Uma is taking a commercial janitorial call. The first useful line is square feet, floors, and that the crew starts after 7 p.m.. Without that, the callback is a second interrogation and the customer has already called someone else.
Minutes follow the square footage and the spec. A crew of three does not make a 12,000-square-foot night into a one-hour walkthrough.
The cleaner minutes turns the counts into cleaner-minutes. That figure is a planning total for the company that claims the job. It is not a permit, a lab result, or a price.
A local night crew does the floors. Uma does not hold a key until the company claims the job. Lite is $99 per month, 1 seat, on the company's own phones. Uma repeats the note and the address, then the local company calls back.
