Real estate & building managers

As a building manager you defend your choice to people who pay for it every month. That is why we write a quote setting out what is done, how often and at what price — a document you can put before the owners' meeting unchanged.

What co-owners notice

Nobody calls the manager because the corridor is clean. They call about the mark in the lift that has been there three weeks, or the cellar that smells of rubbish. Those are exactly the places we watch, and also the places cleaning companies most often leave.

One point of contact for day-to-day upkeep

The common areas of a residential building need more than a mop. Entrance hall, stairwells, lifts, basements, glass, the bin store: it is daily upkeep spread across different spaces and different rhythms.

We take on the whole of it. You call one number, you get one team and one quote, instead of chasing a different supplier for every part. For a managing agent looking after ten or twenty buildings, that saves more time than the cleaning itself.

Fixed team, fixed day

You know when we come and who comes. If the schedule changes, you hear it in advance. In case of a complaint or damage you get an answer within the day — not because a contract says so, but because it is the only thing that works in this trade.

No price without a site visit

Two buildings with the same number of apartments can differ greatly in what they need. We come and look first. That costs an appointment, and it produces a price that holds — one that is not revised afterwards.