Day porter
A uniformed porter in your building during business hours, keeping lobbies, restrooms and pantries presentable and handling spills, deliveries and the things that can't wait for tonight.
What’s included
- Lobby and entrance kept clear and clean through the day
- Restroom checks on a posted schedule, restocked as needed
- Pantry and kitchen reset after lunch
- Spill and weather response: mats, wet-floor cones, salt in winter
- Conference room turnover between meetings
- Light maintenance reporting: burnt-out bulbs, leaks and broken fixtures logged and sent to you
How it’s scheduled
Four-hour minimum shifts, any days you choose. Most clients run a porter 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in buildings with heavy foot traffic or a shared lobby.
Who it’s for. Multi-tenant buildings, medical offices, retail, schools.
Twelve floors of common areas, and I stopped getting tenant emails about the lobby. That's the whole review.
Often added alongside
- Nightly janitorial
Desks, kitchens, restrooms and floors, every night after your team leaves.
- Floor care
Strip and wax, carpet extraction, terrazzo and stone, on a calendar rather than when it looks bad.
- Post-construction clean-up
From the contractor's last day to your move-in, including the dust you can't see.
Get a fixed price for day porter.
A walkthrough takes about 30 minutes. We come before 9 a.m. or after 5 p.m. so we're not in your team's way, and you have a written price within two business days.