Property Management Cleaning
Common-area cleaning with a defined standard and a clear point of accountability.
Sevenday builds property-specific cleaning programs for agreed common areas, with defined requirements, quality-control processes and issue resolution designed for environments with multiple stakeholders.
You should not need resident or tenant complaints to discover the cleaning standard has slipped.
Managed properties have visible shared spaces and multiple stakeholders. When expectations are unclear, small misses quickly become recurring complaints and additional work for property management.
Sevenday defines the common-area requirements and uses an agreed quality-control process so the service has a reference point beyond verbal instructions.
The scope follows the building, not a generic package.
Depending on the property and agreed service, the program may cover applicable:
- entrances and lobbies;
- corridors and hallways;
- elevators;
- amenity and support areas;
- washrooms where applicable;
- other agreed common spaces.
The final scope is property-specific. Unit turnover is not implied by this service and should only be quoted separately under an approved service when applicable.
Give property management a clearer view of what was expected and what was done.
Sevenday can use property-specific checklists, inspections, service reports, before/after photos or similar documentation as appropriate to the account.
The objective is practical accountability: a defined standard, a way to verify it and a clear path to resolve concerns.
Build the cleaning schedule around the property environment.
Service timing, building access, security requirements, shared-space usage and other operating constraints are reviewed during assessment. Evening and after-hours cleaning is available where appropriate.
When something is missed, there should be a defined next step.
Sevenday uses a satisfaction/re-clean and issue-resolution process so concerns can be addressed against the agreed requirements rather than becoming an ongoing cycle of informal reminders.
Prepared for commercial property requirements.
Sevenday maintains $2 million in commercial liability insurance and is WSIB registered. Cleaners are background checked, personally vetted and uniformed.
Proof of insurance and WSIB can be supplied to commercial clients on request.
Start with the building and its common-area requirements.
Sevenday reviews the property type, approximate size, shared areas, operating/access requirements, desired cleaning frequency, preferred service window and current pain points. A walkthrough may be used where appropriate before the final scope and proposal are prepared.
Request a Facility AssessmentProperty Management FAQs
Do you clean individual condo or apartment units as part of common-area service?
Not automatically. Property Management Cleaning refers to the agreed common-area program. Unit cleaning or turnover work must be separately scoped under an approved service where applicable.
Can you provide proof of insurance and WSIB?
Yes. Sevenday can supply proof of its $2 million commercial liability insurance and current WSIB registration to commercial clients on request.
Can you provide checklists or reports?
Yes, property-specific checklists, inspections, service reports, before/after photos or similar documentation can be used as appropriate to the account. The exact documentation approach is defined for the property.
Can cleaning be done after-hours?
Yes, evening and after-hours service is available where appropriate and is scheduled around the property's access and operating requirements.
How is pricing determined?
Pricing is proposal-based and depends on the property, defined scope, frequency, schedule, access and other relevant service requirements.
Define a common-area cleaning program your property team can manage by exception, not by constant supervision.
Tell Sevenday about the property, shared spaces, current arrangement and the issues you want the cleaning program to solve.
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