Commercial building cleaning Edina property managers request most often involves the same three problem areas as every multi-tenant office building in the southwest metro: common areas that are landlord-responsible, restrooms that any tenant can use as grounds for a complaint, and lobby standards that matter when a prospective tenant is walking through. We address all three with written scopes tied to your specific building.
About Edina's Commercial Market
Edina's Southdale district, anchored by the Southdale Center and France Avenue corridor, is home to a dense collection of medical office buildings, professional services firms, and Class A multi-tenant properties that reflect the city's high-income residential and commercial character.
The City of Edina enforces a commercial property maintenance code that includes common area cleanliness standards, and several multi-tenant buildings in the Centennial Lakes business park are subject to HOA-level inspection standards that extend to interior common areas.
France Avenue in Edina carries among the highest daily vehicle counts of any surface street in the Twin Cities southwest metro, which translates to persistent particulate and exhaust-related soiling on building exterior glass, lobby vestibule floors, and street-level entry mats.
A Typical Edina Building We Serve
A five-story medical-professional office building in the Centennial Lakes area, approximately 55,000 square feet, with twelve tenants including specialty physician practices and a dental group, sharing four restroom cores and an elevator lobby serving all floors.
Buildings of this type typically require nightly common area cleaning, a documented restroom program, and supply restocking. We write the scope to match the actual building, not a template for the market.