day porter

maintenance technician

pressure washer technician

janitor

service manager

City-Wide-Property-Services-Inc

At 1st was great.  If you like to be alone and do your job at your own pace, as long as the job gets done. That's what I love the most. My experience was different then other workers in my position. The company is good, the managers are bad. I spent two weeks training. This job has specific routes and locations to go To. I feel that the workers in the town an hour away from me had small routes. After training, I got to work at my location in where I live. The Routes I was given was way more than any other The employees. Not only was it double the work. The routes and locations are. We're very large and difficult to finish by myself. There was multiple Nights that I cannot complete the routes.  After about three weeks The owners of the Locations started calling and complaining about the job not being done even though I communicated with my manager, I still got backlash from the company. I asked my manager For help. My manager told me that it was a one man job and I didn't need help. .He also told me different ways to complete the job which I did try and I still got complaints from owners. Three months in the job, the manager finally comes out to my sites and helps me out. But the manager only helped on one location out of 12 location.  All 12 locations were expected to be done in eight hours. The company is very strict about overtime. A few times I worked ten hours and I was written up The job started at 9pm - 5:30am. When the manager came to my location to help with one site remind you, It took myself and the manager to complete one site 4hrs to complete.  And then he went home. Leaving me with 11 more sites complete.  That made the job even more difficult. It is very stressful at times. They still denied to hire help. You get your own work vehicle which is a street sweeper, You are to clean all trash cans and parking lots, blow sidewalks and entrances. These areas were very big Shopping centers and other commercial areas. As the time goes one night I was leaving a site. There was a reckless driver coming out of a side street that almost hit me and I swerved out of the way to not be hit. I did went over a curve and broke a Street sign. I called my manager all he told me was to go home. Didn't ask me if I was okay or anything like that. I told him that I was gonna call the police just to make a report and he told me not to. My manager said he would be in contact with me the next day.  I got no calls until three days later from h r saying that I have been demoted and my hours were cut from 40hrs a week to 16hrs a week. They also change locations They wanted me to drive an hour away just to work two days. I went ahead and accepted it. The company did not ask me if I was hurt or anything even though I explain to them. What happened? They couldn't do nothing for me yet. I offered to do a random drug test and all. They said there was no need that pretty much told me to accept the job or not. I accepted the job offer.  I was very discouraged after that. I proceeded to look for another job.  2 weeks after being demoted in citywide property, I Had started a new job. Instead of quitting I just called in three weeks in a row. They seem to not care. Pretty much they refuse to fire me, why I have no idea? After having a new job for about a month I had  called the company and resigned. Again I am not bashing the company city wide, but the experience I had after some time with citywide was extremely difficult.  The work itself is basic work. But would you have so many locations to complete In one night, it is very hard with no help after asking MULTIPLE times for help. And the fact that I was almost in a wreck and the company did not care. 

Start your day with your supervisor at the companies shop to receive your work orders. At this part of the morning you will find out how many work orders for the day you have and where they are, you could be possibly be working in town or out of town, by yourself or with a group or partner. Jobs can vary from painting, graffiti removal, concrete work, day porting, etc. From there you gather up materials and tools you may need that is at the shop. You have a assigned work truck that is your work pick up that will take you too your jobs and job sites. Your drive time is included in your day along with the time of your job giving you a full 8 hours. You have a 30 minute lunch that you can take anytime of your day, when you arrive at you job site you write down the time you arrived and when you finish the job, on the work order tells you what the job is asking for, supervisors are at a phone call away if you have any questions, take before and after photos to go along with your work order. after you finish 1 job you go to your next till your day is over depending on the job you may or may not have over time, it all goes and depends on your jobs and day.

A typical day of work consists of cleaning about 3 properties within 8-10 hours. We would mow lawns, line them up, kill weeds, trim trees and bushes and sometimes add bark or rock to properties. I learned the true definition of what hard labor really means at this job. Working outside in the sun with little break time. I have gained many new life experiences working with this company. The management could be better, although I am not a crew leader and do not have much contact with supervisors, from what I hear our boss do not manage very well. The hardest part of the job was learning how to use all the equipment at a fast pace while working in the heat.

Not a career but a decent place to work for some. A lot of confusion in the office with clients and work orders. was never exactly sure who my real boss was as most office managers did not communicate well and i was often pulled in a few different directions.

The best job I have ever had.  I hate to leave.  The work is interesting and the training is very detailed and helpful. 
Any employee that interacts with you  is more then willing to answer any questions you may have.  Love it here.

I chose to work here as I knew the owner and he knew what I could provide to the company.  It was a step away from my security background but all of the sales we very similar to what I had done in the past.  Sorry to leave, but we are moving out of CA

Stress free environment.  All your co-workers are there to help you succeed and be successful.  Managers stress work life balance and want you to have a life outside of work.

Always looking for others to blame for their deficiencies. Management treats you like you are lucky to have this job and bonus are only for the elite 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Day porter 25 salaries reported	$18.93 per hour
Maintenance technician 15 salaries reported	$22.50 per hour
Pressure washer technician 7 salaries reported	$23.00 per hour
Janitor 55 salaries reported	$17.86 per hour
Service manager 4 salaries reported	$74,738 per year

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