We want to ensure guests have the best experience possible. Also, we ask that guests prioritize proper housekeeping habits.
Each resident is responsible for maintaining good housekeeping practices and regularly dust, vacuum, and mop to keep the apartment free of dirt and debris that can contribute to pest infestation and mold growth.
Use the following guidelines during your stay:
It is important to control the moisture level in your apartment to prevent mold and mildew growth.
Use the following guidelines during your stay:
We do not provide housekeeping as a standard service with our apartment suites. Your employer or relocation company will notify Switchplace if they wish to pay for housekeeping services.
If you would like to add housekeeping services to your temporary housing, please contact SWITCHPLACE for pricing and more information.
Over the course of your stay, minor changes will more than likely occur in your apartment just due to the fact that you are living in it. In general, you should leave the apartment in the same condition as when you moved in.
Normal wear and tear includes these items below, but is not limited to:
Damages are caused to items in the residence that you or your guests have incurred through use or negligence.
Damage may include the items listed below, but are not limited to:
If your toilet is clogged:
If there is a leak in your toilet or sink, or toilet overflows:
If there is a leak in your kitchen sink:
To operate the garbage disposal:
If garbage disposal will not turn on:
To operate your washer/dryer:
Most of our apartments are equipped with a central air conditioning and heating system.
Below are some tips for keeping it running effectively:
Many of our apartments come with carpeted floors throughout the apartment or in specific areas.
Below are some tips for caring for your carpet during your stay with us:
Some apartments come with an attached garage.
To operate the door:
If your garage remote should fail:
Some apartments include a gas-operated fireplace.
To operate the fireplace:
All of our apartments should include smoke detectors, typically in the hallway and bedrooms.
Most of our apartments are outfitted with a deadbolt on the front door and other exterior doors. Peep holes are generally included in the front door for safety.