Before we start
- Sweeping and vacuuming of lobbies and walkways
- Mopping of stairwells, steps, and landings
- Dusting of stair handrails and baseboards
- Cleaning of accessible entrance glass doors
- Wiping of elevator cabins and command panels
- Maintaining cleanliness in communal trash zones
Tell us about the space
Describe the space, surfaces, and your location directly to our team.
Shared areas that stay welcoming
Lobby, stairs, landings, elevator, and glass doors all shape the first impression of a building, so the work follows the areas residents use every day.
Cleaning follows the common-area finishes, including Terrazzo, Tiled floors, Smooth concrete, Painted metal.
- Sweeping and mopping of all common area floors
- Wiping of handrails, baseboards, and mailboxes
- Washing of accessible entrance glass doors
- Wiping the inside of elevator cabins
- Sweeping of the outdoor entrance porch
Our Cleaning Process
Dry sweeping to remove dust and sand from the lobby floor and stairwells.
Damp wiping of handrails, balustrades, and mailboxes.
Washing of entry glass panels to remove smudges and prints.
Wiping elevator cabin walls, mirrors, and floor command buttons.
Damp mopping of corridors and landings using microfiber mops.
Basic washing and rinsing of the communal trash storage room.
Expected Outcome
Clean and tidy shared spaces for residents and visitors. Staircases, entrance lobbies, and elevators are regularly maintained to keep up the building hygiene standards and present a neat residential complex.
Shared areas that feel looked after
The lobby, stairs, landings, and elevator are the parts of a building everyone sees first. In Yaounde, they quickly collect dust, rain marks, and fingerprints. A regular visit keeps those everyday routes easier to use and more pleasant for residents and visitors.
We work around the building’s quieter hours, clean handrails and lift buttons with separate cloths, and wash the floors according to their finish. The manager simply lets us know how access works and where water and power are available; the team brings the working equipment.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should building common areas be cleaned?
The frequency depends on resident traffic, exposed entrances, waste areas, building rules, and the spaces included. A suitable schedule is proposed after reviewing the property.
Are residents informed of your cleaning schedule?
Yes, we coordinate a fixed cleaning schedule with the building administrator so residents know our days of intervention.
Do you clean inner courtyards and open corridors?
Yes, cleaning paved common courtyards, open walkways, and entry porches can be added to the service contract.
Do you bring your own cleaning materials?
Yes, our mobile crew arrives fully equipped with standard tools and detergents appropriate for public residential floorings.
