Exterior maintenance contracts
A schedule set in advance, a budget you know, a contact who doesn't change. Windows, pressure washing and gutters for one site or your whole portfolio.
Book a site assessment
The washing was never the problem
It's finding someone in October, when everyone is looking for the same service at the same time. It's calling three times to get a date. It's asking every supplier for an insurance certificate all over again, every year. It's not knowing, at budget time, what exterior maintenance is going to cost.
One agreement solves all four at once.
What an agreement contains
A written scope. Which surfaces, which buildings, what level of service. Nothing implied.
A locked schedule. Dates are reserved for the season or the year, with confirmation before each visit.
A price known up front. Per visit and for the year. Split into equal payments if you'd rather smooth the budget.
Your coverage documents on file. Liability insurance certificate and CNESST compliance provided at signing, updated at renewal.
A report per visit. Photos of completed work and observations, per site, for your maintenance records.
A single point of contact. Matis or Matt, from the first call through to renewal.
Three ways to structure the agreement
We don't sell you a package. We look at your sites, propose the frequency that makes sense, and you cut whatever you don't need.
Seasonal
Two visits a year, spring and fall. The most common option: it covers the two moments when build-up peaks.
Annual with variable frequency
Each service on its own cadence: storefront biweekly, façade annually, gutters in fall. For street-facing retail.
Multi-site
One schedule and one invoice for several buildings, including on both sides of the river. For property portfolios and multi-location brands.
The buildings we maintain
Commercial
What you gain
Your dates before anyone else. Contract clients get scheduled first, including in the busy fall window.
A better rate. The per-visit price is lower on a contract than one-off — we plan our routes better, and that shows up in the price.
A predictable budget. A known annual amount you can put in the maintenance budget without a contingency line.
A maintenance file that builds itself. Every visit documented — useful in front of an insurer, a board or an owner.
Less admin. One supplier, one compliance file, one invoice.
How we start
Site assessment
We see the site or sites, note the surfaces, access points and scheduling constraints. Free, no obligation.
Written proposal
Scope, recommended frequency, price per visit and annual price, with proof of coverage attached.
Adjustment
You remove, add or change frequency. We revise at no charge.
Schedule confirmed
Dates are reserved and you receive them for the year.
First visit
Followed by the first photo report.
Not happy? We come back.
If something isn't right after we leave, call us. Matis or Matt comes back and fixes it. No argument, no charge.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a minimum commitment?
One season or one year, depending on the option. No automatic renewal forced on you: we contact you before renewal and you decide.
How much does an agreement cost?
Depends on the surfaces, the frequency and the number of sites. The exact price comes after the site assessment, free of charge.
Can a service be added part-way through the year?
Yes. We adjust the scope and price for the remaining period, without rewriting the whole agreement.
How does invoicing work?
Per visit or in equal payments spread over the year, as you prefer. Per-site invoicing or a consolidated invoice for multiple buildings.
What if a visit can't happen on the planned date?
We reschedule to the next available date and let you know. A visit postponed for weather is never billed twice.
Do you respond to tenders?
Yes. Give us the format and the deadline and we'll provide the documents required.
- Insured
- CNESST-covered
- Bilingual FR / EN
- Owner-operated
- 39 municipalities
Let's start by seeing your sites
A site assessment, a written proposal, and you decide. Nothing is billed until you say yes.