
Corporate campuses and managed properties
We work with property and facilities teams to plan custodial care, day porter routes and building services. Each building has its own scope, schedule, access arrangements and service contacts.

What changes in this building
Timing is the scope.
- Arrival
The lobby, the glass and the elevators before the first badge-in.
- The day
A porter route through restrooms, kitchens and conference rooms, with the peaks written down.
- The night
Desks on the agreed rule, kitchens, restrooms, vacuuming, hard floors, touch points.
- Multi-building
One scope records each building's hours, access rules and service contacts.
- Reporting
A monthly report with inspection scores, consumables and anything we saw that is not ours.


Services for this building
What a corporate scope usually contains.

Janitorial and custodial
The floors, nightly, with a color code.

Day porter and on-site teams
Lobbies, kitchens and events through the day.

Floor and surface care
Stone, terrazzo and carpet on a schedule.
On a corporate campus
Related
Questions from workplace teams
Can you cover a campus with different hours per building?
Yes. We record each building's hours and requirements in the scope and agree on contacts for service coordination.
How do requests work?
To the person who owns your site, by phone or work order, with the routine turnaround written in the scope.
Do you do events?
Set-up and reset are requested ahead and staffed from the porter route, within the hours in the scope.







