Walk through your building's common areas and check each item handled by your current cleaning setup. Score yourself at the bottom.
- Lobby floors swept, mopped, and spot-cleaned
- Glass entrance doors and sidelights streak-free
- Directory boards, mailboxes, intercom panels wiped
- Entry mats vacuumed and maintained
- Lobby furniture and decor dusted
- Boot trays emptied (seasonal)
- Interior windows and glass partitions cleaned
- Hallway floors vacuumed or mopped on all levels
- Stairwell landings and treads swept and mopped
- Stairwell handrails disinfected
- Elevator cab floors, walls, and mirrors clean
- Elevator buttons disinfected on all floors
- Baseboards and light fixtures dusted
- Gym and fitness equipment surfaces cleaned
- Party room, lounge, and kitchen surfaces wiped
- Common washrooms fully disinfected
- Soap, paper towel, and toilet paper restocked
- Amenity room floors mopped
- Pet wash stations cleaned where applicable
- Garbage room floors swept and degreased
- Bin enclosures wiped and sanitized
- Odour-control treatment applied
- Recycling sorting areas tidied
- Mail room surfaces and floors spot-cleaned
- Laundry room surfaces and floors cleaned
Score: / 25
21-25 Excellent
15-20 Solid, a few gaps
<15 Needs attention
1
Documented checklists
Every visit follows a written scope. Nothing gets skipped, even with a new team member.
2
Same team every time
Consistent cleaners know the layout, the access points, and which areas get the most traffic.
3
Calgary seasonal adjustments
Winter salt management, boot trays, and post-winter deep cleans keep lobbies protected.
4
Common areas as retention
Clean lobbies, elevators, and hallways reduce complaints and support lease renewals.