Building common area maintained under an All Clenz Maintenance facilities contract

Facility Management

Every service your building needs, run by one team

Facilities Management

One contract instead of four vendors

Most buildings end up running separate contracts for cleaning, landscaping, pest control and basic technical upkeep — each with its own account manager, its own invoice, and its own excuse when something falls through the cracks. Facilities Management folds all of that into one contract with All Clenz Maintenance.

You still pick and choose what's in scope — bundle everything, or keep just the pieces that make sense for your building. Either way, there's one team leader who owns the outcome, and one number to call when something needs fixing.

1 ContractInstead of juggling 3–4 separate vendors
1 InvoiceConsolidated monthly billing
1 Team LeaderOn-site accountability, not a call centre
Talk to Our FM Team
ACM technician performing scheduled maintenance as part of an integrated facilities contract
What's Included

Mix and match, or bundle the lot

Housekeeping & Office Cleaning

Daily or weekly janitorial coverage for common areas, pantries and washrooms — scheduled around your building's actual foot traffic.

Landscaping & Grounds

Planting beds, lawns and building surrounds kept presentable year-round, not just before an inspection.

Pest Management

Licensed prevention and treatment for rodents, insects and bed bugs, coordinated on the same schedule as everything else.

Technical & M&E Maintenance

Routine servicing of pumps, fans, lighting and small fixtures — catching wear before it becomes a work order.

Façade & High-Rise Cleaning

Drone-based exterior glass cleaning for taller buildings — no scaffolding, no lobby closures.

Waste & Vendor Coordination

Scheduling collection and recycling streams, and managing any specialist contractor your building still needs on the side.

Single Service or Integrated?

Which one actually fits your building

Single Service

  • One service, one scope — book what you need and nothing else
  • Works well if you already have decent vendors for everything else and just want to swap one out
  • Usually running within a week of confirming scope

Integrated Facilities Management

  • Everything under one contract and one consolidated invoice
  • One team leader accountable for the whole building, not just their own patch
  • Typically 1–2 weeks to onboard, since we're aligning access, schedules and scope with your building management
How Contracts Work

What actually happens after you call

1. Walkthrough
We walk the site with your facilities manager and map out exactly what needs covering.
2. Proposal
A scoped proposal within 2–3 business days, itemised by service so you can see what you're paying for.
3. Onboarding
Team assigned and briefed on your building's access, safety and scheduling requirements.
4. Ongoing Review
Quarterly walkthroughs with your team leader to catch issues before they turn into complaints.
Accreditations & Memberships

Recognised. Certified. Accountable.

Prestige 100 Singapore 2026/2027
Top Business Service and Quality Award
bizSAFE Level 3
WSQ Singapore
EMAS Member
Questions

Before you sign an FM contract

Yes — that's the whole point of Facilities Management. We scope each service individually, then bill and manage them together so you're not chasing four different vendors.

No. You can adjust the mix of services at renewal, or add something new mid-contract with 30 days' notice.

Your assigned team leader, directly — not a shared inbox or a support queue. They signed off on the work, so they're the one who comes back to fix it.

One consolidated monthly invoice, itemised by service, so your finance team isn't reconciling statements from five different vendors.

We generally start integrated contracts from a single mid-sized commercial building or MCST estate upward. Smaller sites are welcome to book individual services instead.

Ready to consolidate your building's contracts?

Send us your current vendor list and we'll tell you honestly whether bundling makes sense for your building.