What should a strata cleaning plan include?
A good strata cleaning plan sets out what's cleaned every visit, what's done periodically through the year, and how the committee is kept informed. Regular visits cover lobbies, lifts, stairs, toilets and bin areas. Periodic work such as machine floor scrubbing, pressure washing, carpets, windows and gutters is scheduled across 12 months, with a written report each month.
Every visit
- Entrance lobbies, foyers, glass doors and letterboxes
- Lifts, corridors and fire stairs
- Common toilets, with consumables if supplied
- High-touch points such as handles, buttons and rails
- Bin rooms and bin areas
Monthly
An inspection and a written report to the committee on the building's condition, the work completed and any issues found
Through the year
- Machine floor scrubbing of lobbies, toilets and stairs, for example twice a year
- Pressure washing of paths, driveways and car parks
- Carpet steam cleaning
- Window and gutter cleaning in reachable areas
- Gardening and grounds upkeep
Communication
A communication book on site, same-day reporting of issues such as graffiti, faulty lights or insecure doors, and an optional QR code so residents can give feedback directly.
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Questions people ask
How often should strata common areas be cleaned?
Most buildings need a clean once or twice a week. Busy buildings may need more. We'll recommend a schedule after walking through the building.
Can you work to our existing specification?
Yes. We can work to your building's cleaning specification and add the periodic work it needs.
Do you report to the strata manager?
Yes. Issues are reported the same day and the committee gets a written report each month.