Rotuk OutdoorCommercial
A portfolio rather than a property, where the work is spread across addresses that have nothing in common except who manages them. The thing a manager needs is not a lower price, it is one contractor who answers and one set of paperwork.
How this works
Recurring work per address on its own cycle, and one-off jobs booked by address without renegotiating anything. Route capacity is checked per address, so a property outside the routes is said to be outside them rather than accepted and then missed.
Invoiced per property so each can be recharged to its owner, under one account. Every invoice states the address it belongs to on the line, not just in the header.
The unplanned job. A tenant leaves a sofa, a storm drops a limb across a drive, and the manager needs it gone this week. That work is quoted as hauling and does not wait for the next grounds visit.
Usually bought together
Commercial scope is quoted per property. The rates the site publishes are the starting point for that conversation, not a separate price list.
Recurring or one-time mowing with trimming, normal hard-surface edging, and hard-surface blow-off.
Small lawn, weekly from $55Scope and pricingWinter debris, matted leaves and salt-sand cleared so the first mow lands on a clean lawn.
One-time spring cleanup from $245Scope and pricingLeaf and seasonal debris collection off the whole property before the ground freezes.
One-time fall cleanup from $245Scope and pricingLoading, removal and disposal of brush, limbs and storm debris that is already down or cut.
Small load from $165Scope and pricingLoading, removal and disposal of household and property junk from the approved areas.
Small load from $165Scope and pricingRoute capacity, written scope and per-line tax apply to every commercial property.How we work with managed property.
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