Does the company you work for require you to clean the leasing office and indoor amenities or do you have a contracted cleaning service?

Happy Tuesday Peeps! I have a quick question....Does the company you work for require you to clean the leasing office and indoor amenities or do you have a contracted cleaning service? Are you required to “sparkle” your own move ins prior to move in or do you have a housekeeper?

Contracted common area cleaning, in-house sparkle

We contract clean amenities and leasing office once a week. We’re supposed to have a PT housekeeper, but she quit, so that means we’re cleaning things daily ourselves. We sparkle our own move ins, especially since we don’t have a housekeeper. I’ve cleaned the toilet in the clubhouse more than I have cleaned mine lately. People are so gross

I refuse, I am not housekeeping

I’ve experienced both.

I am not maintenance but I pick up trash, dog crap, clean, sweep, whatever needs to be done and I am a RM. It’s called teamwork!

We have bi weekly office and amenity cleaning contracted.
We are required to sparkle. I wish we had an in house housekeeper
Our office is so BUSY!

We clean daily/weekly and have our cleaners deep clean quarterly.

We carry sparkles bucket for touch ups on units and models we show. And certainly do same for office areas if needed.

We have a vendor. Large property has one cleaner in every building including Amenities/office. We also contract out the make readies cleaning.

We have common area cleaning contractors, but associates hit high touch areas in house. Sparkle bucket for move-in, but hold the cleaning contractor accountable so it’s not a heavy lift.

Depends, I have experienced both. Of course the size of Property and office makes a difference.

We do both - outside company 2 times per month and on site staff does spiffing daily. Maintenance takes out the trash each morning from the day before. Staff does the touch up of move ins.

We work as a team and do both (our office building is not small). Owner mentality.

Have always cleaned my leasing office/clubhouse/model unit. We use professional cleaning service for turnover cleaning but after it’s been shown some I would do a light cleaning prior to a new tenant moving in. Wiping down surfaces, sweeping the floor, vacuum the carpet. I’d rather spend 20 minutes doing this and have a great move in than to start things off on a bad note. Some companies allowed us to have the office professionally cleaned once or twice a year but most expect the staff to maintain their work space and take pride in where they work. I mean have you ever walked into a dirty leasing office before? I sure have. And I would never lease there! Just a bad first impression and first impressions count.