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Foyers, corridors, lifts, stairwells, car parks and the bin or garbage room — the shared areas the owners corporation is responsible for, as distinct from anything inside individual lots. Buildings across North Sydney and the Inner West typically have all of these written into one scope document rather than quoted piecemeal.

Either works. Some owners corporations want direct contact with the crew for day-to-day scheduling with the strata manager only involved for contract and invoicing matters, while others prefer every communication routed through the managing agent. We set this up however your committee structure runs.

Completed works are reported against the scope document, so a committee reviewing the contract at an AGM can see what was done and when rather than relying on residents' complaints as the only feedback signal.

Garbage rooms are cleaned and sanitised on a set frequency independent of the general common-area round, since odour and pest risk build up faster there than anywhere else in the building. This is written as its own line in the scope rather than folded into general cleaning time.

Yes — car park sweeping and scrubbing is quoted and scheduled as its own item, which suits buildings across Parramatta and Macquarie Park where the car park is a much larger area relative to the lobby and corridors than in a typical CBD building.

It's based on the number and size of common areas — lobbies, lifts, car park levels, bin rooms — and how often each needs attention. A boutique 12-lot building and a 200-lot tower are priced very differently. Call 02 9139 8401 or visit /contact and we'll quote against your building's actual common property.