The clear scope and practical recommendations we provide make it easier to plan cleanouts, sanitation work and next steps.
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Extreme Cleanup and Leap Pest Control are offering qualifying co-ops a comprehensive Property Performance Assessment at no cost.
Apply for a No-Cost AssessmentNo purchase obligation. Assessments are scheduled while September capacity remains available.
Difficult units, hoarding and clutter, garbage and chute concerns, sanitation, odour, pest activity and repeated service calls are often treated as separate problems.
But across a co-op property, they can be connected.
The Property Performance Assessment is designed to help boards and management step back from individual work orders and get a clearer picture of what is happening across the property.
Hoarding, excessive clutter, sanitation challenges and units requiring coordinated intervention.
Chute rooms, compactor areas, garbage rooms and recurring sanitation concerns.
Conditions that may be contributing to recurring cockroach, rodent, bed bug or other pest concerns.
Persistent odours, contamination, cleaning deficiencies and conditions requiring specialized remediation.
Units requiring more than standard turnover cleaning, including content removal, deep cleaning or pest-related work.
Repeated calls and overlapping services that may indicate a larger underlying property issue.
This is not intended to be another generic inspection report. The goal is to give your board and management team a practical, property-level picture with clear priorities.
Tell us a little about your co-op and the recurring concerns you would like reviewed.
We review the application and connect with management to understand the property and priorities.
Our team reviews the agreed areas of the property and documents relevant findings.
Your co-op receives clear findings, priorities and recommended next steps.
Extreme Cleanup leads the review of difficult units, hoarding and clutter, sanitation, garbage, odour, turnovers and specialized cleaning conditions.
Where pest conditions are involved, Leap Pest Control provides the pest-management expertise required to understand recurring activity, contributing conditions and prevention opportunities.
Together, the objective is to help co-ops understand the property as a whole rather than continuing to address the same concerns one work order at a time.
The clear scope and practical recommendations we provide make it easier to plan cleanouts, sanitation work and next steps.
Our turnover, clutter-reduction and heavy cleanout services help co-ops address units that need more than routine cleaning.
When cleaning and pest-control needs overlap, coordinated support between Extreme Cleanup and Leap Pest Control helps simplify the process.
Our garbage-room, chute and compactor cleaning helps support cleaner, more manageable shared spaces.
The service planning we provide helps older co-op properties address actual building conditions instead of relying on a one-size-fits-all approach.
Our hoarding, clutter and heavy cleanout work is handled with a respectful, non-judgmental approach.
Phased cleanout work can make more complex member-unit situations easier to manage and coordinate.
Clear scheduling and communication make it easier for property staff to coordinate access, members and follow-up work.
The documentation and practical recommendations we provide help with follow-up planning and property or board decisions.
Having one place to start with the issue helps co-ops identify whether cleaning, removal, pest support or another service is the appropriate next step.
Our garbage-room, chute and compactor cleaning helps support cleaner shared spaces.
Older buildings often benefit from realistic service planning based on actual conditions.
Our hoarding and heavy cleanout services require a respectful, non-judgmental approach.
Phased cleanout work can be the most practical option for more complex units.
Common areas and member units often affect each other, so coordination matters.
Documentation and practical recommendations help with follow-up planning.
When appropriate, Extreme Cleanup can coordinate with Leap Pest Control.
The Property Performance Assessment is being offered to qualifying co-ops at no cost during the September initiative.
The findings and recommendations are designed to stand on their own. Your co-op is not required to purchase services from Extreme Cleanup or Leap Pest Control after participating.
If your co-op is dealing with recurring difficult units, sanitation, garbage or chute issues, pest activity, odour, difficult turnovers or repeated service costs, this is an opportunity to take a broader look at what is happening.
Apply for the Property Performance AssessmentApplications close September 30, 2026. Assessment scheduling is subject to available capacity.