Entry method
Provide the working buzzer, code, key, fob or concierge instructions that apply to the visit.
Condo & apartment cleaning
Choose the cleaning your unit needs, then plan the building details around it.
A condo or apartment does not need a mysterious separate cleaning scope just because it is in a multi-unit building. Choose Regular, Recurring, Deep, Move-In or Move-Out Cleaning for the unit, then make sure access, elevators, parking and building rules are accounted for.
Property context, not a separate mystery product.
The building changes the logistics. The cleaning type still describes the work you need.
Quick answer
Can RESI clean a condo or apartment?
Eligible condo and apartment customers can choose the residential cleaning type that fits their situation. The important extra step is making sure building access, parking, elevator and entry instructions work for the booked visit.
Choose the cleaning
Start with what the unit actually needs.
Regular
Routine maintenance for a unit that is already reasonably maintained.
See Regular Cleaning RecurringOngoing cleaning for customers who want supported repeat visits.
See Recurring Cleaning DeepA more detailed reset when ordinary maintenance is not enough.
See Deep Cleaning Move-InCleaning planned around entering the unit before or around the move.
See Move-In Cleaning Move-OutCleaning planned around leaving the unit and handing it over.
See Move-Out CleaningBuilding access
A great cleaning plan can still fail if the cleaner cannot get upstairs.
Elevator rules
If your building requires an elevator reservation or has move/service time restrictions, arrange them before the cleaning window.
Parking & loading access
Share realistic visitor parking or loading information if the building makes access difficult.
Concierge & security
Tell RESI about sign-in, guest-list, ID or security procedures that could delay entry.
Do I need to be home?
What matters is that the agreed access method actually works.
Some customers may be present; others may arrange building or unit access. The practical rule is to follow the access method supported for the booking and your building's own requirements. If the building requires resident presence or a concierge handoff, plan for it.
Size & layout
A condo is not automatically a small or simple job.
Unit size, bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens, layout and other property/scope inputs can affect the booking and price. RESI should price the actual home rather than treating every condo or apartment as one fixed package.
Use the real unit details.
Share the home information requested in booking so the service and price can reflect the space you actually have.
How RESI pricing worksSurfaces & instructions
Building type does not justify guessing about specialty care.
Use booking notes for useful surface concerns or property instructions when supported. RESI should not promise specialty stone, wood, restoration or other treatment unless the service standards and supplies actually support that work.
Pets, parking & rules
The small logistics are often what make a condo visit run smoothly.
Pets
Share useful pet information and make sure the cleaner can enter and work safely.
Parking
If visitor parking is limited, provide the best legitimate access option available.
Building rules
Communicate service-hour, elevator, concierge or security rules before they become a day-of problem.
Why the RESI relationship matters
The cleaning and the building instructions belong in one booking.
Know who RESI is responsible for managing.
Read how RESI structures the customer relationship and what the cleaner qualification process is designed to cover.
Condo & apartment questions
The cleaning choice is only half the planning.
Your unit, your building, one plan
Choose the cleaning first. Bring the access details with you.
Start a booking to select the cleaning your condo or apartment needs and provide the relevant property details.