Colorado Animal Specialty & Emergency runs the kind of hospital most pet owners hope they never need and are grateful exists. It’s a specialty and emergency veterinary hospital at 2972 Iris Ave in Boulder, close to Emma Gomez Martinez Park. Families walk their dogs there on ordinary days. On hard days, they carry a sick or injured animal through the front doors. That mix is exactly the problem a hospital like this has to solve on the cleaning side. The lobby has to read as calm and clean for a frightened client. The exam and treatment areas have to be genuinely disinfected between patients, not just wiped down. And none of it can slow down for a busy shift. An emergency hospital doesn’t run on a predictable schedule.
Client since:
July 2026
Location:
Boulder, CO
Service frequency:
Five days a week
Client:
Colorado Animal Specialty & Emergency
Services:
Commercial janitorial, medical facility cleaning, floor care
Before Big League Clean, the hospital’s biggest problem was consistency. A cleaning plan that skips a day doesn’t work in a building that never really closes. Neither does one that leaves exam tables and treatment sinks for later. The waiting room carries heavy foot traffic, plus the pet hair and mud that come in off the sidewalks outside. Trash and cardboard from constant supply deliveries pile up fast. And the failure modes here aren’t cosmetic. This place handles wounds, contagious patients, and emergency procedures. A sink that only looks clean is a real problem here, not a minor one.
Big League Clean now services the hospital five times a week, covering the entire footprint. That’s entrances and lobby, reception and offices, exam rooms, and treatment areas. It’s also ten restrooms split across lobby, admin, and back-of-house, the breakroom, lockers and the Zen room, hallways, and the inventory and supply rooms. Over a full week, that’s a lot of ground covered on a steady rhythm. That’s the point in a hospital that doesn’t stop.
The work is shaped around the rooms that carry the most risk. Exam tables, counters, sinks, and faucets get cleaned and disinfected, not just wiped. Treatment floors are vacuumed and damp mopped, with sinks disinfected to the same standard. A surface that only looks clean isn’t good enough in a space that handles wounds and contagious patients. The crew empties and reloads all ten restrooms using the hospital’s own supplies. In the supply rooms, they dust mop and hand wet mop. Then they break down and haul off the cardboard and packaging a busy vet hospital generates every day.
A few things go past a standard janitorial scope, because a vet hospital isn’t a standard building. Crews empty the exterior pet waste stations and pick up pet waste in the designated outdoor areas. They keep the loading dock clear, too. Entryway glass and the walk-off runners get handled daily. The first thing a worried client sees walking in is a clean, orderly front door.
Today the hospital gets the same reliable clean every service day. Clinical staff can stay focused on patients instead of the building. The Boulder community around Emma Gomez Martinez Park keeps growing. Big League Clean plans to keep those doors ready for whatever walks through them next.
A specialty hospital doesn’t get to treat cleaning as an afterthought. Neither do most of the commercial buildings we service.
Exam tables, counters, sinks, and faucets are cleaned and disinfected on every visit, not just wiped. Treatment floors are vacuumed and damp mopped, with sinks disinfected to the same standard. A surface that only looks clean isn’t good enough in a space that handles wounds and contagious patients.
Yes. Emergency and specialty hospitals don’t run on a predictable schedule. Our programs are built to match, not to work around a fixed corporate cleaning window.
Boulder is its own market, and we service it directly. Colorado Animal Specialty & Emergency is one of the accounts we clean there five days a week.
See what a five-day-a-week disinfection program looks like for a Boulder facility that can’t afford inconsistency.