SiteHarbor Commercial
Apartment & Multifamily Grounds
Grounds, common areas and turnover support for apartment communities.

For a multifamily community, grounds are a leasing tool. Prospects decide how they feel about a property in the walk from the parking lot to the leasing office, and residents renew — or do not — partly on whether the place looks maintained.
We handle multifamily communities as a whole exterior: turf, beds, amenity areas, pool decks and the details that show up in reviews and site inspections.
What’s included
- Common-area and amenity-space turf maintenance
- Entry, monument and leasing-office curb appeal detail
- Bed maintenance and seasonal color at entries and amenities
- Pool deck and amenity area cleanup and pool maintenance
- Breezeway, dumpster area and parking lot debris policing
- Trimming for sightlines, lighting and security
- Turnover and make-ready exterior support
- Storm cleanup and documented response
Who it’s for
Apartment communities, multifamily portfolios, student and senior housing, condo associations and build-to-rent communities.
What it costs
Bid per community after a walkthrough, with portfolio pricing for multiple communities under one management company.
Questions
Can you cover both grounds and the pool?+
Yes, and that is our real advantage in multifamily: one insured vendor for grounds and commercial pool maintenance means one contract, one invoice, and no finger-pointing when the amenity area looks bad.
Do you provide documentation for inspections?+
Yes — service logs and photo documentation you can hand to ownership, a lender, or an insurance inspector.
Where we provide this service
Related services
Property managers & owners
Request a commercial proposal
Business owners: your property is the first thing your customers see. Bid by property with a written scope, insurance documentation and one point of contact.
Your property, professionally maintained.
Get an estimated monthly range from your address, then we walk the property with you and confirm it. No charge, no obligation.
