Furniture and fans
Pool chairs, loungers, and tables can receive scheduled softwashing. Accessible ceiling fans can be included at agreed intervals.
HOA & community cleaning
Shared spaces.
Thoughtfully maintained.
Cleaning for community clubhouses, fitness rooms, restrooms, outdoor kitchens, and pool amenities, with routine visits and periodic work organized in one plan.
Scope of work
Care for the spaces residents use.
Community amenities have different patterns of use. We review the interior rooms, outdoor areas, collection arrangements, and property priorities, then define a service schedule with management.
- Clubhouse interiorsDust accessible surfaces, clean tables and touch points, empty trash, vacuum carpet and rugs, and sweep and mop compatible hard floors.
- Shared restroomsClean and sanitize fixtures, partitions, doors, touch points, mirrors, walls, and floors. Replenish dispensers under the agreed supply arrangement.
- Gyms & fitness roomsVacuum flooring and mats as appropriate. Wipe accessible exterior equipment surfaces such as handles, seats, pads, and controls with suitable products.
- Kitchens & lounge areasClean counters, sinks, tables, and agreed appliance or grill surfaces. Empty receptacles and clean floors. Internal equipment work is separately defined or excluded.
- Patios & pool decksRemove litter, loose debris, and cobwebs; sweep or blow designated hard surfaces; wipe pool furniture and perform specified spot cleaning.
- Waste stationsEmpty designated trash and dog-waste stations, replace liners, remove nearby litter, and replenish bag dispensers from available stock when included.
- Visit closeoutLeave storage areas neat and follow the community’s agreed door, window, and alarm instructions.
The final scope is confirmed in your written proposal.
Beyond the routine visit
Periodic care belongs in the plan.
Exterior glass
Accessible clubhouse windows can be cleaned periodically, with the frequency and included surfaces confirmed in the scope.
Floor and surface projects
Carpet extraction, tile and grout restoration, floor stripping and waxing, and full-surface pressure washing can be quoted separately.
Optional site support
Useful extras, with clear limits.
Trash collection coordination
Where included, place carts out and return them to designated storage in coordination with the collection schedule.
Targeted pool-deck upkeep
Specified spot cleaning, hosing, or hand-pulling weeds at deck joints and edges can be defined for the property. These tasks do not extend to general landscaping.
Standard bulb replacement
Labor for standard, user-replaceable bulbs in existing, safely accessible fixtures may be included using community-provided bulbs. Electrical work and fixture repairs are excluded.
These are scope-specific options. General repairs, landscaping, pool-water treatment, and pool-equipment maintenance are outside the cleaning service.
Consumable supply management
Know what is running low.
BR can monitor consumable levels and coordinate replenishment orders for tissue, paper towels, hand soap, liners, and dog-waste bags where applicable.
Monitor and replenish
The agreed arrangement identifies the products, storage, and replenishment responsibilities. Ordering focuses on items that need restocking.
Separate supply charges
Consumable purchases are billed separately from the cleaning fee when supplied through BR’s arrangement. The proposal explains how those charges are handled.
A few practical details
Common questions.
Can you offer more than one visit frequency?
Yes. We can compare service schedules after reviewing the amenities and priorities. Periodic tasks retain their own stated frequencies within each option.
Does pool-deck cleaning include pressure washing?
Routine debris removal, hosing, and spot cleaning are different from full-surface pressure washing. Pressure washing is separately scoped and quoted when requested.
Does this include maintaining the pool itself?
No. The cleaning scope may cover the deck, furniture, and surrounding amenities. Pool-water treatment and pool-equipment maintenance are excluded.
Can we include fitness equipment?
Accessible exterior surfaces such as handles, seats, pads, and controls can be included using surface-appropriate products. Internal equipment cleaning and repair are outside the routine scope.
Blog & guides
Helpful reading for your facility.
A cleaning plan that fits your facility.
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