How much does it cost? It depends, and here is exactly on what
Here is exactly how we price: the proposal is built line by line, each line with what drives it, and our profit line is stated explicitly. That is how you really compare proposals.
Every line separately, zero surprises
These are the main lines. The proposal itself has a full breakdown based on the building and its systems.
| Line item | What drives the price |
|---|---|
| Cleaning | Public area in sq m, frequency, glass facades and height |
| Routine and preventive maintenance | Number and type of systems: elevators, air conditioning, generator, pumps |
| Security and access control | Guarding standard, staffed hours, camera systems |
| Landscaping | Landscaped area and irrigation systems |
| Shared electricity and water | Actual consumption: passed through with no markup |
| Insurance | The building’s insurance policy: passed through with no markup |
| Repair reserve | Building age and system condition, set together with the residents’ committee |
| Management fee | The only line that is our profit, stated explicitly |
Electricity, water and insurance are passed through at actual cost, with no markup. Our profit sits in one line only, the management fee, and it is stated explicitly in the proposal.
From site visit to proposal in three steps
A site visit
An hour on site: mapping the systems, the public areas and the state of maintenance. Free and with no commitment.
An itemized proposal
Within 5–7 business days: a price for each line, what it includes and what drives it, in one readable document.
Fine-tuning with you
Want more cleaning and less landscaping? Each line moves separately, and the price changes with full transparency.
Questions about price and pricing
How much does it cost to manage a residential building?
The usual market range for building fees in a building with an elevator and a lobby is ₪400–700 per apartment per month, and in luxury towers with a pool and a gym ₪700–2,000. The price is driven by the systems and the level of service, not by the size of the management company. Our proposal is always itemized by line, so you can see exactly where every shekel goes.
Why is an itemized proposal better than an all-in price?
A single all-in price hides what is inside it: you cannot tell whether enough was allocated to preventive maintenance, how much was taken as profit, or what will happen when you ask to cut back a service. An itemized proposal lets you really compare companies, change scope in a controlled way, and make sure the savings do not come at the expense of the things that hold the property’s value.
Is a cheaper proposal a better deal?
Not necessarily. A proposal well below the market is usually funded from one of three sources: fewer actual hours of cleaning and maintenance, giving up preventive maintenance (which shows up as costly breakdowns a year or two later), or extras that appear on the monthly bill. That is why it matters to compare line against line, not bottom line against bottom line.
What is the commitment, and what are the exit terms?
The contract period, the notice period and any cost involved in leaving are set out in the contract in advance. We prefer a client who stays because they are satisfied, so it matters to us that the terms are clear before signing.
Want to know what it would cost for you?
A short call to understand what you need, a site visit, and a detailed itemized proposal. No sales pressure and no commitment.
- An itemized proposalCleaning, maintenance, security and management, each priced separately, so you can really compare.
- A free site visitThe survey we make during the visit is yours to keep, even if you choose another company.
- An answer within two business daysUrgent fault? Our service center is open 24/7 at +972-3-7736777.
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