Stop reacting to complaints
Most exterior cleaning happens after someone complains—a tenant, a district manager, a board member. A maintenance schedule flips that. The entries, walkways, and glass are cleaned before they become a problem, and you know in advance when the crew is coming.
Built around Cleveland's seasons
A typical plan here follows the weather. Spring is for clearing road salt and winter grime from concrete. Summer is for building washes and windows once pollen settles. Fall is a last pass before leaves and snow. High-traffic sites like restaurants may add monthly flatwork on top of that.
We'll suggest a frequency during the walk-through based on the property, and you can adjust it at any time.
One contact for every location
If you manage properties in more than one community—say an office in Westlake, a retail strip in Parma, and apartments in Lakewood—you can keep them on one schedule with one point of contact. Each site gets the same standard of work.
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