Everything below is reachable from the ground with a pole. If a job needs height, we will say so before you spend time on a walkthrough.
Vacant-unit glass between move-out and move-in, timed to your turn board so it does not hold up the walk.
The glass prospects see on a tour. Set once, runs on the same day each cycle, one invoice per property.
For mixed-use properties with a retail component, or standalone strips on the same route.
Listed plainly so nobody wastes a site visit finding out.
Our reach ends at roughly 25 feet from grade. Anything above that needs a ladder, lift, or rope crew, and that is outside what we do.
We work vacants and common areas. Entering an occupied resident unit needs a different consent process, so we leave it alone.
Not our trade. Sidewalks, breezeway concrete, and siding need different equipment and a different bid.
Send unit count, building height, and scope through the contact form. Most properties can be bid without a visit; larger or unusual sites get a walkthrough.
Agree the scope and a date, in writing. Recurring accounts pick a day of the cycle and keep it. Make-readies slot against your turn board as units come up.
Check in with the office on arrival, work the agreed scope, check out before leaving. Anything found that needs flagging gets reported the same day.
Invoiced on completion, net 30, one invoice per property per month. Make-readies batch onto the same statement, itemised by unit number.
Unit count and building height are usually enough for a firm bid.
Request a bid