Common area cleaning

What’s included

• Vacuuming carpets and mopping hard floors
• Stairs, landings and handrails
• Lobbies, entrances and mailbox areas
• Lift cars, doors and tracks
• Glass entry doors, sidelights and intercoms
• Cobweb removal and spot cleaning of walls and doors

Why common areas matter

Lobbies, corridors and stairwells are shared by everyone, so they’re also where complaints start. Dust on the mailboxes, marks on the lift doors or cobwebs at the entry send a message to residents and visitors that the building isn’t being looked after.

A consistent cleaning schedule keeps shared spaces presentable, reduces wear on carpets and hard floors, and helps the building feel well run, which matters to owners, tenants and prospective buyers alike.

How we work in occupied buildings

• The same crew where possible, so residents and staff know who’s on site
• Visits scheduled around residents, trading hours and collection days
• Quiet, tidy work with floors, lifts and entries protected
• Photo confirmation of each visit and anything that needs attention
• One point of contact for the building or strata manager

Part of a maintenance plan

This service can be booked on its own or bundled into a weekly, fortnightly or tailored maintenance plan: one contractor, one schedule and one invoice for your whole building.