Strata Pressure Cleaning in Brighton

Send photos of the common areas to be cleaned — entries, paths, bin areas, car parks, rendered walls, balconies — along with the property address, the number of levels and any access restrictions. We quote from photos for most strata jobs.

Yes. We schedule work to reduce disruption, provide notice requirements where required by by-laws, and keep noise, water overspray and hazards under control. We coordinate access with the site manager or strata representative before any work starts. Early morning starts are available for sites with daytime pedestrian restrictions.

Yes. Rendered facades are cleaned with soft-wash detergent and low pressure to avoid paint lift and water penetration. We do not use high-pressure fan tips on painted render. Brick facades are cleaned with controlled pressure and careful rinsing.

Scope varies by site, but a typical strata clean covers: entry paths and foyers, shared walkways and stairwells, bin areas and bin wash bays, car park entries and basement ramps, and common area fencing. Balconies, pools and rendered facades can be added to the scope. We provide a line-itemised quote so committees can approve specific areas.

We pre-wet and cover plants, furniture and garden beds before cleaning starts, and manage runoff so cleaning solutions and dirty water do not enter planted areas or drain into stormwater without containment. Private resident property and common area fixtures are masked or moved where needed.

Strata cleaning is scoped per site because no two complexes are the same: the number of paths, bin areas, car park levels and facades all change the work. We provide a written fixed-price scope rather than an hourly rate, so committees know the full cost before approving it. Large sites are scoped on inspection.

Yes. Many body corporate clients benefit from quarterly or bi-annual exterior cleaning rather than reactive one-off cleans. We can quote an annual maintenance schedule so the property stays consistent and the committee does not need to re-tender every time.

Yes. We walk the site with the manager or strata rep after the work is done, confirm completed areas, note any follow-up items, and provide a written summary of the work completed. This is useful for committee meeting minutes and maintenance records.