Commercial & Facility Cleaning
Lobbies, corridors, stairwells and amenity space kept to a standard residents and tenants do not complain about.
Common areas are where a building earns or loses its reputation. Lobbies, elevators, stairwells and garbage rooms are shared by everyone and owned by no one, which is exactly why they slide when cleaning is inconsistent.
We work with property managers on a fixed scope and a fixed schedule, with clear reporting so you are not the last to know about a burnt-out light, a leak or a damaged door. Because we do not subcontract, the crew in your building is accountable to us and known to your residents.
We provide property management & common area cleaning for:
A typical scope. Yours is written down and agreed before the first clean, so nothing is assumed.
Need something that is not on this list? Ask — if we can do it properly, we will include it.
You deal with the owners directly. Nothing gets lost between a call centre and a crew.
Every clean is done by our own trained team, which is what lets us stand behind the standard.
Liability coverage is in place and we provide the certificate before work begins.
Corners, edges, skirting and the spots people stop noticing. That is where standards actually show.
Based in Aurora, covering York Region and selected parts of the GTA.
Questions
Yes. Property managers usually want a fixed scope, a fixed schedule and a predictable monthly figure, and that is how we quote this work after walking the building.
Yes. Anything our crew spots — a leak, damage, a light out, an overflowing bin room — is reported to your contact in writing rather than left for a resident to raise.
Yes, provided the sites are within our service area. We would rather cover fewer buildings properly than spread a crew too thin, so we are honest about capacity when we quote.
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Free estimates, no obligation
Call 905-870-3197 or request a quote and we will come and look at the space.