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Cleaning for multifamily and condominium communities

Residents walk through the lobby, the mail room, the pool deck and the trash room every day, and they tell the board when something slips.

We keep common areas, amenities, restrooms, trash rooms and dumpster enclosures to a written standard, under a scope a manager can take to the board.

A condominium pool deck in early morning, lounge chairs lined up with folded towels beside the pool, royal palms and the white tower behind.

What the scope covers

Common areas and waste areas

  • Lobbies, corridors and elevators

    Floors, entry glass, elevator cabs and touch points.

  • Amenities

    Clubrooms, fitness rooms, mail rooms and pool-deck lounges.

  • Restrooms

    Amenity and common-area restrooms cleaned and restocked.

  • Trash rooms and chutes

    Floors, walls and chute doors washed on their own schedule.

  • Dumpster enclosures

    Containers, pads and enclosure walls washed, timed around hauler pickup.

A condominium trash room, cleaned and dry: a steel chute outlet above an empty grey cart, a sealed concrete floor with a drain, and the door open to the palms outside.

What you can check

A scope the board can approve

The scope is written by space, task and frequency, so the board approves exactly what is cleaned and how often, and the manager can show what was done.

  • A written scope by space, task and frequency
  • A named point of contact
  • An inspection and correction routine
  • Waste areas handled by a specialist

Next step

Request a proposal for your community

Tell us about the property. We call, walk the site with you, and return a written scope and price.