Janitorial Services in Hightstown, NJ
BCS Facilities Group is the leading family owned and operated commercial cleaning company in Hightstown, NJ.
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More than 30 years ago, BCS Facilities Group started and since then has been perfecting the science of facilities maintenance. We service a vast number of industries such as but not limited to office spaces, car dealerships, manufacturing plants and even baseball stadiums! We treat our services for each facility the exact same way, personally! We know that no two jobs are ever the same so BCS provides a fully customizable experience tailored to YOUR needs.
Our services include (but not limited to):
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Daily/weekly Janitorial Services
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Carpet cleaning
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Tile Maintenance
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Window Washing
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Disinfection services to help combat COVID-19
BCS enthusiastically provides high quality service which consistently produces high quality results. Offering competitive personalized quotes compared to the industry standard, BCS also provides a flexible cleaning schedules ranging from any time day or night! There is NO service too big or small for BCS to handle given our unique background and experience.
Call today at (215) 550-1820 for a FREE Customized quote!!!
Hightstown is a borough in Mercer County, New Jersey and has a population of roughly 5,375 (2019). It was incorporated as a borough by an act of the New Jersey Legislature in March of 1853, and becoming fully independent around 1894. The borough was named after John and Mary Hight, who established a tavern in the area in the 1750s.
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Hightstown Resources:
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East Windsor Regional School District – It is a highly rated, public school district located in Hightstown. Helps its students develop and strengthen academic, social, and emotional skills needed to be successful and productive.
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Hightstown-East Windsor Historical Society – Their mission is to educate the general public about the history of the townships. It preserves and shares photos, objects, publications and the Historical Ely House.
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Hometown Harvest Fair – A celebration of heritage and community that was brought together by the thousands of its residents, neighborhood organizations and local businesses in 2002. The fair happens every October to promote all things great the borough has to offer.
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