Multi-tenant office buildings
Shared restrooms and lobbies are judged by every tenant all day. A porter keeps them at the standard your leasing team promises.
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Some buildings can't wait until night. A lobby with hundreds of visitors, restrooms on a busy medical floor, a kitchen that gets hit at lunch, conference rooms that turn over back to back.
A day porter is a uniformed member of the crew on site during business hours, working a written route: restrooms checked and restocked, the lobby kept up, spills handled, conference rooms reset. It pairs with nightly service so the building stays clean between visits.
Shared restrooms and lobbies are judged by every tenant all day. A porter keeps them at the standard your leasing team promises.
High patient traffic means restrooms and waiting rooms need attention between morning and evening, not just overnight.
Large kitchens and back-to-back meeting rooms. The porter keeps them ready so staff don't do it themselves.
Typically four to eight hours, set to your peak times. Some buildings use a midday shift only; larger properties have a porter all day.
Not usually. Porters keep a building up during the day; nightly service does the full reset. Most buildings with a porter run both.
Yes. Like our nightly crews, your porter is named and consistent, and backup is arranged and announced if they're out.
We walk the building, write every room and frequency down, and send the price within a few days of the visit. No contract to read yet. Just a visit.