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Integrated Facility Services

Integrated Facility Services

Security, cleaning, and maintenance combined under a single service agreement, with one coordinating team and one point of contact.

Why integrate

Fewer contracts, more accountability

One agreement

Security, cleaning, and maintenance combined under a single service agreement rather than three separate contracts.

One point of contact

A single coordinating contact for scheduling, reporting, and issue resolution across all three service lines.

One standard

Consistent presentation and reporting standards across every service line, audited the same way.

How it works

Set up once, coordinated ongoing

  1. 01

    Tell us about the property

    Share the property type, service or combination of services required, and any site-specific considerations.

  2. 02

    Receive a tailored service plan

    A plan scoped to the site — coverage hours, cleaning frequency, or maintenance schedule — is prepared for review.

  3. 03

    Deploy the right team

    Guards, cleaners, or maintenance technicians are deployed according to the agreed plan and site induction requirements.

  4. 04

    Ongoing support and reporting

    Regular reporting and a single point of contact keep the arrangement accountable as the property's needs change.

Commercial and multi-site

One provider. Multiple essential services.

Most properties need security, cleaning and maintenance anyway. Consolidating them removes the coordination overhead — and the gaps that appear when three separate providers each assume something was someone else's job.

  • One point of contact instead of three account managers
  • Coordinated teams working to the same site instructions
  • Consistent standards across every visit and service line
  • Scales from a single site to a property portfolio
  • Recurring schedules or one-off scopes as required
  • Reporting you can pass straight to owners or committees

Combine security, cleaning, and maintenance

Select more than one service in the quote form to start scoping an integrated plan.