COMMUNAL AREA CLEANING / LONDON

Communal Area Cleaning in London

We clean shared entrances, hallways, lifts and common rooms, including the floors and surfaces listed with your property manager. We plan repeat visits around the areas used most and the times the building can be entered.

Communal Area Cleaning — the service at a glance
Shared spacesOur cleaning work
The work
  • Entrances & halls
  • Shared facilities
Repeat visits
  • Extra attention for the busiest shared areas
  • Rooms and visit times arranged with the building contact
Communal Area Cleaning — the service work area

Shared floors and surfaces cleaned for the building you manage.

Entrances. Lobby and hallway surfaces and floors.

Shared spaces. Listed lifts and common rooms.

Repeat visits. Tasks and entry times confirmed.

SERVICE PRICES

Communal Area Cleaning prices.

Communal Area Cleaning — prices
ItemPriceUnit
Communal Area CleaningRequest a quoteQuoted for your shared areas
What the communal cleaning quote covers
Price detailWhat it covers
Shared spaces and cleaning jobsWe quote for the entrances, corridors, lifts and other shared areas listed with the building contact. The price follows the cleaning tasks and visit frequency, with busy floors and common facilities described separately so the work in each is clear.
Private rooms and maintenanceIndividual homes, maintenance and areas beyond the listed communal spaces are separate. Tell us about extra rooms or a damaged fitting before booking, so cleaning the shared floors and surfaces is not confused with private domestic work or repairs.
Final totalWe confirm the shared-area list, cleaning frequency, any applicable minimum and final booking total before the visit. Include additional floors, common rooms and any restricted entry times when asking for a quote, so those details can be checked together.

ENTRANCES AND SHARED ROOMS

Cleaning the areas residents use together.

Communal Area Cleaning — cleaning scope
Lobby, hallway and shared-facility cleaning
TaskOur work
Entrances & hallsWe clean the lobby and hallway surfaces and floors included in your building’s list. We attend to the entrances and connecting areas used by residents, with the floor condition and any retained items discussed before the visit.
Shared facilitiesWe clean the lifts, common rooms and other shared spaces named for the appointment. These areas are listed separately from individual flats or offices, so the cleaning follows the building’s communal areas and the surfaces included in each.
Scheduled prioritiesWe work through the high-use areas you have prioritised within the arranged times. Entrance dirt, busy corridors and shared facilities can need different attention, so the repeat cleaning list reflects how the building is used between visits.
Shared rooms, repeat tasks and entry
Building detailHow we work
Rooms and areas listedWe list the lobby, hallways, lifts and common rooms with the property manager before cleaning. The list shows which floors and surfaces are included in each space. Private flats and offices are separate, so a shared entrance clean can be arranged without treating the rooms behind each resident’s door as included.
Traffic and recurring prioritiesWe plan recurring cleaning around the use of the shared spaces. A busy entrance, connecting corridor and occasional common room may need different levels of attention. We agree the repeat tasks with the building contact and discuss changes when a shared area becomes busier or a new room needs including.
Building accessWe confirm keys, codes and entry instructions with the nominated contact, together with the times cleaning can take place. Tell us about lifts, stairs and rooms that remain occupied. These details let us reach the included areas and plan the work alongside residents using the building during the appointment.
Cleaning versus maintenanceWe clean the listed shared floors and surfaces, with repairs and damaged fittings treated separately. Tell us about faults before the visit so they are known while cleaning nearby. Changes to the building’s room list or repeat tasks are discussed with the contact before being added to later appointments.

HOW WE CLEAN SHARED SPACES

Keeping shared entrances and rooms clean.

Communal Area Cleaning — surface detail
The work through your building
StageWhat we do
Check the repeat cleaning listWe check the shared-area list and priorities arranged with the property manager. This includes the entrances, corridors, lifts and common rooms booked, with the floors and surfaces in each. We note areas needing particular attention and any change to how the shared rooms are being used.
Check the rooms can be enteredWe confirm which communal areas are free for cleaning and which remain occupied. Locked rooms, separate entrances and stored items can affect reaching the floors or surfaces. We explain any blocked area to the building contact and follow the entry times arranged for the appointment.
Entrances & hallsWe clean the included lobby and hallway surfaces and floor areas, working through the entrance and connecting spaces. We attend to the dirt in those high-use areas within the repeat tasks listed, with care for the finishes and any damage reported beforehand.
Shared facilitiesWe clean the listed lifts, common rooms and other shared spaces alongside the halls. We work on the floors and surfaces included for each one, with the room list distinguishing communal work from residents’ private areas and any maintenance being carried out in the building.
Give attention to the busiest areasWe follow the priorities arranged for the building, including entrance dirt and heavily used corridors or facilities. The tasks fit the visit times and room list. If use has changed since the plan was agreed, we discuss where the repeat cleaning needs to be adjusted.
Point out damage or blocked areasWe distinguish dirt from damaged finishes or fittings while cleaning the shared spaces. A repair remains separate from cleaning the surrounding surface. We explain a room that stayed locked, an item covering the floor or another condition affecting completion, referring it to the building contact.
Check the shared areas cleanedWe check the work against the shared entrances, corridors, lifts and other areas listed for the visit. We explain anything needing further attention and discuss changes for repeat appointments with the nominated contact, so feedback about one room or floor can be followed up clearly.

APPOINTMENT PLANNING

Arrange cleaning with your building contact.

Details for a communal cleaning quote
Before bookingWhat to tell us
Building layout and shared spacesSend the building layout and shared rooms to clean, with the frequency you need and the contact arranging entry. Include each lobby, corridor, lift and common room rather than only the building address. Tell us which areas are busiest so those priorities can be discussed with the price.
Photos and surface careWe use photos of the shared floors and surfaces to see the condition and room arrangement. Show dirt needing extra attention and any damaged fitting, with care information for specialist finishes where available. Wider views also reveal stored items or occupied spaces affecting which parts can be cleaned.
Keys, codes and a nominated contactWe agree how to enter the building and shared rooms with the nominated person. Mention separate keys, entry codes and any stairs or locked doors involved. If someone needs to open up or provide instructions, confirm their details and the time when they can let the team in.
Permitted times and room useWe discuss the date and times when the communal areas can be cleaned, including shared rooms occupied for part of the day. Tell us about a fixed building event or handover. We confirm the appointment once timing and entry are arranged with the responsible contact.
Changes to the shared-area listTell us when an extra floor or room needs adding, a shared facility becomes busier or entry changes. We review the repeat tasks and any effect on the quote before the next appointment. Let us know about maintenance work or stored items covering an included floor area too.
Communal Area Cleaning — work in progress

SMALL BUILDINGS AND LARGER BLOCKS

Shared entrances.
Lifts, halls and common rooms.

Communal Area Cleaning — property and access
Cleaning for different shared-area lists
Your buildingThe cleaning included
An entrance and hallwayFor a shared entrance and hall, we clean the surfaces and floors listed with the building contact. We discuss the dirt brought through these areas and the frequency needed. Additional rooms or lifts can be included by name, while the individual homes behind the shared entrance remain separate from this cleaning appointment.
Several floors and facilitiesFor a larger building, we list corridors, lifts, common rooms and other shared spaces individually. We clean the included surfaces and floors and follow the priorities arranged for the busiest areas. The repeat plan accounts for rooms that are used at different times, with keys and working times agreed through the nominated contact.
Occupied rooms or restricted timesWhere a common room is occupied or the building allows cleaning only at certain times, we discuss those details before confirming the visit. We plan the included floors and surfaces around that use. Private homes, maintenance and areas outside the shared-room list remain separate work, with any additions agreed through the building contact.

SERVICE QUESTIONS

Questions about communal area cleaning.

Communal Area Cleaning — practical questions
QuestionAnswer
Can you clean only the shared entrance and hallway?Tell us which communal areas you want included and the tasks needed there. We can discuss an entrance-and-hall list separately from other common rooms, with the floors, surfaces and frequency agreed with your nominated building contact before the quote is confirmed.
Can the repeat tasks change if the building becomes busier?Discuss the changed use with us, including the rooms or corridors needing more attention. We review the tasks and frequency with the property manager before changing the arrangement. Entrance dirt and an occasional common room can be considered separately when planning repeat visits.
Who should arrange keys or entry codes?The nominated building contact should confirm how the team can enter and open the shared areas. Tell us about separate keys, codes or rooms needing someone present. We agree those details with the working times before the appointment is confirmed.
Does cleaning a lift include repairing a faulty fitting?No. We clean the lift surfaces and floor included in the shared-area list; maintenance and repairs are separate. Report known faults beforehand so cleaning the surrounding areas is discussed with that condition already known by the building contact.
What helps you quote for a block with several common rooms?Send the room list, layout and photos with the cleaning frequency you need. Say which rooms are occupied and which areas get most use. We use those details to discuss the repeat work and the times each space can be entered.
Can a shared-area booking also cover the individual flats?Individual flats or other private rooms need a separate cleaning request. This booking covers the shared areas listed with the manager, with maintenance and other unlisted spaces separate too. List any additional or private rooms so we can discuss their separate cleaning and price.
Communal Area Cleaning — cleaning finish

ARRANGE THIS SERVICE

Arrange your communal area cleaning.

Arrange communal area cleaning
Your next stepContact
Request communal area cleaningEnquire about this service →
Speak to the team020 3404 2722

Send the building layout, shared spaces and preferred cleaning frequency. Include photos and the nominated contact’s details, with any keys, entry codes or times needed to reach the rooms.

Communal Area Cleaning — completed work area