Industrial Cleaning Sevices in Toronto and GTA

Since 1993, MCA Group has cleaned industrial facilities ranging from small warehouses to sites exceeding 1 million square feet across the GTA and Ontario — work that’s included managing a 500,000+ sq. ft. post-construction cleaning project for TSL. If your facility needs a team that’s handled that scale, get in touch for a free on-site assessment.

How is industrial cleaning different from regular janitorial cleaning?
Janitorial cleaning keeps offices, washrooms and lunchrooms tidy. Industrial cleaning deals with process grease, metal and product dust, forklift-trafficked concrete and work at height around equipment, and it’s planned around production shifts and site safety rules. In Toronto plants and warehouses, MCA Group usually does both under one program: janitorial care for staff areas and industrial methods for the production floor.

What’s included in an industrial cleaning program?
Most programs have three parts. Routine housekeeping covers washrooms, lunchrooms, plant offices and floor scrubbing. Periodic deep work covers high-bay dusting, degreasing and floor restoration. Shutdown or turnaround cleans happen while production is stopped. MCA sets the final scope during a free on-site assessment of your GTA facility.

Do you clean machinery and production equipment?
Yes. MCA cleans equipment exteriors, guarding and the floor zones around machinery. In food manufacturing, crews work with Clean-in-Place (CIP) systems and use Clean-Out-of-Place (COP) methods for removable components. Machinery work is agreed in writing with your maintenance team beforehand and carried out under your site’s safety procedures.

How do you clean and degrease factory and warehouse floors?
The method depends on the floor and the type of soil. Sealed concrete with oil and tire marks gets ride-on scrubbers and industrial degreasers. Loading docks and exterior pads get high-pressure washing. Finished floors are polished where appropriate. Spills are dealt with as they happen so they don’t become slip hazards between scheduled cleans.

How do you control dust in a production facility?
Crews work from the top down so nothing resettles on surfaces that are already clean. Beams, ducts, light fixtures and racking come first, using HEPA-filter vacuums that capture fine particulate instead of spreading it. Floors are swept and scrubbed last. Dust-sensitive areas are cleaned with dry methods instead of water-based ones.

Can you clean high ceilings and overhead structures?
Yes. MCA crews hold Working at Heights, Scissor Lift and Boom Jack certifications and use lift platforms to reach rafters, ducts, sprinkler lines and lighting in high-bay plants and warehouses. Overhead work is usually scheduled during shutdowns or low-traffic shifts so people and equipment stay clear of the work zone.

Is deep cleaning available for food manufacturing areas?
Yes. MCA provides food plant cleaning for production zones across the GTA. Products, procedures and schedules are planned with your quality team so the cleaning fits your facility’s food-safety plan and audit calendar.

What certifications do your crews hold?
MCA Group carries WSIB coverage and is fully bonded and insured. Crews are certified in WHMIS for safe handling of hazardous products, and in Confined Spaces, Working at Heights, Boom Jack and Scissor Lift operation. Certificates can be supplied for your contractor-onboarding process.

How large a facility can you handle?
MCA has cleaned facilities ranging from small warehouses to large industrial sites across Ontario, including a 500,000+ sq. ft. post-construction cleaning project for TSL. Crew size is scaled to the square footage and the timeline.

Can cleaning be scheduled around our shifts?
Yes. MCA’s service hours are 24/7/365, so plants are usually cleaned overnight, on weekends or during planned shutdowns, and cleaning never competes with production. Recurring programs can run daily, weekly or monthly.

Do you handle emergency cleanups?
Yes. MCA responds to urgent cleanups across the GTA, such as oil and process-residue spills or a cleanup needed before an inspection. Work involving regulated hazardous materials is scoped separately, so the right procedures and disposal arrangements are in place before cleanup starts.

How is industrial cleaning priced, and which areas do you serve?
Pricing depends on square footage, floor surfaces, soil level, frequency, access requirements and whether the work happens during shutdowns. See our commercial cleaning rates guide for a breakdown. MCA serves industrial facilities in Toronto, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Thornhill, Mississauga, Milton, Brampton, Hamilton, Oakville and Burlington.