Entrances and circulation areas
Keep the route from the front door through the building presentable.
- Lobby and entrance-floor mopping
- Corridor vacuuming and dusting
- Interior glass and entrance doors
- Stairway railings and baseboards
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Condominium common-area cleaning
A clean lobby is only the start. Build a recurring cleaning program for the shared spaces residents use every day, with a clear scope and a direct conversation with management.
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What your cleaning plan can include
Final tasks and frequency are agreed for your property before work is scheduled.
Shared rooms and facilities
Match the cleaning schedule to how residents use each space.
- Common-area washrooms
- Party-room cleaning after use
- Shared surfaces and fixtures
- Additional amenity areas discussed during scoping
Waste and periodic cleaning
Plan regular waste handling alongside jobs that need less frequent attention.
- Garbage removal and recycling services
- Scheduled carpet cleaning
- Floor waxing where appropriate
- Periodic detailed cleaning of common areas
A cleaning plan your management team can work with
Start with the building’s layout, resident traffic and access arrangements. Agree which tasks belong in the regular schedule and which should be quoted separately.
- Identify the shared spaces and approximate square footage.
- Agree on cleaning frequency, access times and priorities.
- Include periodic work and a contact for on-site observations.
Questions about condominium cleaning
Do you clean inside individual condo units?
No. Our condominium service covers common areas and shared building spaces, not private homes or individual units.
Can we discuss several buildings together?
Yes. Include the number of buildings in your quote request, give the main property address and list any additional addresses in the requirements field.
What happens when cleaners notice a maintenance issue?
Our team flags visible issues or potential hazards to property management so the appropriate people can arrange servicing or repairs. This does not replace a building inspection or a maintenance contractor.