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Clean All Services

Name: Clean All Services
Address: 324 Adams Street Bldg 1, Sidney, OH, 45365, US
Telephone: +18003544146
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We are an Ohio based full service cleaning company, offering an extensive amount of services to fit In 1983, Gary sold both rental and dry-cleaning businesses.

In the 1920’s Israel Charles Shuchat brought his family to Piqua, Ohio and started a dry-cleaning business. Four generations and nine decades later the Shuchat family continues to be synonymous with cleaning in West Central Ohio…. Prior to 1984
Clean All Services - Charles ShuchatIn the Early 1920’s Israel Charles Shuchat brought his family to Piqua, Ohio and started a dry-cleaning business. By the 1960’s, Israel’s son, Sam, relocated the operations into Sidney, Ohio. Then, in the 1970’s Sam’s son Gary was brought into the family business and expanded into uniform and rug rental. In 1984, Gary and his wife Dee started a Janitorial Company.

1984
Clean All Services Gary and DeeClean All Services started in March 1984 in the family den of Gary and Dee Shuchat’s home on South Main Street in Sidney, Ohio. Having grown up in the dry cleaning business, Gary knew cleaning chemicals and their uses. The budding entrepreneurs taught themselves how to do floor work, carpet cleaning, and general janitorial tasks. The focus of the business was on residential cleaning and carpet cleaning. However, they soon picked up their first nightly office-cleaning customer, Baumfolder Corporation. Stolle Corporation, Peerless, Thermoseal, and Copeland Corporation were soon to follow. The employment level during 1984 was Gary and Dee, with occasional help from their four children.

1985-1989
Clean All Services 1985 Building. Starting in 1985, Clean All Services leased a small building behind Franklin Avenue for operations and storage. Besides increasing our commercial and residential cleaning business, we started doing emergency work when a roof blew off the offices of the Brooklyn Avenue building of Copeland Corporation. In 1989, Gary and Dee purchased the property at 825 W. Russell Road. This acquisition allowed the business to grow and have space to have our first company-wide meetings. Clean All Services EmployeeClean All Services during this time was able to employ some very valuable people who contribute to Clean All’s success. We thank Paul Brunswick, Marilyn Belt, Aaron Nason, Becky Nason, Barb Teague, Wilma Heistermann, and Margaret Humphris for joining the Clean All family during the 1980’s. Employment level at the end of 1989 was 43.

1990-1992
Clean All Services Carpet CleaningClean All Services purchased our first carpet van in 1990. Before then the carpet cleaning was done with small portable units. Pictured above is our newest van. Clean All Services CBSE CertificationAlways trying to learn from others, Clean All Services joined the Building Service Contractors Association International, an international trade organization. Gary Shuchat in 1991 passed the equivalent of the janitorial bar exam, and received his CBSE certification. Industrial and commercial business was increasing so well that it was decided to discontinue residential cleaning in 1992. The employment level at the end of 1992 was 79.

1993-1997
Clean All Services Steven ShuchatIn 1993, a young Boy Scout executive returned home to Sidney and joined the company business. His name was Steve Shuchat. Steve, one of those fore-mentioned children, begins his journey through Clean All Services leadership. Clean All Services Snow PlowAt Clean All Services, when a customer speaks, Clean All Services listens and responds. Snow removal became a part of our expanding services. Ceiling and wall cleaning, light fixture cleaning and replacement, after-construction clean up, and complete office furniture moving and set-up became a part of the business. We even feed swans! This expanding service menu required Clean All Services to set up a Special Projects Division to handle the special needs of customers. The employment level at the end of 1997 was 104.

1998-2002
Steve Shuchat, now having five years under his belt with increasing responsibility, Gary and Dee decided it was time to semi-retire and promoted Steve to President. The company pitched together and got them their first motor home for their retirement. Clean All Service AreaCarol Snider, who also increased her responsibilities over the years, was promoted to Vice-President of Operations. Gary Gibson was hired as General Manager, concentrating on sales development. This new management team under Steve expanded the service area well beyond the Shelby County area causing the creation of area supervisors. Steve in 2001 received his CBSE certification. The employment level in 2002 was 147.

2003-2004
Clean All Services 2003 BuildingIn September of 2003, after experiencing continuing growth of 10-12%, and being suffocated of space at the Russell Road facility, we moved to our current facility at 324 Adams Street. This physical plant instantly tripled our usable space with seemingly unlimited space for further growth. Clean All Services is proud of its refurbished offices and work place. We look forward to being here for many years to come and being a quality, growing company serving west central Ohio. Employment level at the end of 2004 was 178.

2005-Present
Clean All Services continued to grow until the middle of 2008, when like many other companies, they were impacted by the recession. Our employment level peaked at about 260 in 2008. By the end of 2011 Clean All Services was able to replace all the lost business and grow to employment levels of about 280.

10/30/2026

Commercial cleaning should support the work happening inside a facility, not interrupt it.

That means considering meeting schedules, focused work, customer traffic, classrooms, tenant activity, and areas that cannot be taken offline for long.

Thoughtful service planning can help teams work around occupied spaces by:

• Sequencing tasks at practical times
• Keeping walkways accessible
• Limiting unnecessary disruption
• Communicating when an area needs temporary access
• Adjusting the approach to the building’s daily rhythm

Professional janitorial service is not only about completing tasks. It is about completing them in a way that respects the people and operations inside the facility.

Clean spaces should make the workday easier, not harder.

10/27/2026

A strong commercial cleaning relationship starts with a clear scope of work.

Not vague promises. Not a one-size-fits-all checklist.

A useful scope should define:

• Which spaces are serviced
• Which tasks are completed in each area
• How often each task is performed
• Which priorities matter most to the facility
• How special requests or changes are handled

That clarity helps facility professionals compare expectations with results and gives cleaning teams a practical standard to follow.

The goal is simple: everyone should understand what “clean” means before service begins.

At Clean All Services, we build janitorial plans around the facility, not around assumptions. Serving commercial facilities in Dayton, Cincinnati, and West Columbus.

10/23/2026

Unexpected situations rarely wait for a convenient time.

A burst pipe. Water intrusion. Storm debris. An unexpected closure. A sudden, large mess that disrupts the building.

The calmest response usually begins well before the incident. Preparedness means knowing who to call, agreeing on escalation steps, and identifying which areas need attention first.

It also means taking practical steps to limit additional damage:

1) Protect surfaces, fixtures, and surrounding areas from further impact.
2) Prioritize spaces that affect safety, access, or essential operations.
3) Document what happened, including affected areas and actions taken.
4) Keep the response focused on restoring the facility safely and efficiently.

This is more than an emergency checklist. It is risk-aware stewardship: protecting the building, supporting the people who use it, and helping operations return to normal as quickly as possible.

The right janitorial partner can help facilities prepare for these moments with agreed-upon response steps and a practical plan for moving from disruption to recovery.

For facilities in Dayton, Cincinnati, and West Columbus, Clean All Services is here when preparedness needs to become action.

10/20/2026

The last guest leaves. The work is not over.

Conferences, trainings, board meetings, and evening gatherings can leave behind spilled drinks, crumbs, food residue, used service ware, rearranged furniture, overfilled waste containers, smudged glass, and high-touch surfaces that need attention.

A professional after-hours reset takes care of those details and returns the facility to its standard layout. Lobbies, meeting rooms, break areas, and restrooms are cleaned, organized, and ready for the next business day.

For busy facility professionals, partnership means not having to track cleanup after the last guest leaves. Chairs are aligned. Tables are clear. Waste is removed. Glass is polished. Surfaces are cleaned. The room is ready for what comes next.

The goal is more than cleaning up an event. It is restoring the space to the standard your facility expects, without adding another task to your list.

If your facility in Dayton, Cincinnati, or West Columbus hosts regular gatherings, Clean All Services can help make the after-hours reset one less thing to manage.

10/16/2026

Safe product handling is not an extra. It is part of doing the job right.

In an occupied commercial building, a professional janitorial team should:

• Mix and dilute products according to manufacturer directions
• Use properly labeled containers
• Store cleaning products securely and in an organized manner
• Match each product to the surface and type of soil
• Follow product instructions and Safety Data Sheets
• Train team members on safe handling and use

These practices protect the people who work in the building, and the people responsible for cleaning it. They also help prevent shortcuts that can damage surfaces, create unnecessary hazards, or put a facility at risk.

Facility professionals should expect this level of care from a commercial cleaning partner. Safe cleaning is not about doing more for appearance’s sake. It is about doing the work responsibly, thoughtfully, and with respect for the building and everyone in it.

For facilities in Dayton, Cincinnati, and West Columbus, Clean All Services provides janitorial service built around the needs of your building. When it comes to cleaning products, the right process matters.

10/13/2026

The building is clean at 8 AM. What does it look like at 3 PM?

In an occupied facility, small messes keep appearing as the day moves along. Entryway glass and floors get smudged as people come and go. Restrooms and common areas see repeated use. Conference and shared spaces need a reset between meetings. Waste containers fill up. Coffee or water spills show up in traffic lanes.

That is where daytime janitorial coverage adds value.

A dedicated day porter provides a reliable, on-site presence during peak hours: handling touch-ups, mid-day restroom and common-area checks, quick cleanups, and shared-space resets as they are needed. The goal is simple: your building should still look and feel cared for in the afternoon, not only at the start of the day.

Coverage is planned around your building’s traffic patterns, occupancy, and schedule: not a rigid checklist. Your facility team can stay focused on their own work instead of becoming the cleaning backup.

For occupied facilities across Dayton, Cincinnati, and West Columbus, daytime coverage can make the difference between a building that was cleaned and a building that is consistently cared for.

10/09/2026

A facility is experienced through scent as much as sight.

Freshness is not created by heavy masking fragrances. It comes from consistent daily routines:

• Removing waste before odors build
• Keeping receptacles clean and properly maintained
• Wiping surfaces where odors tend to linger
• Paying attention to offices, lobbies, restrooms, and breakrooms throughout the day

When these details are handled consistently, a facility feels cleaner, more comfortable, and better cared for: without an overpowering scent competing with the space.

For facility professionals and property managers, odor control is an important part of the overall janitorial standard. The goal is simple: clean spaces that stay fresh from the first arrival to the final departure.

10/06/2026

The surfaces people sit on deserve attention, too.

Waiting-area seating. Conference chairs. Office furniture. Cubicle panels.

Fabric surfaces collect dust, crumbs, and stains through everyday use. Without routine attention, those details can affect how clean, comfortable, and presentable a commercial space feels to employees, visitors, and tenants.

Professional upholstery care begins with understanding the material. Cleaning methods should be matched to each fabric type, with the right approach for routine soil removal and targeted stain treatment. Careful service helps refresh the appearance and feel of high-use seating without treating every surface the same.

For facility professionals and property managers, upholstered furniture should be part of the regular cleaning conversation: not an afterthought when a visible stain appears.

Clean, comfortable seating supports a more welcoming workplace and a better experience throughout the facility.

Pay attention to the fabric surfaces people use every day.

10/02/2026

Cleanliness is not just an appearance standard. It is an investment in people, performance, and the way a facility operates every day.

Consistent professional janitorial service helps support healthier workplaces by maintaining high-touch surfaces, orderly shared spaces, and ready restrooms. When employees, visitors, customers, students, and tenants can rely on a well-maintained environment, the workplace is better positioned to support focus, comfort, and productivity.

The return is not limited to what people see. It can include fewer workplace disruptions, fewer sick days, and more time spent focused on the work that matters.

That is why professional cleaning belongs in a facility’s operations strategy: not as an expense to minimize, but as a practical investment in the people and performance the facility supports.

Facility professionals in Dayton, Cincinnati, and West Columbus: talk with Clean All Services about dependable, professional janitorial care built around your facility’s needs.

09/29/2026

Small floor issues can become serious safety issues.

A damp entryway. A spill left too long. A walkway obstructed by something that should have been moved.

For employees, visitors, students, and tenants, these details can create slip, trip, and fall hazards. That is why dependable janitorial service is about more than appearance. It is about consistent attention to the surfaces people rely on every day.

Proactive floor and spill management includes:
• Keeping entryways dry and monitored
• Addressing spills promptly
• Maintaining clear, unobstructed walking paths
• Watching for worn, uneven, or otherwise unsafe walking surfaces
• Building floor checks into routine cleaning procedures

No facility manager should have to discover a preventable hazard after an incident. A responsive cleaning partner helps identify concerns early, act quickly, and communicate clearly.

That is stewardship in practice: small actions, performed consistently, to help create a safer environment for everyone who enters your facility.

Address

324 Adams Street Bldg 1
Sidney, OH
45365

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+18003544146

Website

http://www.cleanall.com/

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