Condominium & property management
Common areas residents and boards can rely on.
Condominium corporations and property managers responsible for lobbies, corridors, amenities and garages across one or many buildings.
The challenge
What makes condominium & property management facilities hard to keep clean.
- 01
Residents notice everything
Lobbies, elevators and corridors are seen daily by residents who report issues directly to the board.
- 02
Canadian winters
Salt, slush and grit are tracked in for months, damaging floors and matting.
- 03
Reporting to boards
Property managers need documented scope and inspection results to share with boards and owners.
The program
Cleaning, supply and automation, planned together.
01 · Cleaning
Core fitDaily common-area cleaning, amenity care, winter entrance programs and periodic garage and floor work.
- Lobby, corridor and elevator cleaning
- Amenity and gym cleaning
- Winter entrance programs
- Garage and periodic deep cleans
02 · Supply
Strong fitCommon-area consumables, winter matting and floor products across a property portfolio.
03 · Robotics
Assessed per siteRobotics fits larger buildings with long corridors or expansive lobbies; it is assessed building by building.
- Long residential corridors
- Large lobby floors
Automation in this sector depends heavily on the site. We assess it before recommending anything.
Workflow
How a Goldline program runs here.
An example operating rhythm. Your actual schedule is set from the site assessment.
- Step 01
Daily
Lobby, elevators, corridors and garbage rooms cleaned.
- Step 02
Weekly
Amenities, stairwells and glass detailed.
- Step 03
Winter
Entrance matting, salt removal and floor protection.
- Step 04
Board report
Inspection summaries prepared for the property manager.
Plan a program for your facility.
Tell us about the site. We will walk it, then recommend the right mix of cleaning, supply and automation.