Post-construction work is sequencing as much as cleaning. We come in behind the trades in passes — a rough clean to clear debris and make the space workable, a final detail once the last fixtures are set, and a touch-up timed to the day of handover. Crews work top down so finished floors stay finished.

We run janitorial on a fixed schedule with a named crew, so the same people learn your building. The scope is written down and checked on every visit: lobbies, corridors, elevators, amenity rooms, waste rooms, parkade sweeps and back-of-house. You get a schedule you can hand to residents and one point of contact who answers.

Short-term rental and tenant turnovers live or die on consistency. We work from a per-unit checklist with photo sign-off, so the fortieth turn looks like the first. Linen handling, restocking and damage reporting are part of the visit rather than an extra line on the invoice.

Concrete, pavers and building envelopes hold on to everything the weather leaves behind. We match pressure and method to the surface so nothing gets etched or stripped, handle runoff and containment properly, and schedule around resident access so the work isn't disruptive.

Glass is the surface that shows every shortcut, and it is usually the first thing photographed. We clean interior and exterior glass, tracks, frames and sills as one job, because half-cleaned glass reads worse than none. Post-construction glass gets a separate scrape pass for stucco, paint and adhesive residue.