Someone on site during business hours to keep lobbies, restrooms and common areas in shape while people are using them. Documented and inspected by the same area manager as your evening cleaning.
Evening cleaning resets your building for the morning. By lunch, a busy lobby, a restroom with heavy traffic or a breakroom after a meeting can look like nobody cleaned at all. A day porter is on site during your business hours to keep up with that as it happens.
The work is practical. Restrooms get checked and restocked through the day. Trash goes out before it overflows. Spills get handled when they happen. Glass and entry doors stay clean, and common areas get reset after meetings and events. A porter also takes the small requests that come up during the day, so your staff doesn't end up doing them.
Day porter service works best alongside evening cleaning. The evening crew does the full routine, and the porter holds the building to that standard until closing. We run both under one scope and one area manager.
Scope
A porter works a single continuous shift on site, from a written list of rounds and tasks for your building.
Every visitWeeklyMonthlyOn request Tasks marked every visit run on each visit. Weekly and monthly tasks run on their own schedule, whatever the frequency. On request items are scheduled when you need them.
Proof
None of them depend on you checking our work.
Technicians clock in and out at your building on the app, and every check in is location verified. If someone doesn't clock in on schedule, your area manager hears about it before you do.
Our technicians are required to capture photos and video on every visit. Each one is time stamped and goes into your client login.
Your area manager inspects against rated checkpoints for your building and shares a scorecard and a punch list with correction dates.
Scores are tracked from one inspection to the next, so an area that starts to slip gets fixed before it becomes a complaint.
Message us in the app. Requests land in a thread tied to your building, so nothing gets lost in a voicemail.
How it works
Five steps, and the first one is free.
Book a time online or call us.
We see the space, the traffic and the problem spots with you.
What we clean, how often, and how it gets inspected.
Photos and video of the first visit are in your login.
Scorecards, punch lists with correction dates, and one person to call.
Frequency
Porter coverage follows your busiest hours. A porter works one continuous shift, and extra coverage comes in blocks of two hours or more, on a fixed schedule or on call.
A porter on site for your whole business day, for large offices, multi tenant buildings and dealerships.
A shorter shift over your busiest stretch, such as lunch and the afternoon.
Blocks of two hours or more for events, interviews, client visits or a heavy lunch room turnover.
Most porter accounts pair with our evening routine, so the building starts clean and stays that way.
Questions
A day porter keeps your building in shape during business hours: restrooms checked and restocked, trash out, spills handled, entries and glass kept clean, and common areas reset after meetings. They also take small requests from your team.
When the building gets enough traffic during the day that it looks used by lunch. Busy lobbies, multi tenant buildings, dealerships and offices with public restrooms are the usual cases. We'll tell you on the walkthrough if we think you need one.
Yes. Your staff ask the porter directly for the tasks in your scope. Requests can also go through your area manager or the app, where they're logged so nothing is forgotten.
Yes. We assign the same porter to your building so they learn your building and your people. Coverage for time off is planned ahead.
A fill in who arrives already knowing your building from the shift notes covers the shift. We plan that in advance, not the morning of.
Every porter is background checked. We carry commercial general liability and workers' compensation, and we send a certificate of insurance on request.
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