Midwest Janitorial Service

Cedar Rapids / Hiawatha

Commercial Cleaning in Cedar Rapids & Hiawatha

Our corporate office is here. Since 1958, the Cedar Rapids team has cleaned offices, clinics, plants, and public buildings across Linn County.

Local MJS Office

Cedar Rapids Corporate Office

Company ownership, operations, training, and quality oversight all work out of this building on Center Point Road.

Address

1395 N. Center Point Road
Hiawatha, IA 52233

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Phone

(319) 393-6162

Toll free: (800) 249-6161

Fax: (319) 393-9263

Office hours

Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.

Scheduled cleaning is performed outside these hours.

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Cedar Rapids / Hiawatha

The office our company grew up around

Midwest Janitorial Service started in Cedar Rapids in 1958 and has never moved its center of gravity away from the Corridor. The corporate office sits on Center Point Road in Hiawatha, which means the people who set cleaning standards for the company are the same people who can answer a question about your building.

That proximity changes how a program gets managed. When a supervisor needs to walk a facility on Blairs Ferry Road or adjust coverage downtown, it happens in a truck, not on a conference call. Ownership, recruiting, training, and inspection all sit within a few miles of the buildings we clean.

The Cedar Rapids team covers offices and clinics, production plants, and public buildings throughout Linn County. It also runs service for Decorah through this same office.

MJS cleaning team serving Cedar Rapids / Hiawatha

Company facts

  • Family-owned and third-generation since 1958
  • Trained, supervised cleaning teams
  • Quality verified through Quality Clean 360
ISSA member

What Corridor facilities actually ask us to solve

The Corridor has an unusual business mix for a metro this size: a downtown office core, dense professional corridors along Collins Road and Blairs Ferry, medical clinics spread across both cities, and an advanced manufacturing base that runs around the clock. Each of those settings creates a different cleaning problem.

A multi-tenant office needs restrooms and conference rooms reset before the first tenant arrives. A plant needs floor care that fits inside a maintenance window and will not leave a slick aisle where forklifts run. A clinic needs high-touch surfaces handled to a documented standard. Those programs are not interchangeable, and treating them as one is where most cleaning contracts quietly fall apart.

Downtown and suburban offices

Multi-tenant professional buildings, banks, and insurance offices that need lobbies, restrooms, and meeting space ready before the business day starts.

Manufacturing and distribution

Production floors, break rooms, and warehouse aisles cleaned around shift changes, with attention to dust, debris, and equipment traffic.

Healthcare and medical offices

Clinics, dental practices, and medical office buildings where touch-point disinfection and records matter more than square footage.

Public and institutional buildings

Municipal offices, schools, and nonprofit facilities with budget oversight, public traffic, and reporting expectations.

Cleaning needs specific to this market

Restroom resets in shared buildings

Tenants on a multi-tenant floor share the same restrooms, so one missed visit is visible to everyone. Inspection checkpoints are built into the schedule.

Floor care between shifts

Stripping, sealing, and burnishing VCT or concrete in a plant has to happen in the maintenance window, not during production.

Break rooms on rotating schedules

Shift work creates overlapping break periods. Restocking and sanitation are planned around when rooms are actually empty.

Winter salt and grit

Iowa winters push salt through entryways for months. Matting, hard-floor auto-scrubbing, and carpet extraction are scheduled accordingly.

Why a Corridor headquarters matters to your building

Local accountability is the difference between a contract and a program that holds up over years.

Decisions happen locally

Ownership and operations leadership are in Hiawatha. Scope changes and coverage questions do not wait on a regional approval chain.

Supervisors know the buildings

Area managers run the same Corridor routes week after week, so they know which entrance jams and which lobby shows soil first.

Quality Clean 360 oversight

Structured inspections and tracked corrective actions apply to every account, including the buildings closest to our own office.

Local recruiting and training

Crews are hired and trained in the Corridor, which keeps teams consistent instead of rotating strangers through your facility.

Recognition

A Tradition of Award-Winning Service

Midwest Janitorial Service has earned repeated Best of the Corridor honors for commercial cleaning and janitorial services, including Hall of Fame recognition and multiple first-place awards.

  • Best of the Corridor Hall of Fame
  • First-place recognition as recently as 2025

Corridor Business Journal — Best of the Corridor

Where this office cleans

The Cedar Rapids office covers Linn and Benton counties and the communities around them. Decorah is also served through this office.

Decorah

Serviced through our Cedar Rapids office — not a separate branch.

Cedar Rapids
Hiawatha
Marion
Robins
Center Point
Palo
Fairfax
Ely
Walford
Atkins
Mount Vernon

Not sure whether your building is in this territory? Call the branch and they will confirm coverage.

Cedar Rapids / Hiawatha

Cedar Rapids facility managers: start with a walkthrough

Tell us about the building and we will schedule a walkthrough with the local team — floor surfaces, restroom counts, and the schedule your operation can actually accommodate.

Prefer a walkthrough first? Ask for one and the Cedar Rapids branch will schedule a site visit.