Cleaning for Property Managers in Los Angeles
Property managers need two different things from a cleaner: unit turnovers that pass inspection on the first walkthrough, and common areas that stay presentable between them. We scope both separately, work to the inspection checklist you already use, and keep one schedule across every building in the portfolio.
Who this is for
- Property managers running turnovers across multiple units or buildings.
- Landlords who need a move-out clean documented against a deposit checklist.
- HOA and building managers responsible for lobbies, hallways and laundry rooms.
- Owners preparing a vacant unit for listing photos or showings.
Unit turnovers
Appliance interiors, cabinets and drawers, bathrooms, floors, baseboards and interior windows for a vacant unit.
Inspection checklist match
We scope line by line against your existing move-out or deposit checklist rather than a generic list.
Lobbies and hallways
Glass, floors, elevator interiors, handrails and touchpoints on a recurring schedule.
Laundry and mail rooms
Machine exteriors, counters, floors, lint and trash handled on every visit.
Stairwells and trash areas
Swept, mopped and wiped down, with bin areas rinsed where drainage allows.
Post-repair cleans
Dust and debris removal after maintenance, paint or flooring work, before the unit is shown.
- Turnover slots booked around lease end dates and inspection appointments.
- Common-area service on a fixed weekly or multi-weekly pattern per building.
- One shared calendar across the portfolio so overlapping turns do not collide.
- Short-notice turns fitted in based on the crews already routed nearby that day.
Portfolio walkthrough
We review a representative unit and the common areas of each building, then price per unit type and per building.
Written scope per property
Turnover scope and common-area scope are documented separately so invoices map to the work performed.
Multi-location coordination
One contact, per-property access notes, keyholder records and parking instructions kept in one place.
Change control
Added units, extra passes or scope changes are confirmed in writing before the visit, not after.
Can you handle unit turnovers between tenants?
Yes. Turnover cleaning is a move-out clean scoped for inspection: appliance interiors, cabinets and drawers, bathrooms, floors and interior windows, timed to finish before the next tenant walkthrough.
Do you clean common areas as well as units?
Common areas can run on their own recurring schedule, lobbies, hallways, elevators, laundry rooms, mail areas, stairwells and trash rooms, separate from the turnover work.
How do you coordinate across several buildings?
One scope, one schedule and one point of contact, with per-property notes for access, parking and keyholders so each building keeps the same standard.
Can you work to a specific inspection checklist?
Send the checklist you already use and we will scope against it line by line, so the clean is judged on your criteria rather than ours.
Tell us about your space.
Send the address, approximate square footage and the schedule you have in mind. We will reply with a walkthrough time and a written scope.