We clean condos and apartments around Orlando

A condo is not a small house, it is a different job. Square footage drops but the two rooms that carry the most work, the bathroom and the kitchen, stay the same size and get used harder. In a one bedroom with an open plan the kitchen is visible from the sofa, so the counters, the backsplash and the range front decide how the whole unit reads. We put the hours where they count instead of spreading a house routine thin across a smaller floor plan. Floors take less time here, and that time goes into the shower, the sink and the appliance fronts.

Buildings bring their own rules and we work inside them. Downtown towers want the service elevator reserved in a window, the loading area keeps its own hours, and front desk staff need the crew on a list before they will hand over an access fob. We contact the management office ahead of the first visit and get registered so nobody stands in a lobby burning your booking time. In Baldwin Park and the Lake Nona buildings the rules run lighter, but parking is still assigned and knowing which spot to use saves fifteen minutes every time. Tell us the building and the coordination is ours to handle.

What the visit covers

• Service elevator booked ahead with your building office
• Shower walls, door and pan scrubbed, then wiped dry
• Bathroom exhaust fan cover pulled off and washed
• Kitchen backsplash degreased behind the range
• Stainless appliance fronts polished, handles included
• Balcony door glass and threshold cleaned by hand
• Countertops emptied, washed and dried before anything returns
• Floors vacuumed and mopped with pads, no wet buckets
• Trash and recycling carried to the chute or the trash room
• Entry door, the frame and the hallway side handle wiped

Working inside the building rules

Most high rise associations keep a list of approved vendors, and the management office will ask for paperwork before any crew can work upstairs. Orlando Elite is licensed and insured in Florida, and we deal with that office directly to get on file with whatever they require. The step is on us rather than on you, and it normally takes one email. If your building runs a vendor registration portal, send the link over and we will fill it in.

Access is the other thing that decides whether a visit runs smoothly. A fob left at the front desk, a code for the door and a note to the concierge usually cover it, and those details stay on your account so nobody has to be reminded each round. Roommates, a dog at home or a guest staying over all change how a visit runs, so tell us once and it goes on the sheet. We work around a home office schedule when you are on calls, starting at the far end of the unit and finishing near the door. Rosemary books the first visit at (407) 401-4485.