Review
We discuss the property, service need, approximate size, timing, current condition, and vendor requirements.
The Sentrix Standard
Sentrix confirms the work, schedule, access, responsibilities, and communication path before service begins.
The process
The process changes slightly by property, but the same questions must be answered every time.
We discuss the property, service need, approximate size, timing, current condition, and vendor requirements.
When needed, we inspect access, work areas, surfaces, floor types, exclusions, and anything that may affect labor or safety.
The written proposal identifies the work, frequency, service window, responsibilities, exclusions, and pricing basis.
Before the first visit, we confirm keys, alarms, contacts, supplies, reporting, and the start date.
The team works from the approved plan. Questions, changes, and service concerns follow one agreed contact path.
Quality controls
Not every property needs the same controls. The proposal identifies what applies to the account.
Routine work and rotating detail are separated so both are visible.
The property knows who receives questions, access updates, and service concerns.
Keys, alarms, restricted areas, waste routes, and property rules are recorded.
Access problems, damage, or work outside the proposal can be documented when requested.
Added work and frequency changes are confirmed before they become part of the account.
Concerns are compared with the service plan so the next action is clear.
Set the expectations first
A walkthrough gives both sides the information needed to prepare a useful proposal.