Property Management Cleaning Checklist - Weekly

Use the weekly Property Management Cleaning Checklist to streamline weekly cleaning tasks, ensuring a well-maintained and welcoming property for guests.

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Property Management Cleaning Checklist - Weekly

Remove Dead Plants And Replace Them

Check For Leaks And Water Damage

Elevator Cleaning

Dusting Hard Surfaces

Vacuum And Mop Floors

Cleaning All The Appliances

Cleaning Mirrors

Scrub And Disinfect The Kitchen Sink

Clean And Scrub Showers And Tubs

Change And Launder Sheets And Towels

Perform Maintenance On Outdoor Lighting

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Property Management Cleaning Checklist - Weekly

Use the weekly Property Management Cleaning Checklist to streamline weekly cleaning tasks, ensuring a well-maintained and welcoming property for guests.

1. Do professional cleaners include the task of removing dead plants as a weekly work?

2. Do property managers look into tiny details by inspecting the landscape beforehand?

1. Are breaches in walls dealt with?

2. Are areas inspected for any plumbing issues?

1. Are elevators filled with debris due to daily use?

2. Are the walls cleaned on a particular day?

3. Is the inside of the mirror cleaned?

1. Are hard surfaces that have porous and non-porous materials dusted?

2. Do cleaners use a soft brush or vacuum cleaner that can revitalize the surroundings?

3. Is a damp microfiber cloth used to wipe all the hard surfaces?

4. Is a clean natural bristle paint brush or cosmetics brush used to remove dust from crevices and complex carvings?

5. Are the crevices and complex carvings wiped with a microfiber towel?

6. For basic dusting, is a light-dampened cloth used?

1. Do professional property cleaners use appropriate mops depending on the floor type?

2. Are sponge mops used for smooth floors?

3. Is suitable cleaning detergent used?

4. Is the floor vacuumed first and then cleaned with the mop?

5. Do cleaners stop and concentrate on stubborn marks?

1. Are all the devices disconnected once a week, and are the appliances cleaned?

2. Is a soft cloth bathed in hot, soapy water used to avoid the heat source?

3. Is a fresh, gentle toothbrush used to access any tight places?

4. Is an ordinary water-dipped towel used and is it air-dried for at least ten minutes before using them?

1. Are property mirrors cleaned every two to three weeks?

2. Is the bathroom mirror cleaned weekly?

1. Are a sponge and some dishwashing liquid (or a kitchen sink cleaner) used to clean the sink?

2. Do cleaners thoroughly rinse the sink and make sure everything goes down the drain?

3. Do they also clean the handle, faucet, and drain along with the kitchen sink every week?

1. Are the showers and tubs cleaned regularly?

2. Are bathtubs cleaned weekly?

3. For different bathtub materials such as marble, steel, or porcelain-enamel surfaces, are using suitable solutions advisable?

1. Are bed sheets ironed and washed?

2. Do cleaners remove stains, scrub the tub’s sides, scrub the bottom, and then drain it all out?

3. Do cleaners clean everything dry with a separate rag and use a solution to bring the shine?

1. Do other electrical issues include inspecting the lights throughout your complex and setting aside one day every week to replace destroyed bulbs?