Occupancy
Headcount, visitor traffic, restroom use, and operating hours affect labor.
Recurring service
Sentrix sets routine tasks, rotating detail work, service days, access instructions, and a clear contact path before recurring service begins.

Before pricing
These details affect the labor, sequence, equipment, schedule, and completion standard for the property.
Headcount, visitor traffic, restroom use, and operating hours affect labor.
The plan separates work completed every visit from weekly and monthly detail.
Keys, alarms, badges, restricted rooms, and the service window must be confirmed.
Carpet, resilient flooring, tile, stone, and approved methods shape the plan.
The proposal identifies who supplies liners, paper goods, soap, and other items.
The site contact, issue path, and service change process are agreed in advance.
Typical scope
The final proposal identifies the exact areas, tasks, frequencies, exclusions, and documentation approved for the property.
Service boundary
The proposal controls the exact tasks and frequencies. Specialty floor restoration, high access work, regulated waste, and personal desk organization require separate approval.
Related services
Related work is kept separate in the proposal so pricing and responsibility remain clear.
Next step
Share the location, approximate size, condition, service, and timing.