A clean space can change everything. With Farias Cleaning Services Inc’s commercial cleaning services, you can be sure your Sterling, MA facility will be spotless.
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Meet Our Crew
At Farias Cleaning Services Inc, our mission is to create cleaner, healthier spaces for our clients. From everyday office cleaning to specialized services like industrial cleaning, we’ll make your environment both functional and inviting. Our team values quality and attention to detail and makes sure each task is completed to your satisfaction.
Serving Sterling, MA, and all of Worcester County, we prioritize eco-friendly practices to keep your space clean and healthy. Whether it’s regular maintenance or one-time deep cleaning, when you choose our cleaning company, you can feel confident about the cleanliness of your workplace.
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Why Professional Cleaning Is Essential
Keeping your environment clean impacts everything from productivity to health. At Farias Cleaning Services Inc, we offer a range of commercial cleaning services to help your space function better, including carpet cleaning, floor maintenance, and even emergency cleaning services. Our Worcester County team is trained to tackle everything from stripping and waxing floors to applying epoxy coatings.
With a focus on quality and attention to detail, we help businesses and homes in Sterling, MA stay welcoming and efficient. Call 774-312-7067 today to learn how we can bring a higher standard of cleanliness to your space.
Sterling was first settled by Europeans in 1720 and was officially incorporated in 1781.
Previous to its incorporation, it was “the Second Parish of Lancaster.” It was commonly called by a portion of its Indian name, Chocksett. The Nipmuc minister, Peter Jethro, worked in the area in the 1670s. The original Indian name of the area was Woonsechocksett. The land encompassing the Chocksett region was not originally included in the first land sold by the great Indian Chief Sholan to the settlers of the Lancaster grant. However, Sholan’s nephew Tahanto would eventually sell the Chocksett land to the inhabitants of Lancaster in 1713.
The first white settlers arrived in Chocksett seven years later, in 1720, formerly inhabitants of Lancaster proper. Among these first settlers were families such as Beman, Sawyer, Houghton, and Osgood – names reflected to this day in the names of Sterling’s oldest roads.
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