01 / Restrooms
Restroom checks and restocking
Scheduled restroom rounds: cleaned, stocked and inspected throughout the day.
View detailsPorter services in Berkeley
Berkeley porters cover downtown offices, maker and lab spaces and street retail, each on its own schedule.
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Berkeley’s downtown offices, maker and lab spaces and shopping streets each have their own rhythm.
Downtown buildings get lobby and restroom routes. Industrial and lab spaces get breakroom, restroom and trash coverage around shift times, and retail streets get exterior porters.
What we do
Pick the coverage you need. We’ll staff it and run it.
01 / Restrooms
Scheduled restroom rounds: cleaned, stocked and inspected throughout the day.
View details02 / Waste
Regular trash and recycling runs that keep bins, breakrooms and back-of-house areas under control.
View details03 / Exterior
Litter pickup, entry walks, dumpster enclosures and compactor areas kept clean outside.
View detailsBerkeley’s light industrial and maker spaces collect shop dust, packaging and grime alongside ordinary office mess. Porters work the spaces tenants share: restrooms, breakrooms and trash areas. They keep cardboard broken down and pick up around the loading doors, so common areas stay presentable when clients and suppliers visit.
Life-science buildings in the same neighborhood keep longer hours. Restroom and breakroom checks follow those hours, and the lobby gets a reset before the late shift wraps up. The manufacturing and warehouse page covers how shift-based rounds work.
Downtown Berkeley offices see tenants, clients and plenty of walk-in traffic from the street. Lobbies, elevators and restrooms need steady attention, and entry glass shows fingerprints quickly. A short day porter loop through these spaces keeps them presentable from morning to evening.
Buildings near transit stops and busy sidewalks pick up more litter at the entry. Exterior bins, walkways and the area around the front door are on every loop, with an extra pass after lunch.
Berkeley’s street-front shops depend on a clean, inviting street front. Exterior porters sweep walkways, empty exterior bins and keep entries clear, and shared restrooms in retail buildings get checked during shopping hours. Weekend traffic often outpaces weekdays, so routes reflect that.
To get a Berkeley plan started, tell us each building’s hours, shift times for industrial tenants and your busiest retail days. We walk the property and set routes around them. A downtown office and an industrial building can run on one plan: a daytime loop for the office, shift-timed rounds for the industrial side and a weekend exterior pass where retail sits on the ground floor.
Most Berkeley buildings pay $37 to $47 per porter-hour, going by 2026 published market data. Street retail with a short exterior loop starts near $33. Life-science buildings with long hours run toward $57. Maker spaces and downtown offices sit mid-band, with lobby and restroom routes timed to the morning and lunch peaks. Our porter pricing breakdown shows how hours and rate turn into a monthly figure.
A few useful answers
Yes. Restroom and breakroom rounds follow your shift times, so each group starts in a reset space.
Yes. Walkways, entries and exterior bins are worked through shopping hours, with more passes on weekends.
Yes. Rounds run through arrivals and lunch, and the restroom nearest the lobby gets the most frequent checks.
Yes. Porters break down cardboard, consolidate recycling and keep trash areas and loading doors clear on each round.
Yes. Saturday and Sunday hours fit retail buildings whose shopping traffic peaks on the weekend.
On every loop, plus an extra pass after lunch when street traffic is heaviest.
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