Commercial cleaning
Common areas that hold up under traffic
In a multi-tenant building, the lobby is every tenant's first impression and nobody's responsibility. That is exactly why it drifts.
Early morning or overnight, before tenants arrive.
Set at your walk-through, based on tenant traffic. Most buildings run three to five days a week; daily service is available once your account has a dedicated crew.
The lobby is your leasing tool
A prospective tenant decides how a building is run before they see a single suite. Elevators, hallways and shared restrooms are what tell them — and they are the areas most often on a 'when we get to it' schedule.
What the service covers
- Lobbies and entry areas
- Hallways and stairwells
- Elevator interiors and tracks
- Shared restrooms, sanitized and restocked
- Glass at entrances and directories
What it does not
- Individual tenant suites — common areas only, we never enter a leased space
- Kitchen exhaust hoods and HVAC ducts — a separately licensed trade
We also clean
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Start With a Conversation
Tell us about the residence. We will come and see it, and you will have the price before anything is agreed.