Myles Hecimovich — All-In Building Solutions

Myles Hecimovich is the Chief Executive Officer of All-In Building Solutions, a Wisconsin facilities services company headquartered in Milwaukee. The company provides commercial cleaning, janitorial programs, post-construction cleaning, snow and ice management, grounds and lawn care, and residential cleaning through its All-In Residential division.

His work centers on a simple operating premise: most building-service problems are not technical, they are organizational. Crews change, scopes drift, invoices creep, and no one is clearly accountable for the result. All-In was built the other way around — a written scope of work agreed before the first service date, a fixed price tied to that scope, documented supervisor inspections, and a single point of contact who answers the phone.

Building a Wisconsin facilities company

All-In began with recurring commercial janitorial contracts in Milwaukee County — offices, clinics, industrial buildings and multi-tenant properties that needed nightly service they could rely on. As those accounts grew, so did what clients asked for. A property manager who trusted the cleaning crew wanted the same accountability for snow response. A general contractor wanted a turnover-ready building at final clean. A regional operator wanted one contract instead of nine vendors.

That demand shaped the company into a facilities management organization rather than a single-service cleaning vendor. Today the same team can carry a building through the full year: commercial cleaning and day porter coverage, floor care, post-construction cleaning, disinfection, exterior pressure washing and window work, lawn and landscape maintenance in season, and snow and ice management through Wisconsin winters.

Centralized property services and multi-site work

Much of the company's growth has come from consolidating fragmented vendor lists. Under his direction, All-In built its multi-site program around standardized scopes, one invoice structure, consistent reporting and shared escalation paths, so a portfolio owner sees the same service standard in every building regardless of which crew is on site. For recurring facility operations, that consistency matters more than any individual task on the checklist — it is what makes budgets predictable and audits straightforward.

The same discipline applies to seasonal operations. Snow and ice work is documented with time-stamped storm response records, because in Wisconsin those records are as valuable to a property owner as the plowing itself.

Wisconsin markets: Milwaukee, the Fox Cities and the Northwoods

All-In's home market remains Milwaukee and Southeast Wisconsin — Milwaukee, Waukesha, Racine, Kenosha and Ozaukee counties — where the company runs its largest crew base. Expansion into the Fox Cities and Northeast Wisconsin brought recurring janitorial and floor-care programs to Appleton, Oshkosh, Neenah, Fond du Lac and Green Bay. The company's Northwoods division, operating out of Tomahawk, serves Marathon, Lincoln, Oneida and Vilas counties, with commercial cleaning and janitorial contracts across Wausau, Merrill, Rhinelander, Minocqua and Eagle River.

Myles Hecimovich has kept each regional expansion deliberately narrow at the start: commercial work first, staffed locally, before additional service lines are opened to that market. It is a slower way to grow, and it is the reason clients in newer regions get the same written-scope standard as long-term Milwaukee accounts.

Operating philosophy

The company's approach is documented rather than promised: scope in writing, price tied to scope, inspection records that a client can read, and a named person responsible for each property. Complaints get a same-day response and a corrected service, not a credit memo. That standard applies equally to a 400,000-square-foot industrial account and a residential move-out clean.

More about the company and how it works is on the about page and in All-In's story. Property managers and contractors evaluating vendors can request a facilities proposal for any Wisconsin market the company serves.