Highland Cabinetry Co runs a client-facing cabinetry showroom and offices in Aurora, Colorado. It’s not far from Concentra and the Family Services Office of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. It’s the kind of business that lives and dies on presentation. The showroom stocks Highland’s full line of in-house cabinets alongside Restoration Hardware pieces. It’s a recently rebuilt space that still had that new-construction feel when Big League Clean first walked it. For a showroom selling finish and craftsmanship, the space itself has to look the part. Gleaming floors, spotless glass, and countertops that read as showpieces are the whole pitch. A smudge on the glass or dust on a display shelf undercuts whatever’s sitting on it.
Client
Highland Cabinetry Co
Location:
Aurora, CO
Client since:
August 2026
Service frequency:
Four times a week (~10,000 sq ft per visit, ~40,000 sq ft weekly)
Services:
Retail/showroom cleaning, commercial janitorial, window and glass cleaning, office cleaning
Before switching, Highland’s cleaning was handled by a single person paid hourly. That person was stretched across the showroom, the warehouse, and a second location. That arrangement left the client-facing showroom competing for attention with everything else. That’s a hard way to keep a space camera-ready. A new operations manager was running between two buildings and wanted a provider focused on the showroom alone. They brought Big League Clean in to walk the space. The decision came down to cost and actual service. The warehouse was pulled off the cleaning plate entirely, so the showroom could get real attention.
Big League Clean now runs a recurring janitorial program across the roughly 10,000 square foot showroom. It’s cleaned four times a week, which adds up to about 40,000 square feet of cleaning every week. The scope tracks exactly what a cabinetry showroom needs. That’s floors, countertops, and interior windows and glass, throughout the showroom and general areas. Glass is everywhere here, and fingerprints show fast.
Seven offices get floors, trash, dusted shelves, and clean glass on every visit. The private CEO office is prioritized for windows first. The conference room, the breakroom (microwave and fridge cleaned inside and out), and several marble bathrooms all stay on the rotation. A warehouse hallway gets its mats vacuumed and walls spot cleaned. The hallway near customer pickup gets mopped, with trash cleared out front. Cleaning happens after the 8 to 5 workday, so mornings start on a fresh space. By request, desks, the warehouse proper, and anything past the customer pickup wall are left alone.
Where the crew goes further is on the delicate finishes. The shinier display pieces get wiped with microfiber so nothing scratches. The marble in the bathrooms gets handled with the care a high-end surface demands. The team also watches consumables like paper towels and trash bags. They flag low stock before it becomes a problem, since Highland restocks its own supplies.
The result is a showroom that opens clean four days a week. The team can focus on selling cabinets instead of chasing smudges. For a growing Aurora business built on presentation, that consistency is the point. Big League Clean plans to keep it that way.
A showroom that sells on finish and craftsmanship can’t afford a cleaning program built for a generic office.
It depends on foot traffic and how presentation-sensitive the space is. Highland Cabinetry Co gets four visits a week across roughly 10,000 square feet. Other showrooms may need more or less, depending on volume.
Yes. Marble surfaces and glass-heavy display areas get handled with microfiber and finish-specific care. Not a generic wipe-down that risks scratching.
Yes, on a recurring basis, not just as a one-off. Highland Cabinetry Co is one of the Aurora accounts we clean four times a week.
See what a dedicated cleaning program looks like for a business that sells on presentation.