Commercial property management
One accountable partner for your building: vendor oversight, inspections, work orders, budgets, and tenant communication.
Service details
Metro Detroit - Livonia and Surrounding Area · Commercial properties only
Demko handles property management, day porter service, groundskeeping, pavement, exterior repairs, and snow and ice removal — one accountable team for the whole site, all year.
Owners, asset managers, and tenants get one point of contact instead of chasing six vendors.
One accountable partner for your building: vendor oversight, inspections, work orders, budgets, and tenant communication.
Service detailsTrained porters keeping common areas, restrooms, entries, and trash areas presentable through the whole business day.
Service detailsLawn, bed, and landscape care that keeps your property looking maintained from the street on every visit.
Service detailsSweeping, striping, patching, and sealcoating that protect your pavement and keep drive lanes safe and legible.
Service detailsDoors, hardware, lighting, concrete, fencing, and the small failures that turn into big ones if nobody handles them.
Service detailsMichigan winters do not wait. Documented plow, shovel, and salt routes with storm-by-storm service records.
Service detailsSite services live or die on the people who show up. We hire for care, train on your property, and supervise the work.
Office Mon–Fri, 8am–5pm · Storm crews on call 24/7
Every crew member is trained on the site before they work it, in uniform, and supervised. You get familiar faces, not a rotating cast.
The gum by the door, the burned-out bollard light, the drift blocking a fire exit. Our people flag and fix what checklists miss.
Management, grounds, pavement, porters, and snow under one contract — one number to call, one team answering for the property.
Local crews based in Livonia, staged for lake-effect storms and Michigan freeze-thaw cycles.
Serving Metro Detroit - Livonia and Surrounding Area
Send the details and photos through the quote form. We follow up the way you prefer — email, phone, or either — and put a written scope in front of you.