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+1 716-308-8069
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213 Pine St, Buffalo, NY, 14204
Eastside
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Specialties
We specialize in: office cleaning, bank cleaning, residential cleaning, carpet shampoo and cleaning, restroom cleaning, floor stripping and waxing, wood floor refinishing, and restroom attendant services.
History
Established in 1999.
Top Of The Line Cleaning Inc. is not your average janitorial service. We take pride in a job excellently done. After all, our motto is «No Dirt goes Unseen.» We service clients big or small, short term and long term. We customize our service to fit your needs. Top of The Line Cleaning (TLC) was founded in 1999 by Marcus Moses a seventeen year old high school student in Buffalo, New York. Created to serve the residential market, the company provides cleaning services to many home owners throughout Buffalo and Erie County. In 2002, the company expanded to include commercial clients, including professional offices, executive clients, and light manufacturing. Top Of The Line’s primary services include facility maintenance.
Meet the Business Owner
Marcus M.
Business Owner
Marcus Moses has been the owner of Top Of The Line Cleaning for 14 years. He founded the company in 1999 at the young age of 17; shortly thereafter he graduated from Buffalo Traditional High School just two years after founding the company. After graduating high school Marcus attended Buffalo State College and studied Hospitality and Tourism Management while running the company. Utilizing some of the marketing skills acquired in college, Marcus expanded into commercial services in 2002. Marcus continued working the business after graduating College in 2006, and gaining a Bachelor of Science in Hospitality and Tourism Management. While the business was experiencing down times, Marcus decided to make use of his degree. By inspiration of his favorite teacher and faithful customer Dr. Jones, he chose to become a substitute teacher in 2007. After just three years of substitute teaching, and loving the impact he was having on adolescent students with in the buffalo public school system.
