Shared spaces. Considered care.

Building concierge services

A well-kept building.
A simpler everyday.

Proprea plans building and common-area cleaning in Montreal, Laval and the North Shore for property managers, building owners and condominium boards. The scope, access and schedule are agreed after reviewing your space.

Common-area carePROPREA
Proprea illustration: a cleaner operates a floor scrubber in a building lobby, with a cleaning cart nearby.

A cared-for lobby, one pass at a time.

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For your property

Condominium boards · Property managers

Your area

Montreal · Laval · North Shore

Your scope

Areas, frequencies and access agreed together

01 / The shared spaces

A place for
every detail.

Good building care starts with a precise scope. Together, we identify what needs attention, how often and under which access conditions.

The final inclusions are confirmed in your proposal.
01

Lobbies & entrances

The first impression.

Accessible floors, entrance glass and shared surfaces. Define the areas that welcome residents and visitors.

02

Hallways & stairs

From one floor to the next.

A task list for circulation areas, stairs and landings, with frequencies shaped by use and the finishes present.

03

Elevators & touchpoints

The details everyone touches.

Doors, panels, handrails and agreed contact surfaces. Methods are selected to suit the materials.

04

Observations & follow-up

A clear line of communication.

Agree on a contact person, how observations are shared and how changes to the cleaning scope are reviewed.

02 / The coordination

Less ambiguity.
More clarity.

A clear cleaning plan connects the work in your building with the people who manage it.

01

We define the scope.

List the shared areas, current priorities and finishes. Separate regular cleaning from one-time or specialized work.

02

We organize the visits.

Agree on frequency, access instructions and working windows around the building’s occupants and circulation.

03

We review the details.

Set out how observations and changes are communicated, with the manager’s priorities as the reference.

Proprea illustration: a cleaner operates a floor scrubber in a building lobby, with a cleaning cart nearby.
Service illustration

A useful starting point

Let’s start with your building.

A few concrete details help us prepare the right questions and define the work with you.

  • Address and type of property
  • Common areas and approximate floor areas
  • Desired frequency and current priorities
  • Access instructions and preferred working hours
Prepare your request

A little clarity

Before we begin.

What should we define for building and common-area cleaning?

Items to agree on include: Lobbies, hallways, stairs and elevators; Touchpoints and common areas; Follow-up with the property manager. The written proposal identifies the areas, exclusions and frequency for your property.

How is common-area cleaning organized?

Every building has its own rhythm. We create an area-by-area task list and a schedule suited to foot traffic, with a point of contact for observations and adjustments.

What information is needed to prepare this service in Montreal, Laval and the North Shore?

Provide the property address, access arrangements and preferred schedule. Coverage and availability are confirmed after the project has been reviewed. Add the approximate floor area, the surfaces concerned and photos of the current condition. Specialized methods and any site visit are assessed before confirming a price.

Your building. Your priorities.

Make room for
a clearer plan.

Tell us about your building

The scope and availability are reviewed before a proposal is confirmed.