Vancouver
Vancouver
Vancouver has the widest range of buildings in the region — downtown office towers, heritage walk-ups, medical offices along Broadway and thousands of strata homes — and each needs its own cleaning and maintenance plan.
Service area
Building care across Metro Vancouver
From downtown towers to Tri-Cities townhouse complexes, we clean and maintain commercial and strata buildings in every part of the region — with written scopes, consistent crews and photo-documented reporting.
Metro Vancouver
Working across Metro Vancouver
Metro Vancouver is a partnership of 21 municipalities, one electoral area and one treaty First Nation, and its buildings are just as varied: downtown office towers, suburban business parks, 1970s walk-ups, new town-centre high-rises and hundreds of townhouse complexes. A cleaning plan that works for an office in Vancouver rarely fits a townhouse complex in Maple Ridge without changes.
Across the region, the same few things drive most of the work: rain and grit tracked into lobbies from fall to spring, moss and algae on walkways and plazas, busy parkades and garbage rooms in growing strata towers, and property managers who need proof that scheduled work actually happened. Our scopes are written around those realities.
We organize Metro Vancouver by area — Vancouver, the North Shore, Burnaby and New Westminster, the Tri-Cities, Ridge Meadows and South of the Fraser — so crews stay close to the buildings they look after. Choose your city below for local details, or see the Fraser Valley if your building is east of Langley.
Cities
Cities we serve in Metro Vancouver
Burnaby and New Westminster
Burnaby
Burnaby's four town centres — Metrotown, Brentwood, Lougheed and Edmonds — have filled with high-rise strata towers and mixed-use podiums, while its office parks and industrial areas keep a steady need for commercial cleaning.
Burnaby and New Westminster
New Westminster
New Westminster is one of the oldest cities in Western Canada, and its buildings show it: heritage commercial blocks on Columbia Street and aging walk-ups sit a few blocks from new towers on the waterfront and in Sapperton.
Richmond
Richmond
Richmond's buildings reflect its role as an airport and trade hub: offices near YVR and No. 3 Road, warehouses along the river, and a fast-growing stock of high-rise strata in the City Centre.
North Shore
North Vancouver
North Vancouver's buildings sit between the harbour and the mountains — Lower Lonsdale towers, Central Lonsdale offices, Lynn Valley and Deep Cove townhouses — and they get far more rain than buildings south of the inlet.
North Shore
West Vancouver
West Vancouver is mostly residential, but its strata buildings along Marine Drive and the shops and offices of Ambleside, Dundarave and Park Royal expect a high standard of care — while facing the same heavy North Shore rain.
Tri-Cities
Coquitlam
Coquitlam has grown fast around the Evergreen SkyTrain line — Burquitlam and City Centre are now dense with towers — while Westwood Plateau and Burke Mountain add hillside townhouse complexes and newer strata communities.
Tri-Cities
Port Coquitlam
Port Coquitlam blends a traditional downtown on Shaughnessy Street with newer strata in the Dominion Triangle and Citadel Heights and a large industrial base in the Mary Hill and Kingsway Avenue areas.
Tri-Cities
Port Moody
Port Moody's buildings cluster around the head of Burrard Inlet: towers and mixed-use strata at Suter Brook and Newport Village, older low-rises in Moody Centre, and townhouse communities climbing the slopes toward Heritage Mountain.
Ridge Meadows
Maple Ridge
Maple Ridge is growing outward and upward: new apartments and mixed-use buildings in the Town Centre, townhouse communities in Albion and Silver Valley, and commercial corridors along Lougheed Highway and Dewdney Trunk Road.
Ridge Meadows
Pitt Meadows
Pitt Meadows is small, but it packs in Osprey Village townhomes, Meadowtown's retail and the Golden Ears Business Park — surrounded by farmland, dikes and the Pitt and Fraser rivers.
South of Fraser
Surrey
Surrey is British Columbia's second-largest city and still one of its fastest-growing, with high-rise towers in City Centre, townhouse communities in Clayton, Grandview Heights and Newton, and industrial parks in Campbell Heights and along the Fraser.
South of Fraser
Delta
Delta is three communities in one — Ladner's village centre, Tsawwassen near the ferry terminal and North Delta beside Surrey — plus Tilbury and Annacis Island, two of the region's busiest industrial areas.
South of Fraser
Langley
Langley — the City and the Township — is where Metro Vancouver meets the Fraser Valley: Willoughby's townhouse neighbourhoods, Langley City's downtown, Walnut Grove and Murrayville, and business parks at Gloucester and along Highway 1.
South of Fraser
White Rock
White Rock is a small seaside city with a big maintenance challenge: steep streets running down to the Marine Drive waterfront, salt air off Semiahmoo Bay, and a dense mix of strata buildings in Uptown and on the hillside.
Also serving on request: Anmore, Belcarra, Lions Bay, Bowen Island, UBC and University Endowment Lands.
Services
Services across Metro Vancouver
Commercial Cleaning
Scheduled janitorial programs for offices, clinics, retail and industrial sites, run from a written checklist with photo reports.
Learn moreStrata Cleaning
Common-area cleaning and routine upkeep for towers, low-rises and townhouse complexes, with council-ready photo reports.
Learn morePressure Washing
Walkways, entrances, courtyards and exteriors cleared of moss, algae and grime, with wash water handled to local bylaws.
Learn moreParkade Cleaning
Scheduled parkade sweeping, scrubbing and washing with resident notices and section-by-section planning.
Learn morePost-Construction Cleaning
Rough, final and touch-up cleans after construction, renovations and tenant improvements, ready for handover.
Learn moreHandyman & Repairs
Punch lists, unit turnovers and small building repairs for strata councils, property managers and commercial landlords.
Learn more
FAQ
Metro Vancouver questions
Which Metro Vancouver cities do you serve?
Vancouver, Burnaby, New Westminster, Richmond, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, Maple Ridge, Pitt Meadows, Surrey, Delta, Langley and White Rock — plus Anmore, Belcarra, Lions Bay, Bowen Island and the UBC area on request.
Can one contract cover buildings in several cities?
Yes. Property managers with buildings across the region can put them under one agreement, with a single point of contact, the same checklist standards at every site and consolidated invoicing.
Do rain and moss really change a cleaning schedule?
Yes. From fall through spring, entrances, lobby floors and elevators need more frequent care to deal with water and grit, and exterior walkways and plazas grow moss and algae that make them slippery. Most buildings add pressure washing before and after the wet season — our strata maintenance schedule lays out a seasonal plan.
Get a quote
Request a free quote
Tell us about the building and what it needs. We reply within one business day to book a walkthrough or ask a few questions.
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Send us the details
Use the form or call. Photos, a floor plan or a unit count help us come back faster.
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Walkthrough or photo review
Recurring work gets an on-site walkthrough. Small repair lists can often be quoted from photos.
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Written, fixed-price quote
Scope itemized line by line, with a proposed schedule. Nothing starts until you approve it.
Prefer to talk it through?
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