Strata cleaning & building maintenance in Vancouver

Yes. We schedule around each building's access procedures — security sign-in, key or fob control, alarm codes and loading-bay bookings — and write those details into the scope so every crew member follows the same process.

Most towers need the lobby, entrance and elevators cleaned several times a week, and daily in busy buildings or through the wet season. Hallways and stairwells can usually run weekly or biweekly. Our guide on how often to clean strata common areas breaks it down by building type.

Yes — see parkade cleaning. We work section by section with advance notice to residents, and we don't send contaminated wash water into storm drains, which Vancouver's Sewer and Watercourse By-law prohibits.

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.