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Port Coquitlam, BC · Metro Vancouver

Strata cleaning & building maintenance in Port Coquitlam

PoCo strata buildings are mostly low-rise condos and townhouse complexes. The priorities are clean, safe entrances and walkways, well-kept mail and garbage areas, and exterior pressure washing on a schedule that keeps moss and algae from taking hold.

Port Coquitlam

Strata buildings we look after in Port Coquitlam

  • Townhouse complexes
  • Low-rise wood-frame condos
  • Downtown mid-rise buildings
  • Newer mixed-use buildings

Neighbourhoods

  • Downtown
  • Citadel Heights
  • Birchland Manor
  • Mary Hill
  • Oxford Heights
  • Riverwood
  • Lincoln Park
  • Glenwood
  • Dominion Triangle
  • Fremont Village

Local conditions

Low-lying areas near the Pitt and Coquitlam rivers stay damp through the wet season, and industrial traffic carries extra dust and grit into nearby offices and entrances. Townhouse complexes on shaded, north-facing slopes see more frost on walkways in winter.

Scope

What strata cleaning includes

Every Port Coquitlam scope is written for the specific building. Most programs include:

Interior common areas

  • Lobbies, entrances and mail areas
  • Elevator cabs, doors and door tracks
  • Corridors on a floor-by-floor rotation
  • Stairwells, landings and handrails
  • Amenity rooms, lounges and gyms

Service areas and parkades

  • Garbage, recycling and organics rooms
  • Bike and storage rooms
  • Parkade entrances, elevator lobbies and stairwells
  • Scheduled parkade sweeping and washing
  • Bin wash-downs and odour control

Exterior areas and upkeep

  • Entrance glass, doors and canopies
  • Walkways, courtyards and mailbox kiosks
  • Light bulb and accessible filter changes during visits
  • Seasonal walkthroughs with a written condition report
  • Leaks, damage and hazards reported to the manager

Metro Vancouver

Built around the wet season

Rain drives most strata cleaning problems in Metro Vancouver: grit in lobbies and elevators, saturated entrance mats, and moss and algae on walkways. Schedules tighten from fall to spring, with pressure washing booked before and after the wet months.

Process

How it works

  1. 01

    Site walkthrough

    We walk the building with a council member or the strata manager, zone by zone, noting traffic, finishes, access and current problem areas.

  2. 02

    Scope and frequency plan

    You get a written scope listing every area and how often it's cleaned, with a fixed price — ready for council review. We can present it at a council meeting.

  3. 03

    Onboarding

    We provide insurance documents and our WorkSafeBC details, confirm keys and fobs, and agree how residents are notified about noisy or disruptive work.

  4. 04

    Reporting and reviews

    Photo-documented condition reports, a direct contact for the council or manager, and seasonal walkthroughs to adjust the plan.

Pricing

How quotes are priced

Strata cleaning is quoted as a fixed monthly price for a written scope. What drives the price:

Before tendering, use our strata cleaning contract checklist so every bid is priced against the same scope.

  • Number of units, floors and common-area zones
  • Visit frequency for each zone
  • Amenities such as gyms, lounges, pools and guest suites
  • Parkade size and how often it's cleaned
  • Exterior walkways, courtyards and grounds
  • Periodic work like carpet extraction and pressure washing

FAQ

Strata Cleaning in Port Coquitlam

When is the best time to pressure wash a townhouse complex?

Late spring through early fall, when surfaces dry quickly — ideally once before the wet season to clear moss and algae, and again in spring if paths are slippery. Pressure washing can be restricted during regional water restrictions, so we check the current stage before booking.

Can you present your proposal to our strata council?

Yes. We can attend a council meeting in person or by video to walk through the scope, frequencies and reporting, and answer questions.

Do you work with our strata management company?

Yes. We take direction from whoever the council designates — the strata manager, a council member or a caretaker — and fit into the manager's existing process for access, work orders and reporting.

What do your condition reports include?

Dated photos of cleaned areas, notes on anything that changed, and issues we noticed — leaks, damage, burnt-out lights, trip hazards — so the council has a record and can act quickly.

How much notice do residents get before parkade or pressure-washing work?

We agree on a notice period with the manager or council — about a week is common for parkade cleaning — and work section by section so residents always have somewhere to park.

Can we check your WorkSafeBC status and insurance?

Yes. We provide a certificate of insurance and our WorkSafeBC account details so you can request a clearance letter. Here's why a clearance letter matters.

Get a quote

Get a quote in Port Coquitlam

Tell us about the building and what it needs. We reply within one business day to book a walkthrough or ask a few questions.

  1. 1

    Send us the details

    Use the form or call. Photos, a floor plan or a unit count help us come back faster.

  2. 2

    Walkthrough or photo review

    Recurring work gets an on-site walkthrough. Small repair lists can often be quoted from photos.

  3. 3

    Written, fixed-price quote

    Scope itemized line by line, with a proposed schedule. Nothing starts until you approve it.

Prefer to talk it through?

(778) 819-3204

Monday – Friday 7:00 am – 6:00 pm · Saturday 9:00 am – 3:00 pm

No obligation. We reply within one business day.

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