Common area cleaning for NYC buildings
Lobbies, hallways, stairwells and shared spaces kept clean on a fixed weekly schedule — so tenants notice, and complaints don't.
What's included
The checklist for every building and common areas job
We work with landlords and property managers to keep residential and mixed-use buildings clean between turnovers. One point of contact, a set schedule, and photos of the finished job on request. We agree the final checklist with you before the first clean.
- Lobby and entrance: floors, glass doors and mailbox area
- Hallways and stairwells swept, vacuumed and mopped
- Handrails, light switches and door handles wiped
- Elevator interiors
- Laundry and trash rooms
- Spot cleaning of walls and baseboards
Who it's for
- Property managers
- Landlords and building owners
- Co-ops and condo boards
- Mixed-use buildings
Areas served
Building and common areas is available across all four of our service areas.
Free quote
Get a free building and common areas quote
Tell us about the space. Prefer to talk it through? Call us.
Call(347) 247-3750- 24-hour re-clean guarantee
- Supplies included
- Free quotes
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FAQ
Building and common areas questions
Do you also clean apartments between tenants?
Yes. Many of our building clients also use our apartment turnover cleaning, so units are ready to show and rent.
How do we know the work was done?
Our crews follow a written checklist, and we can send before-and-after photos when you ask.
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