Offices & professional firms
Reception, workspaces, conference rooms, restrooms and shared kitchens; schedules that respect your team and confidential work.
BRIOPROPERTY SOLUTIONS813-761-1333Commercial property care · Wesley Chapel & Tampa Bay
Your facility sets the first impression.
Make every detail count.
Scope the facility from your phone. Add an optional walkthrough video of each floor and priority area so Brio can review the actual conditions before your visit. Share an optional walkthrough
Clean spaces build confidence. Missed details create work for your team. Brio brings hospitality operations experience to commercial property care—with a written scope, clear responsibilities and follow-through you can review.
Brio brings years of high-end hotel operations into offices, retail spaces, hotels, restaurants, multifamily communities, warehouses, schools, fitness facilities and carefully scoped medical practices.
Complimentary 40-point scope review for qualified facilities. Start with a conversation; decide after you see the plan.
20+ yearsFounding hospitality operations experience
75+ peopleTeams led in high-end hotel environments
10+ yearsTechnicians working together serving hotel guests
A new company. A seasoned foundation.
Brio is new.
The experience behind it isn’t.
When we say “hotel standards,” we are speaking from years of living them: coordinating large teams, protecting guest experiences, respecting occupied spaces and keeping standards consistent when the pace is demanding.
Our founding operations experience spans more than 20 years, including running teams of over 75 in high-end hospitality hotels. Technicians who came with us have spent more than a decade working together and satisfying hotel guests.
That shared history matters. It means Brio starts with people who know one another, understand the work and take pride in the details.
Personally led. Professionally delivered.
Experienced people.
A clearer way to care for your property.
Anna Zajac and Luis Perez bring operational leadership and systems thinking together. Anna leads the service foundation. Luis brings more than 20 years in digital marketing, operations and business development, with expertise in AI architecture and implementation.
For your team, that means a defined scope, coordinated service and a clear person to contact when something needs attention.
Meet us at your facility walkthroughOne commercial partner. A plan for your property.
Medical offices can trust us.
Your business can, too.
Brio’s first chiropractic partnership is with Dr. Michael Majette, a chiropractor who also consults other chiropractors. We are proud to begin this chapter with a professional whose work centers on patient care and helping other practices succeed.
That relationship is a starting point for the commercial company we are building. Your property may serve patients, hotel guests, employees, tenants, shoppers or members. The shared expectation is the same: a dependable team, respect for the space and clear responsibility for the work.
Retail & showrooms
Customer-facing floors, glass, entryways, fitting areas and staff spaces; presentation aligned with operating hours.
Hotels & hospitality
Guest-facing common areas, agreed turnover support, staff spaces and overflow assignments grounded in our hotel experience.
Restaurants & food-service spaces
Dining rooms, entrances, restrooms and approved staff areas. Kitchen work, food-contact procedures and specialist tasks are separately scoped.
Multifamily & commercial portfolios
Leasing offices, clubhouses, corridors, common areas, vacant-unit resets and multi-property schedules.
Warehouses & industrial properties
Administrative offices, breakrooms, restrooms and approved common areas. Production equipment and hazardous environments require separate qualification.
Schools, childcare & worship facilities
Classrooms, gathering areas, offices and shared amenities; access, safeguarding rules and approved products confirmed before work.
Gyms, wellness & medical practices
Reception, shared spaces, restrooms and approved treatment or exercise areas; responsibilities tailored to the facility’s requirements.
Don’t see your property type?
Tell us what the space does, who uses it and what needs attention. We assess the scope, staffing and route before making a commitment. Start with recurring care, a one-time reset, porter support, turnover work or a backup-vendor assignment.
Discuss my commercial propertyFor the people responsible for the property
Your cleaning vendor should
reduce your workload.
Facility directors
Work around access, traffic, staffing and service windows. Define what gets cleaned, when and who signs off.
Practice managers
Separate public areas from clinical responsibilities. Confirm approved procedures before service begins.
Commercial landlords
Organize common areas, tenant-facing presentation, vacancy resets and recurring work around the property’s actual needs.
Hospitality operators
Bring experienced support to guest-facing spaces, turnovers and overflow assignments with agreed inspection standards.
Medical & clinical facility care
A clean-looking room is
only the starting point.
Medical, dental and outpatient spaces need cleaning plans that respect the facility’s infection-prevention requirements. Brio’s first step is to define the approved scope, responsibilities and readiness—not to borrow clinical language from a brochure.
Product instructions come first
Use facility-approved, EPA-registered disinfectants appropriate to the surfaces and target organisms. Follow label directions, including preparation, dilution and the required wet contact time.
Separate tools by zone
Plan dedicated cloths and equipment for restrooms, clinical spaces, public areas and staff areas. Confirm the color system with the facility and replace or process textiles according to the approved procedure.
Notice conditions. Escalate properly.
Flag visible dampness, leaks, condensation and accessible grille dust. Agree on routine detailing. Refer suspected mold, HVAC problems and air-quality concerns to qualified specialists.
Clinical scope is confirmed before service.
Terminal cleaning, isolation rooms, blood or body-fluid spills, sharps, regulated waste and medical-device reprocessing require specific authorization, training and procedures. These services are not included in general commercial cleaning unless separately qualified and agreed in writing. We do not promise zero cross-contamination, infection elimination or clinical certification.
Four zones. Clear boundaries.
Restrooms
Dedicated restroom tools and cloths; fixtures, partitions, touchpoints and replenishment needs.
Clinical areas
Facility-approved products, surface compatibility and documented responsibilities for exam and treatment spaces.
Public & work areas
Reception, offices, elevators, corridors and high-traffic touchpoints organized by use and frequency.
Staff & break areas
Separate tools for food-contact areas, with label-required rinsing and approved cleaning procedures.
Facility policy governs zone colors and procedures. Contact times vary by product; EPA List N is specific to SARS-CoV-2 and is not a blanket healthcare approval.
The operational standard
Make the standard visible.
Make the work accountable.
| Question to ask any vendor | What we define with you |
|---|---|
| What exactly is included? | A written scope by zone, frequency, exclusions and approval limits. |
| Who is responsible on site? | Team assignments, access rules and a named escalation path. |
| How will sensitive areas be handled? | Facility-approved products, procedures, privacy rules and responsibilities. |
| How will we know the work is complete? | Agreed inspection checkpoints and reporting; photos only where authorized. |
| What happens when needs change? | A clear process for issues, extra work and schedule adjustments. |
The complimentary first step
See your facility through
an operator’s eyes.
Our 40-point Facility Care Review turns a vague cleaning conversation into priorities you can act on. Walk the property with Brio, identify the work and receive a recommended scope before committing to service.
01Property & operating fit5 review points
- Facility type and service goals
- Serviceable area and floor plan
- Occupancy and traffic patterns
- Operating and quiet hours
- After-hours access arrangements
02High-touch & shared areas5 review points
- Entry hardware and access touchpoints
- Reception desks and counters
- Waiting-area seating and touchpoints
- Hallway rails and shared surfaces
- Elevator controls and shared equipment exteriors
03Restrooms & staff spaces5 review points
- Fixture and partition condition
- Restroom cleaning sequence
- Soap and paper replenishment scope
- Breakroom and food-contact surfaces
- Waste and recycling responsibilities
04Products & separation5 review points
- Facility-approved product list
- EPA registration and relevant label claims
- Required wet contact times
- Dilution and surface compatibility
- Zone-specific cloth and tool separation
05Floors & presentation5 review points
- Floor materials and finish needs
- Traffic lanes and entry mats
- Edges, corners and baseboards
- Interior glass and visible detailing
- Periodic deep-cleaning priorities
06Moisture & visible conditions5 review points
- Visible leaks or water staining
- Condensation around accessible surfaces
- Accessible grille dust observations
- Musty odors and escalation needs
- Whether specialist evaluation is needed
07Access, privacy & safety5 review points
- Keys, alarms and access contacts
- Restricted clinical or tenant areas
- Patient and confidential-record safeguards
- Chemical storage and SDS access
- Facility PPE and safety requirements
08Accountability & service plan5 review points
- Zone-by-zone service frequencies
- Named approval and escalation contacts
- Inspection and reporting expectations
- Photo permissions and prohibited areas
- Pilot scope and next-step priorities
A scoping walkthrough, not a regulatory audit, microbial test or indoor-air-quality certification. Findings are observations and service recommendations.
Build the relationship before you need the rescue
Keep your current vendor.
Give Brio one door to open.
You can start with a backup assignment, a problem area or a defined pilot. We agree on the outcome and show you the work. The relationship grows because the service earns it.
Become an early Brio partner and help shape a service plan around your property’s real priorities. Our foundation is being built now—with experienced people, personal attention and the intention to raise expectations across property care.
Scope my first Brio assignment- Walk the facility. Identify priorities, access and the right fit.
- Agree on the work. Confirm scope, price, standards and timing.
- Inspect the outcome. Review the service and decide the next step.
Your facility. Your standards. Our opportunity to earn trust.
A better facility-care plan
starts with a walkthrough.
Tell us what keeps getting missed, what your team needs and when the building is available. We will review the fit, walk the facility and recommend a defined scope.
No pressure to replace your vendor. No service commitment required for the walkthrough.
813-761-1333Headquarters: Wesley Chapel, Florida
Additional operations: Hudson & Tampa Bay
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Commercial property-care answers
Questions worth asking.
Is this page only for medical facilities?
No. Brio scopes commercial care for offices, retail, hospitality, restaurants, multifamily properties, warehouses, education, worship and wellness spaces, as well as medical and dental practices. Each assignment is reviewed for service fit, staffing, access and facility-specific requirements.
What makes Brio’s hotel standards credible?
Brio’s founding operations experience includes more than 20 years in high-end hospitality and leadership of teams of over 75. Technicians who came with us have worked together for more than ten years serving hotel guests. That experience informs our attention to presentation, team coordination, discretion and consistent execution.
Can Brio clean medical and dental offices?
We begin with a facility walkthrough and a written scope. Clinical work requires the facility’s approved protocols, suitable products, trained personnel and clear responsibilities. We confirm readiness before accepting the assignment; hospitality experience alone is not a healthcare credential.
Is the 40-point walkthrough an infection-control or indoor-air-quality certification?
No. It is a practical cleaning-scope and visible-condition review. It does not measure microbial load, certify infection prevention, provide laboratory air testing, diagnose mold or certify ASHRAE compliance. Humidity readings can be scoped separately when suitable equipment is available.
Do all disinfectants need five to ten minutes?
No. Contact time depends on the product, target organism and label instructions. Surfaces must remain wet for the specified time. EPA List N addresses SARS-CoV-2; other organisms require appropriate label claims and facility approval.
Can we try Brio before changing vendors?
Yes. Ask us to scope one area, one defined service or an overflow assignment. We agree on the work, price, access and inspection expectations before service. A complimentary walkthrough does not mean cleaning is free.
Where do you provide commercial property care?
Our core focus is Pasco, Hillsborough and Pinellas counties, including Wesley Chapel, Hudson and Tampa Bay. Other Central and West Florida routes are reviewed according to facility needs, staffing, frequency and travel requirements.