Pittsburgh Floor Care Specialists Since 1984
More than four decades of experience, a new generation carrying it forward, and the same commitment to doing work we're proud to put the EnviroClean name on.
Some Things Are Worth Carrying Forward.
Frank Capezio started EnviroClean in 1984, not long after school, and spent the next four decades building a business around something pretty simple: do good work, treat people honestly, and make a living doing something you're proud of.
Along the way, the houses got bigger — Frank will be the first to tell you that — and the equipment, products and cleaning methods got a whole lot better.
But EnviroClean stayed EnviroClean.
It remained a small, local company built on relationships, repeat customers and a reputation for doing the job right.
That's the part we have no intention of changing.
Meet the Family Carrying It Forward.
Brian, Kristina & Liliana McMahon
We're Pittsburgh people. We live here, raise our family here, shop here, eat here and support the same local businesses our customers do.
We've been together for 10 years, married since 2020, and today we're raising our two-year-old daughter alongside a very small Bichon who somehow takes up a very large amount of our house.
EnviroClean isn't our first home-service business, either. Brian also owns one of the South Hills' larger handyman businesses — another local company he took over from family and helped carry into its next generation.
Apparently, carrying on family and local business legacies has become a bit of a habit.
What attracted us to EnviroClean wasn't an opportunity to turn it into something completely different. It was Frank's knowledge, his reputation, the relationships he built with customers, and the idea that you can make an honest living doing exceptional work without allowing the business to consume everything else that matters.
We're big on family. And that's the kind of company we want EnviroClean to remain.
Frank Isn’t Just Handing Us the Keys.
More than 40 years of floor-care knowledge doesn't come in an owner's manual.
That's why Frank is spending six months working alongside Brian during the transition — passing along what he's learned, teaching the techniques he's refined over decades and helping make sure the quality EnviroClean is known for carries forward.
And when those six months are over?
Frank's still only a phone call away.
We're adding our own experience and continuing to learn, but we're not interested in replacing four decades of knowledge just for the sake of doing things differently.
We're building on it.
The EnviroClean Way.
We want EnviroClean to grow.
We just don't want to become the kind of company that puts profit over people.
Our goal isn't 40 trucks racing around Pittsburgh trying to squeeze another job into every opening on the schedule. A handful of great trucks with great people who know our customers, know our standards and take pride in their work sounds a whole lot better to us.
That's why we're building The EnviroClean Way — a standard for the entire experience, not just the cleaning.
It means listening before we start. Understanding what you want from the service. Setting honest expectations. Choosing the process based on what's actually in front of us. Protecting your home. Never rushing the work. Paying attention to the details. And being proud enough of the finished result to walk it with you before we leave.
We're also making the experience around the cleaning easier: real people answering the phone, easier scheduling, appointment reminders, on-the-way updates, photos, care guides and better communication from beginning to end.
Modern systems supporting old-fashioned service. Not replacing it.
Because whether EnviroClean has one truck or four, you should know exactly what kind of experience is pulling into your driveway.
- Listening
- Honest expectations
- Protecting your home
- Never rushing
- Attention to detail
- Final walkthrough
Here’s to the Next 40 Years.
We're proud to carry forward what Frank started in 1984 — and we're excited to see where the next generation takes it.
Still small. Still local. Still obsessed with getting things clean.