One cleaning contract across a portfolio — common areas, amenity spaces, vacant units and turnovers — with one invoice, one point of contact and per-site pricing.
Priced per site and rolled into one monthly invoice for the portfolio. Turnovers are priced per unit by size and billed as they happen, so an empty month costs nothing.
We don't publish package prices, because a price set without seeing the space is either padded or about to be revised. We scope it — on site, or from a floor plan and photos — and send one flat rate with the specification attached.
Pick your city or county for local detail.
That is what this is for. Each site is scoped and priced on its own — a garden-style community and a 20-storey tower are not the same job — but they sit on one agreement with one invoice and one person to call.
Standard is 24 to 48 hours from notice. Give us the leasing calendar rather than calling on the day and we will hold the slots; turnovers cluster at month end and everybody wants the same Tuesday.
Yes, and we would rather they were in the scope from the start. It is the complaint that generates the most resident emails and the one most often left out of a cleaning contract.
Across the DMV — Northern Virginia, Washington DC and the Maryland suburbs. Our office is in Fairfax and crews are routed by area, so the closest available crew takes the job rather than one dispatched across the region.
Priced per site and rolled into one monthly invoice for the portfolio. Turnovers are priced per unit by size and billed as they happen, so an empty month costs nothing. Tell us the space and how often you need it and we send one flat written quote, usually within 48 hours. No packages and no phone estimates.