30 Days. One Opportunity to Look at Your Property Differently.
Leap Pest Control and Extreme Cleanup are offering qualifying co-ops a comprehensive Property Performance Assessment at no cost — with practical findings, clear priorities and board-ready recommendations.
Apply for an AssessmentAre You Paying to Solve the Same Problems Again?
Recurring pest treatments, garbage or chute concerns, difficult turnovers, sanitation issues and multiple service providers can become expensive when each problem is handled separately. This initiative looks at the property as a whole.
What Participating Co-ops Receive
The goal is not another generic inspection. The assessment is designed to give management and boards a clearer basis for property decisions.
Onsite Property Review
Review of relevant common areas, garbage/chute areas, pest-management conditions and agreed in-suite sampling where applicable.
Management Consultation
Discussion of recurring concerns, service history, current priorities, vendor performance and known operational challenges.
Service & Cost Review
Where information is available, we identify repeated reactive work, service overlap and opportunities for more coordinated delivery.
Board-Ready Findings
A clear summary of major observations, recurring patterns, service gaps and priority areas.
90-Day Action Plan
Practical short-term priorities to address immediate and recurring concerns.
12-Month Strategy
Longer-term recommendations for prevention, service planning, monitoring and property performance.
How the Initiative Works
Apply
Submit the short application so we can understand your property and current concerns.
Review
Our team reviews the application and contacts qualifying co-ops to clarify priorities and schedule the assessment.
Assess
We complete the onsite assessment, management discussion and agreed areas of review.
Plan
You receive practical findings and recommended next steps for board and management consideration.
Who This May Be a Good Fit For
Recurring Property Concerns
Co-ops experiencing repeat pest activity, sanitation problems, difficult units or common-area issues.
Service & Budget Questions
Boards or management teams reviewing current service frequency, vendor performance, costs or contract structure.
Planning for Improvement
Properties that want a clearer short- and long-term plan instead of continuing to react one issue at a time.
The things co-ops tell us matter most.
Across the communities we serve, we hear many of the same priorities: clear communication, respectful service, reliable follow-through and practical solutions.
Clear reporting makes a difference.
Boards value knowing what was found, what was done and what should happen next — without having to chase down information.
Being responsive matters.
When a pest concern comes up, co-ops appreciate being able to reach someone, get a straightforward answer and understand the next step.
Members need to be treated with respect.
Professionalism inside members’ homes, clear explanations and respectful communication are just as important as the treatment itself.
Prevention is better than constantly reacting.
Regular inspections, monitoring and reporting help co-ops identify concerns earlier and build a more proactive pest management plan.
Some situations need more than one service.
When pest control and difficult-condition cleanup overlap, having Leap and Extreme coordinate the response can make a complicated situation easier to manage.
Reliability builds trust.
Co-ops want a service provider who shows up, communicates clearly and follows through when something needs additional attention.
Treating one unit isn’t always enough.
Looking at neighbouring units, common areas and contributing conditions can help identify the bigger picture behind recurring pest activity.
Every community is different.
Apartment buildings, townhouse communities and mixed portfolios don’t always need the same approach. Co-ops value plans that reflect how their particular community operates.
Get a Clearer Picture of What Is Happening Across Your Property.
If your co-op is dealing with recurring pest concerns, garbage or chute issues, difficult turnovers, complex units, sanitation concerns or questions about current service costs, this initiative may be a useful next step.
Start the ApplicationFrequently Asked Questions
Is there a cost to participate?
No. Qualifying co-ops selected through the 30-day initiative receive the Property Performance Assessment at no cost.
Do we have to purchase services afterward?
No. There is no purchase obligation. The assessment is intended to provide useful findings and recommendations first.
What areas can be included?
Depending on the property, the assessment may include common areas, garbage/chute/compactor areas, pest-management systems, agreed in-suite sampling, difficult-condition units and current service processes.
Will you review our current service costs?
Yes, where current scopes, invoices or pricing information are available. The purpose is to identify possible overlap, reactive spending or coordination opportunities — not to make unsupported savings claims.
How are assessments scheduled?
Applications are reviewed and qualifying co-ops are scheduled while assessment capacity remains available during the initiative.
