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Strata cleaning your committee doesn't have to chase

Lobbies, lifts, stairwells, corridors, car parks and bin rooms maintained on a fixed schedule — with written reporting that answers the questions owners actually ask at the AGM.

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What's included

What a common area scope covers

Scoped by building. A 12-unit walk-up and a 90-apartment tower need very different frequencies, and paying for the wrong one is how strata budgets get wasted.

Internal common areas

  • Lobby and foyer floors, glass, and entry mats
  • Lift interiors — floors, walls, mirrors, tracks and buttons
  • Stairwells and corridors vacuumed or mopped, handrails sanitised
  • Mailbox areas tidied, junk mail removed
  • Internal glass, light fittings and directory boards

Car parks & bin rooms

  • Car park sweeping, oil spot treatment and cobweb removal
  • Bin room washed down and deodorised
  • Bins moved to and from the kerb on collection days
  • Bin chute inspection and periodic sanitising
  • Entry ramps and pedestrian paths kept clear

External & amenities

  • Pool surrounds, gym and communal room cleaning
  • External glass and entry pressure washing
  • Courtyard and communal terrace sweeping
  • Cobweb removal from balconies and external walls
  • Garden edge tidying and litter collection

Every scope is built for the individual site — this is the starting point, not a fixed menu.

Why it matters here

The complaints your strata manager forwards are almost always the same four things

Bins, the lift, the lobby, and the car park. Get those consistently right and the volume of owner correspondence drops noticeably.

  • Bin days are never missed. Presentation and return are part of the scope with a named person accountable, because it's the single most common strata complaint.
  • Lifts get detailed properly — including door tracks, which is where the visible grime accumulates and where most cleaners stop short.
  • You get reporting that works at an AGM. Dated, photographed audits your committee can put in front of owners instead of relying on recollection.
  • We work with your strata manager directly if you'd prefer, so committee members aren't the ones fielding day-to-day cleaning issues.
  • Scope matched to the levy. We'll tell you honestly where you can drop a frequency without owners noticing, and where cutting will cause complaints.
Typical schedule

A typical residential building

Based on a 30–50 unit complex with a lift, basement parking and a communal bin room.

Twice-weekly common area clean

Lobby, lift, stairwells and corridors. Around two hours per visit, scheduled mid-morning when foot traffic is lowest.

Bin presentation and return

Bins out the evening before collection and returned the same day, with the bin room washed down weekly.

Monthly car park

Full sweep, cobweb removal and spot treatment of oil marks on the basement slab.

Quarterly reporting

A photographed condition report on the common property, sent to your committee or strata manager ahead of the next meeting.

Common questions

Strata & Common Areas — your questions answered

Do you work with strata managers or directly with the committee?

Either. Plenty of our buildings are engaged through the strata manager, and plenty come directly from the committee. We're happy to report into whichever structure you already use, and to attend a committee meeting once a year if that's useful.

Can you handle bin presentation and return?

Yes, and we'd recommend including it. Bins are the number one source of common property complaints. We take them out the evening before collection and return them the same day, and the bin room gets washed down and deodorised on a set cycle.

What reporting do we get?

A dated audit against your written scope, with photographs, issued on the frequency you choose — usually monthly or quarterly. It gives the committee something concrete to reference and makes it obvious when a defect is a maintenance issue rather than a cleaning one.

Our levies are tight. Where can we save?

Usually by reducing frequency on low-traffic areas — upper-floor corridors, rarely-used stairwells — while holding the line on lobby, lift and bins. We'll walk the building and tell you specifically where a cut will and won't be noticed. We'd rather right-size the scope than lose the contract in a year over complaints.

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