Strata cleaning & building maintenance in Port Moody

We start with who owns and pays for each space — residential lobbies, commercial frontages, shared parkades and garbage areas — and write that into the scope. Each party gets reporting for the areas they're responsible for.

It needs a different plan. Shade and moisture let moss, algae and mildew return faster on walkways, stairs and courtyards, so exterior cleaning and drain checks should be scheduled more often than at sunnier sites.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.