Service robots for Property management.
Property managers rent inspection crawlers and cleaning robots from Service Robot Co. across a portfolio. We own each unit, deploy it, service it, and keep a backup — so you can document crawlspace and sub-floor conditions and keep common areas clean without owning hardware that sits idle between buildings.
The work we take off your team
The repetitive, physical, and hard-to-staff jobs in property management — handled by a robot we own and run.
- Documenting crawlspace, attic, and sub-floor conditions during turns and inspections.
- Cleaning lobbies, corridors, and amenity spaces across multiple properties.
- Checking confined or hard-to-reach areas before a contractor is called.
Robots that fit
Each one is rented, deployed, serviced, and backed up by us.
Why rent instead of buy
A portfolio rarely needs a robot in every building at once. Renting lets you move a serviced unit to where the work is, with no capital locked up and no maintenance burden — we handle repairs and the backup.
| Rent from us | Buy it yourself | |
|---|---|---|
| Upfront cost | One predictable rental cost | $4–50k per machine |
| Maintenance | Included — we service it | Your team or a contract |
| If it breaks | We swap in a backup | You lose the time |
| Scaling | Add or hand back as work changes | Idle hardware in slow months |
Common questions
- Can I use one rental across several buildings?
- Yes. You rent the unit and put it where the work is. We deploy it, service it, and keep a backup, so a portfolio does not need a machine sitting in every building.
- What does the inspection robot help property teams document?
- It drives a 4K camera through crawlspaces, attics, and sub-floor voids so your team can document moisture, pests, or damage on camera — without sending a person in.
- Is maintenance included?
- Yes. Service, repairs, and a backup unit are part of every rental.
Get a robot on site for property management.
Tell us the job and the site. We will recommend the robot, quote the rental, and keep it running.