Create a location-by-location scope
List the entrances, walkways, drive-through areas, glazing and waste-area surfaces at each site. Note which areas are controlled by the restaurant and which belong to a landlord. A common heading makes requests easier to compare, but it should not imply every location needs the same method or frequency.
Match the method to the surface and soil
Provide photographs of both the overall area and the specific soil or defect. Identify delicate finishes and surfaces outside the request. For washing in Waterloo Region, wastewater handling needs attention: the Region’s sewer-use by-law regulates discharges to sanitary and storm systems. An adjacent drain should not be treated as automatic permission to discharge wash water.
Plan around service and deliveries
Record customer access, drive-through operation, deliveries and any area that cannot close with another. Ask how the proposed sequence would work at each location. Keep the request for a preferred time separate from a confirmed work window, particularly where opening arrangements differ between sites.
Compare tasks, not a promised audit result
Specify whether the enquiry covers cleaning, marking refresh, repairs or an assessment. Define each location’s quantities and exclusions separately. A maintenance scope should not promise a brand audit pass, removal of a pest issue or a universal restriping interval. Use the actual condition and approved requirements to decide what needs review.
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