About MEI Facility Services & Solutions

Facility care with one clear point of contact.

MEI Facility Services & Solutions is based in San Diego and plans commercial and residential cleaning around the actual condition and use of each property. Recurring janitorial programs, post-construction work, floor and carpet care, deep cleaning and residential projects need distinct task lists and preparation.

Our approach starts with an assessment. We identify your priorities, the surfaces involved, who occupies the space and the time available to work. The proposal then defines the cleaning tasks and the resources needed for that property.

What working with MEI involves

1. Share the property type, city, approximate size, priorities and target date. Tell us whether you need recurring visits or a one-time project.
2. Review surface compatibility, access, water and power, belongings, occupancy and any rooms or items outside the scope.
3. Confirm the written proposal: included tasks, supply responsibilities, schedule, price and any specialty work listed separately.
4. Keep a property contact and a process for reporting concerns. Review the plan when the use or condition of the space changes.

Planning a San Diego project from outside California?

Owners and facility contacts elsewhere in the United States can start a request for a San Diego property through this website. Give the project location separately from your office or billing address so MEI Facility Services & Solutions can assess the actual worksite, travel and availability.

1. Arrange local access: identify the person who can show the property, point out priority areas and confirm water, power, parking and access restrictions. Describe the condition before the assessment; an online request alone does not confirm that a space is ready for cleaning.
2. Share the handover sequence: for a remodel, turnover or move-in, provide the expected completion of other work and the target occupancy date. Tell the team when either date changes so access and the proposed cleaning window can be reviewed.
3. Name the remote approver and local contact: agree who confirms the task list and communicates changes. List floor or carpet projects separately from recurring cleaning, and include any vendor-registration requirements before the proposal is finalized.

Prepare for vendor onboarding

If your property manager needs a W-9, insurance information or other onboarding documents, include that requirement when you request the assessment. Project-specific requirements are reviewed before service is agreed.

San Diego County and your service location

Use the location directory to find your city and prepare a request. Tell us your property address and preferred service window. The team confirms travel, staffing and service availability for your location and requested date before agreeing to a schedule.

Contact MEI Facility Services & Solutions

(858) 295-3421
contact@meifacilityservices.com

Tell us about your property in English or Spanish. Use the form below to prepare a request, or call to discuss the next step.