Prime Commercial Cleaning, Inc.

Nearly every job customers describe here begins after somebody else finished making the mess. Post-construction dust in a remodeled Boston café, eight months of grit in a 3,800 square foot Cambridge condo, a school floor stripped and waxed with the baseboards left unmarked — Prime Commercial Cleaning works out of West Newton, and what people hire it for is cleanup at scale rather than a weekly housekeeper. The name undersells the range. Alongside offices, restaurants and a multi-tenant building on weekly service, homeowners write about gutters cleared in a couple of hours, three floors of storm windows washed by a crew of three, patios and siding power-washed, a stained sofa brought back. In a 2024 review a homeowner described being steered away from a power wash on their shingles toward a gentler wash — the sort of advice that costs a company the bigger sale. One first name runs through the whole history: Luis, who reviewers say quotes the job, schedules it and answers the phone. A customer writing in 2023 had an estimate the same day they called and a crew on site within a few days; another in 2022 said he had been cleaning their windows and sunroom for several years. Two things to weigh before you call. The written history is genuinely deep — 51 reviews reaching back to 2021, a Google average of 5 across 72 ratings, and an A+ on its Better Business Bureau page — but it is effectively one platform's worth of voices, and not one of them is critical. Two of those reviews also share their sentence structure and much of their wording, with only the customer's setting swapped out, so read the unbroken run of five stars as slightly fewer than 51 independent verdicts. Activity has been light lately too: two reviews in the last six months. If the job is a building handover, a restaurant kitchen, a school floor or a house just out of construction, this is the shape of outfit people keep calling back — several reviewers describe a second or third job. Get the scope and the price in writing, and ask who will actually be running your crew on the day.