ORLA prepares clear proposals for recurring cleaning, custodial and day porter coverage, specialty projects, post-construction cleanup, and event work. Your quote reflects the facility, service model, schedule, condition, access, responsibilities, equipment, and labour required.
A useful quote explains the work behind the price. ORLA connects the price to the facility condition, task detail, access, frequency, deadline, and project complexity.
Request a QuoteThe proposal connects the price to the actual service model, coverage, facility conditions, timing, equipment, and responsibilities.
Recurring pricing connects the rooms, task frequencies, visit schedule, service window, access, supplies, and quality process to the labour required over time.
Custodial and porter pricing reflects the approved service hours, assigned coverage, rounds, daytime or multi-period schedule, supplies, supervision, and facility responsibilities.
Specialty pricing is based on the surface, current condition, cleanable area, method, equipment, products, access, drying or curing time, and the result expected at completion.
Construction-cleaning pricing is based on the actual project condition, released areas, dust and residue, finish surfaces, disposal responsibility, number of passes, and handoff deadline.
Event pricing follows the venue timeline: pre-event readiness, scheduled attendance, post-event reset, guest count, rooms used, washrooms, waste, access, and the final turnover deadline.
The proposal explains what ORLA is pricing, when the work happens, who handles each responsibility, and how added work, changed conditions, or project delays will be managed.
Two proposals can show different totals because they include different rooms, frequencies, supplies, service windows, quality processes, or periodic tasks. Compare the same responsibilities before deciding which quote offers better value.
One quote may cover entrances, washrooms, kitchens, offices, floors, waste, glass, and periodic detail while another may include a different set of areas and tasks.
Confirm how many visits are included and which tasks happen every visit, weekly, periodically, or only by separate request.
Confirm who provides products, equipment, consumables, waste support, storage, keys, alarms, parking, and access to restricted rooms.
Look for a clear contact, routine quality oversight, correction steps, and a practical way to document added rooms, higher occupancy, schedule changes, or extra work.
These answers explain the pricing process without publishing a generic rate that may not match your property or project.
Share your contact information and facility location. ORLA will follow up to discuss the work, timing, and proposal process.
