Multi-Tenant Cleaning Service Details
At Capital City Cleaning Services, the Multi-Tenant Cleaning service is specifically designed to ensure that communal living environments in residential buildings, apartment complexes, and multifamily housing remain clean, hygienic, and welcoming for all residents.
Service Inclusions:
- Common Areas: Thorough cleaning of lobbies, hallways, stairwells, and other shared spaces to maintain a pleasant atmosphere.
- Washrooms: Sanitization and restocking of all shared bathrooms and washrooms within the building.
- Waste Management: Regular collection, disposal, and recycling of waste from communal bins and trash shoots.
- Windows and Glass Surface Cleaning: Smudge-free cleaning of all glass surfaces, including windows, mirrors, and glass doors in common areas.
- Laundry Areas: Cleaning and disinfecting of shared laundry facilities and machines to ensure a clean and operational environment.
- Fitness Centers: Keeping shared gyms and fitness areas clean, sanitized, and safe for use.
- Outdoor Spaces: Maintenance and cleaning of shared courtyards, patios, and garden areas to enhance outdoor communal living.
The cleaners are committed to providing exceptional Multi-Tenant Cleaning services, ensuring that every resident has a clean, healthful, and pleasant place to call home.
Highlights from our customers
Snapshots of their experiences
Booked a move out cleaning last minute and Capital City saved me!! My oven was disgustingly greasy and my cleaner took the time to leave it spotless. So happy thank you
So happy with my cleaning! Thank you Melanie for helping me book so easily, Ana made my home feel brand new. Will be looking into regular services with them 😃
Maria was referred to us through Capital City Cleaning and she did a great job on our bathrooms as well as being super sweet!
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Disclaimer
Capital City Cleaning Services is not the domestic worker's employer referred to you. The domestic worker may be your employee or an independent contractor depending on the relationship you have with him or her. If you direct and control the manner and means by which the domestic worker performs his or her work you may have employer responsibilities, including employment taxes and workers' compensation.
