Commercial Property
Exterior-cleaning plans built around the property and its occupants.
Commercial properties combine multiple surfaces with entrances, tenants, vehicles, landscaping, air intakes, amenities, and operating hours. Evaluate drone-supported and conventional methods by zone, then document notices, protection, access, runoff, finish, and closeout requirements.
Evidence Standard
Ask for an evidence package tied to the proposed scope: test-area acceptance, method and site controls, documented assumptions, and only approved project references relevant to the property.
Review the evidence standardOccupied-site controls
Map entrances, sidewalks, balconies, windows, intakes, parking, landscaping, exclusion areas, and tenant communications before choosing work windows.
Portfolio consistency
Use a property-level scope and acceptance record so surface differences, exclusions, access, and results remain visible across a portfolio.
Risk documents that match the plan
Verify current licenses, insurance, endorsements, subcontractors, safety controls, and owner requirements for the exact work rather than relying on a generic badge.
Future Maintenance
Set the next decision from observed condition
Record the post-work condition and the factors likely to change it. Inspect against an agreed appearance or performance trigger instead of assuming a universal calendar interval.
Onboarding a contractor? Use the procurement checklist to request current company, credential, insurance, safety, product, and project-control records.
On the Job
Method reference imagery
Project identity, ownership, outcomes, and image provenance are not represented until the corresponding evidence is approved.
Common Questions
Straight answers
Will cleaning disrupt our tenants?
The answer depends on the chosen method and site. Require a plan for notices, work hours, entrances, air intakes, windows, balconies, pedestrians, vehicles, noise, overspray, and emergency access.
Can a portfolio use one standard?
A common intake, test, documentation, and acceptance process can be reused, but each property still needs its own surface, access, environmental, and operating review.
How should we evaluate liability?
Have your risk team compare the complete work plans, personnel exposure, aircraft operations, ground controls, access equipment, subcontractors, certificates, endorsements, exclusions, and contract terms.
Relevant Services
What we bring to the job
Get a project-specific written quote.
Or ask whether a live demonstration is appropriate for your property.
Planning ahead? Ask about an exterior condition report →