Who We Serve · Tech & Startups
Office cleaning for tech offices that change every month.
Open plans, a snack wall, twelve phone booths, a dog, and a headcount that doubled since the walk-through. Breezy cleans tech offices across Manhattan and Brooklyn with a scope that scales, a crew that adapts, and a bill that is just hours times a rate.
- Scales with headcount
- Snack wall, handled
- Hours-based pricing
- W-2 crews since 2012
An office that moves fast needs a crew that keeps up
Tech offices are the hardest to clean well because they never stop changing. New desks appear. The kitchen becomes a second kitchen. Someone puts a ping-pong table where the storage was. A cleaning contract written for the space you had in January is useless by June.
Breezy prices by the hour, so when your office grows the plan grows with it, and when you sublease half a floor it shrinks. Our crews are W-2 employees who learn the space as it changes instead of cleaning it like it is still the floor plan on the lease.
Why tech offices fire their cleaners.
We have taken over a lot of tech offices from a lot of cleaning companies. The reasons repeat.
The kitchen
Open kitchens with a snack wall, two fridges, and forty people using them are a nightly reset job, not a wipe-down.
The scope froze
The contract was written for 30 people. There are 80 now. The crew still cleans for 30.
The Friday party
Beer cart at 5, all-hands at 6, Monday at 8. Somebody has to make that work.
Phone booths and nooks
Twelve small rooms nobody owns and everybody uses. They get skipped unless they are on the list. Ours are.
A night in a startup.
Flexible in scope, fixed in rhythm.
Kitchen and snack wall
The heaviest job first: counters, fridges, dishwasher, snack wall squared, floor mopped.
Open plan and desks
Trash, surfaces, shared tables, and the phone booths, every one.
Lounge and meeting rooms
Sofas squared, pillows back, glass wiped, whiteboards left alone.
Restrooms and floors
Restrooms sanitized and restocked, wood floors done, lights, lock-up.
The tech office scope
Set at the walk-through, adjusted whenever the office changes. Tell us and the plan moves.
Kitchen & snack wall
Two fridges, a dishwasher, and forty coffee mugs. Reset nightly.
Open plan & hot desks
Shared surfaces and high-touch points, cleaned around laptops and cables.
Phone booths & nooks
Every small room on the list, wiped down nightly.
Lounge & all-hands space
Sofas, pillows, and the big screen wall reset after every use.
Restrooms
Sanitized and restocked, with a day porter option for busy floors.
Events & Friday resets
Happy hours and launches reset by Monday, built into the plan.
We've worked with Breezy since 2018 and have never once thought about switching services. Simply put, they make our lives easier. They're always thinking one step ahead.
Peter Elliot, Operations Lead, Wix
Tech & Startups: office cleaning FAQ
We are growing fast. Can the plan change?
That is the whole point of hours-based pricing. When headcount or square footage changes, the hours change and so does the bill. Tell us, and the plan moves the same week.
Do you clean around laptops, cables, and monitors?
Yes. Desks are wiped around equipment, never through it. Screens and keyboards are only cleaned if you ask, with electronics-safe product.
Can you handle our Friday events?
Yes. Tell us the calendar and we build the reset in. Recurring events get a preferred rate.
We have a dog in the office. Is that a problem?
No. Tell us where the dog's things are and we clean around them, and pay extra attention to the floors.
Can you send a COI to our building?
Yes. We carry full general liability and workers' comp, and we send a Certificate of Insurance to your building or office manager on request, usually within a business day or two.
Are your cleaners employees or contractors?
Employees. Every Breezy cleaner is a W-2 hire we train, insure, and keep. That is why a familiar crew shows up instead of a rotating cast of strangers, and why we can be accountable for what happens in your space.
Worth reading before you book
Guides from the Breezy team on what the work covers, what it costs, and how to get it right in a NYC office.
How often should an NYC office actually be cleaned?
Most offices need three to five nights a week. Here is how to tell which one you are, and what happens when you guess low.
Does your office need a day porter?
Nightly cleaning resets the office. A day porter keeps it there. Here is how to tell whether yours is the kind of office that needs both.
How much does office cleaning cost in NYC?
Real numbers, not a form to fill out. Here is what New York offices actually pay in 2026, what moves the price, and the one question that gets you an honest quote.
The last real office cleaning company in New York
None
Fifteen minutes, no obligation. A steady, familiar crew that learns your office, starting as soon as next week.