LLC

Premium Cleaning & Services LLC is a small Brockton outfit that opened in 2016 and describes itself on its own website as a family-owned and operated commercial janitorial company, with owners who bring more than twenty years of residential and commercial cleaning experience from working at larger firms. Most of what it is hired for is buildings rather than houses. The site lists nightly cleaning, day-porter service, floor buffing and strip-and-wax on daily, weekly or bi-weekly contracts, for schools, churches, banks, dental and medical offices, gyms, restaurants, retail stores and small offices. Its Angi profile is broader — it lists Residential Cleaning alongside Commercial Cleaning and Floor Wax, and one of the three projects shown there is a 'Home For Sale Wax & Clean' — so household work is offered, but the record of it is thinner than the commercial side. The strongest single account is a 2021 review from a construction client who says Premium Cleaning had been their cleaner of choice for post-construction and final cleans for more than four years and calls the crew responsive and reliable. Earlier Angi reviewers describe the same qualities from the other end: a 2017 customer says the company responds within minutes and can quote the same or next day, and another 2017 customer notes the team arrived on time, went straight to work and vacuumed the rug before leaving. What a homeowner should weigh is how old and how uniform the record is. All nine written accounts are five stars — five on Angi dated March 2017 to September 2019, four on Google dated November 2021 to April 2022 — and the newest of them is more than four years old. Google shows five stars from five ratings and Angi five from seven, so both platforms rest on very small numbers, and there is no negative account anywhere to calibrate against. For a Brockton-area office, church or small business wanting a contract cleaner, or a homeowner needing a post-construction or move-out clean, this is a plausible small local firm to call. Ask for two current commercial references and, if the job is a house rather than a building, ask specifically what residential work they are doing now — the public record for that is dated and thin.