H.S.R CLEANING SOLUTIONS LLC posts its registered scope the way a dispatcher posts the day's work — 102 service categories checked off across five crews: pest control, janitorial, lawn & landscape, carpet care, and exterior specialty.
The board is organized the way a service yard actually runs: pest crew rolls first, janitorial covers interiors, the landscape crew is the biggest board on the wall, carpet care runs its own plants, and the exterior crew handles the pressure washers, ducts, gutters, and plows.
Seven tasks: bird proofing, exterminating, fumigating (non-crop), mosquito eradication, pest inspection, general pest control, and termite control.
W-01 → W-07
Twenty-two tasks: homes, offices, shopping centers, aircraft janitorial, restrooms, kitchen and washroom sanitation, maid and custodial work, window cleaning.
W-08 → W-29
Forty tasks: mowing, fertilizing, seeding, irrigation, sod, hydroseeding, tree pruning/removal/surgery, shrubs, snow plowing with landscaping, rights-of-way.
W-30 → W-69
Thirteen tasks: on-premises carpet, rug, furniture, and upholstery cleaning plus dedicated carpet and rug cleaning plants.
W-70 → W-82
Twenty tasks: building exteriors, power and steam washing, chimneys, ducts, gutters, drains, pools, kitchen exhaust hoods, driveways, parking lots, standalone snow plowing.
W-83 → W-102
Each work order on the board names a service category inside the company's registered scope — the same way a dispatch sheet lists what a yard can be sent to do, not where the trucks are right now. A checked task doesn't promise availability, pricing, licensing status, or same-day service; it documents the category itself.
This Site is a public business reference. It is not a booking desk, quote form, service contract, or payment channel — nothing here is scheduled, priced, or transacted online.