Property management cleaning in St. George
After Hours cleans managed office buildings across the greater St. George area after tenants leave. Lobbies, hallways, shared restrooms, and tenant suites go on one written scope, every visit ends with a photo report by text, and service runs month-to-month with 30 days' notice.
Certificate of insurance
Insured and bonded, with your management company or the property owner named as additional insured.
- One assigned cleaner per building
- Entry and alarm times logged each visit
- Missed items re‑cleaned within 24 hours
What a building scope covers
Each area gets its own frequency, so the shared spaces tenants walk through every day never fall between scopes.
| Area | What gets done |
|---|---|
| Lobby and entries | Door glass cleared of dust, mats vacuumed, floors vacuumed or mopped, directory and touchpoints wiped. |
| Hallways and stairwells | Floors vacuumed or mopped, handrails and door handles disinfected, trash emptied. |
| Shared restrooms | Fixtures, sinks, and mirrors cleaned and disinfected. Dispensers refilled, or stocked by us with restroom supply restocking. |
| Common breakrooms | Counters, sink, tables, and appliance fronts cleaned. |
| Tenant suites | Added to the building scope or run as separate accounts, cleaned to the same janitorial scope. |
The hallway no tenant cleans
Many St. George office buildings are low-rise, with a handful of tenants sharing one entry, one hallway, and one set of restrooms. When each tenant hires its own cleaner, the shared space belongs to nobody's scope.
A building scope names those areas and sets a frequency for each. The photo report after every visit shows you they were done, without a trip to the property.
Property manager questions
Answers for managers of office and multi-tenant buildings in St. George.
Do you clean common areas in multi-tenant buildings?
Yes. Lobbies, entries, hallways, stairwells, shared restrooms, and common breakrooms go on one building scope, with a frequency set for each area.
Can tenant suites be added to the building scope?
Yes. Suites can sit on the building scope or run as their own accounts. Either way, each visit follows a written scope and ends with a photo report.
Can you name our management company on the COI?
Yes. A certificate of insurance is available on request, with your company or the property owner named as additional insured.
Who gets the photo report?
The contact you choose. Most property managers receive it themselves, and it can go to an on-site contact as well.
How long is the agreement?
Month-to-month, with 30 days' written notice. There is no long-term contract to sign.
Get a quote for your building
A walkthrough of the common areas, then a flat monthly bid within 24 hours.