Office Care serves commercial facilities within roughly a 60-mile radius of our Laurel, Maryland headquarters — across Maryland, Washington DC and Northern Virginia. Each area below has its own page covering the building stock we work in and how scopes tend to be written there.
Prince George’s and Howard Counties — headquarters. Laurel is home. Office Care has been headquartered here since it was founded in 1997, and our office at 8673 Cherry Lane is the base every crew in the DMV works out of.
Howard County. Columbia was the first market Office Care expanded into after Laurel, back in 2003, and Howard County has been part of our core service area ever since.
Montgomery County. Downtown Silver Spring is one of the densest commercial cores in Montgomery County — mid- and high-rise office space, federal and nonprofit tenants, and ground-floor retail all stacked into a walkable few blocks.
Montgomery County. Bethesda’s commercial tenant mix skews heavily toward medical, biomedical, legal and financial firms — which is to say, toward buildings where presentation standards are high and clinical requirements are real.
Montgomery County. Rockville is the Montgomery County seat and a hub of the I-270 life-sciences corridor — a combination that puts government, legal and laboratory-adjacent facilities in the same few square miles.
District of Columbia. The District’s commercial tenant base is unlike anywhere else in the country: trade associations, law firms, nonprofits, government contractors, embassies and federal agencies, concentrated into a small, dense, heavily regulated downtown.
Arlington County. Arlington packs a remarkable amount of Class A office space into a small county — Rosslyn, Courthouse, Clarendon, Ballston and National Landing each with their own commercial character.
City of Alexandria. Alexandria splits neatly into two very different cleaning problems: the historic building stock of Old Town, and the modern office corridors along Eisenhower Avenue and the West End.
Anne Arundel County. As Maryland’s state capital and the seat of Anne Arundel County, Annapolis combines government, legal and lobbying offices with a historic downtown and a substantial waterfront economy.
Fairfax County. Fairfax County is the largest employment centre in Virginia, and its commercial base is heavy on government contracting, technology and professional services — with county government and a major university in the mix.
Frederick County. Frederick pairs a well-preserved historic downtown with a bioscience and manufacturing base anchored by Fort Detrick — two commercial worlds with very little in common.
Montgomery County. Gaithersburg sits in the middle of the I-270 technology corridor, with a commercial base built around biotechnology, life sciences and the research ecosystem surrounding NIST.
Baltimore City. Baltimore has the most varied commercial building stock in our service area — downtown and Inner Harbor office towers, a major medical and university sector, and converted industrial space across the city.
These pages cover the areas we work in most often, not the limit of where we go. If your facility is within about an hour of Laurel, call 301-604-7700 or request an estimate and we will tell you straight away whether we can cover it.
What We Do
Services Available across the DMV
Every Office Care service line is available across the DMV. Most programs combine two or three of them.