Vendor turnover & rotating crews
Different cleaner every week. Residents notice. The clubhouse looks different on Mondays vs Fridays. No one is accountable.
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The honest list. Most of these are the reason associations call us for a bid in the first place.
Different cleaner every week. Residents notice. The clubhouse looks different on Mondays vs Fridays. No one is accountable.
The bid said $X/month. Then it’s $X plus “extras” for the pool deck, plus a special charge for the AGM weekend, plus, plus, plus.
Residents complain. The board asks what was done last Tuesday. The vendor sends an invoice. Nobody has photos or notes from the visit.
You ask for a fresh COI before the AGM. It takes a week. It’s named wrong. The property manager has to chase it. Again.
Your residents pay for amenities, and your board answers for how they look. We keep clubhouses, fitness centers, pools, and shared spaces consistently clean so your community always feels well cared for and your board never fields complaints about the common areas.
One person owns your community. Residents recognize them. They know the gate code, the irrigation timer, the room reservation calendar. They don’t rotate out.
Annual scope. Annual price. Quarterly soft-wash and glass priced inside the contract upfront. If something’s outside scope, you see the price before we touch it.
Time-stamped before/after photos and a crew note from every visit, bundled monthly for the board. Builds a paper trail residents can’t argue with.
Most communities run one of these. We’ll recommend based on your amenity list and resident traffic.
Lobbies, clubhouse, fitness, pool deck and restrooms - weekly cadence, photo reports, COI named.
View plan → Multi-PropertyFor PM firms running several communities - consolidated billing, one accountable contact, portfolio reporting.
View plan → High TrafficAdd-on deep cleans for tenant turnovers in HOA-owned amenity rentals or guest suites.
View plan →The individual service lines we roll into your HOA plan - each one available standalone too.
For your business center, clubhouse meeting rooms, and admin offices.
Learn more → 02Tile, terrazzo, vinyl, polished concrete - deep-care on a rotating schedule.
Learn more → 03Lobby and amenity-room glass on a quarterly cadence.
Learn more → 04Pool deck, dumpster pads, soffits, monument signs - salt-air SWFL protocols.
Learn more → 05On-site staff for high-traffic communities or event-heavy weekends.
Learn more → 06Amenity renovations, common-area remodels, or builder handoffs.
Learn more →A gated Estero community switched to Connect after two underperforming vendors in eighteen months. Six months in: 53% fewer common-area maintenance tickets, board renewed without an RFP, residents stopped emailing about the clubhouse.
Read the case study →Documents, templates, and reference material built around the way HOA boards run.
A board-ready scope-of-work and pricing matrix you can drop into your next bid request. Used by 40+ SWFL communities.
Certificate of Insurance refreshed annually and on policy renewal - same-day turnaround when you ask.
How SWFL coastal air changes the cleaning cadence your clubhouse and pool deck actually need.
Yes - we’ll walk the community, scope to the existing cadence, and quote line-for-line. If you’d rather standardize the bid, we’ll send you our free HOA Cleaning RFP template first.
Absolutely - about 60% of our HOA accounts are billed and managed through a PM firm. We’ll add the PM as the primary contact and the board as CC’d, or however your governance is set up.
Yes - pre-event prep and post-event reset are available as scheduled add-ons or as part of an upgraded day-porter tier. We can also do off-cycle deep cleans before the AGM weekend.
$1M general liability, full workers’ comp on every crew member, and a fidelity bond covering theft/contents exposure. We can add the master association, PM firm, or building management company as additional insureds.
Two weeks from signed proposal in most cases. We need that window to set up the COI, brief the named crew lead on your amenity layout, and pull keys/codes. Tighter timelines on request.
Tell us your amenity list, community size, and current vendor (if any). We’ll walk it, scope it, and have a board-ready proposal in your inbox before your next meeting.