Commercial & Office Cleaning Leederville

What older buildings ask of a cleaner

Habits that are harmless in a modern office can do real damage to old timber and plaster, so it's worth telling us early if your landlord has conditions of their own. We can use eco-friendly products if you want gentler chemistry on these surfaces. Here's how the common ones get handled:

• Polished floorboards get a dry dust mop, then a barely damp mop, never a wet one, because water sits in the gaps between boards
• High and ornate ceilings collect dust and cobwebs above normal reach, so we agree how often cornices, vents and light fittings are done
• Fireplaces, mantels and window sills are dusted by hand, and timber joinery is wiped with a product that suits the finish
• Stairs with no lift mean equipment gets carried up, so the kit stays compact and stairs are cleaned from the top down
• Kitchens and washrooms squeezed into old floor plans are tight to work in and need a checklist that reflects the actual room
• Verandas and entry porches pick up leaves and street dust, and they are the first thing a visitor walks across

Clinics, training rooms, shops and cafés

Health tenants are common here. Plenty of Oxford Street suites are advertised as medical or consulting rooms, and Cambridge Street in West Leederville is marketed as an established medical precinct. Treatment rooms are listed apart from the front desk and office areas, and visits are booked after the last patient.

Education brings a steady flow of people too. North Metropolitan TAFE has a campus at the corner of Oxford and Richmond Streets, and Aranmore Catholic College and the School of Isolated and Distance Education are both in the suburb. If you run training rooms or tutoring nearby, desks, whiteboards and shared washrooms take a real hit during busy periods, so a more frequent visit may pay off.

A wider commercial clean on the strip looks different again. Shopfronts and cafés want floors, entries and glass done outside trading hours, and coffee and kitchen spills work into tile joints over time. Our tile and grout cleaning deals with that, while gym, childcare, school, carpet steam and end of lease cleaning all come from the same 13-service menu.

Two sides of the freeway

The Mitchell Freeway cut Leederville in half when it was completed in 1973, and it still shapes how people get around. Leederville Station sits in the freeway median on the Yanchep line, and the Oxford Street footbridge is the only way in. West Leederville, over the other side, has the same 6007 postcode but comes under the Town of Cambridge rather than the City of Vincent, with its own strip along Cambridge Street.

On foot the two sides are close. By van they're further apart, since a crew has to go round by road through a crossing such as the Vincent Street interchange. If you have rooms on both sides, or in a nearby suburb covered by our commercial cleaning Subiaco page, tell us and we'll roster them in a sensible order.

Frequency comes down to use. A clinic may need daily visits; a small studio might do well with weekly or fortnightly. After-hours and weekend slots are both available, and weekends are usually best for floor work that needs drying time.