For property & building teams

Clear carpet-care scopes for occupied buildings.

Site-specific planning, floor-by-floor scheduling, consistent invoice details, and maintenance options for apartment, condominium, rental, and small commercial properties.

Building work order

Managed spaces. Mapped service.

Measure
Sequence
Clean
Review

Built around operations

Common-area carpet does not wear evenly.

Entrances, elevators, turns, refuse routes, stairs, and busy floors usually change faster than quieter sections. A useful plan identifies those differences and assigns attention by need.

01

Defined scope

Included and excluded areas, site conditions, access needs, and the agreed service are written down.

02

Resident-aware scheduling

Floor order, elevators, notices, drying routes, doors, noise, and service hours are planned before work.

03

Clean closeout

Completion review and invoice details stay connected to the approved scope and observed maintenance needs.

Service model

One-time reset or planned maintenance.

One-time cleaning

A defined service for a turnover, seasonal response, post-project need, property reset, or first visit before considering a maintenance cycle.

Recurring program

Higher-traffic zones can receive attention more often while full corridors and common areas follow a cycle based on site observations and operating needs.

A clear handoff

Four stages from inquiry to closeout.

Each stage gives the property team a concrete decision point before work moves forward.

  1. Share the property

    Provide the building, contact, floors, carpeted areas, condition, access, and operating requirements.

  2. Review the site

    Use a walkthrough, measurements, or plans when appropriate to identify traffic patterns and included areas.

  3. Approve the scope

    Confirm the written quotation, service window, floor sequence, resident communication, and access plan.

  4. Complete and reassess

    Review the agreed work and consider future maintenance based on observed use and site conditions.

Current records only

Vendor requirements are confirmed, never assumed.

Insurance, WSIB, certificates, or other vendor requirements must be checked against current ThruClean records before they are represented as available.