With 50 housing units and a population of 5,920, the campus presents a unique cleaning environment. All 32 occupied units are renter-occupied, reflecting a community primarily composed of temporary residents. The average household size is 2.41 people, influencing the scope of common area and individual unit cleaning needs.
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Cleaning details and local conditions
There are no detached single-family houses among the 50 housing units, indicating a prevalence of multi-unit buildings. This affects access considerations, such as the use of elevators or stairs for cleaning crews.
The median year of construction for housing units on campus is 1968. None of the units were built before 1950, and none were built in 2000 or later, suggesting a consistent building style across the campus. These buildings often feature shared hallways, common lounges, and multiple floors. Our cleaning approach considers these factors, determining the appropriate crew size and estimated time on site to efficiently clean apartments, shared spaces, and common facilities, including trash disposal and faucet cleaning.