Mitcham was laid out as a village in the English style, and its old green is now Mitcham Reserve, with Brown Hill Creek running through it. Albert Street was the original main street, and many of the workplaces nearby sit in older stone and brick buildings rather than modern fit-outs.
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Cleaning in Mitcham
Older buildings have soft stone sills, original timber floors and fireplaces that collect dust. Each surface is matched with a gentle method: dry dusting for stone, a damp mop with a timber-safe product for boards, and no harsh acids anywhere near masonry.
A practice or office in a converted cottage often has a hallway, several small rooms, a kitchenette and one bathroom. The visit works room by room, and narrow halls and steps are noted so the equipment suits the space.
Tall trees around the reserve and the creek drop leaves on paths, verandahs and entries for much of the year. Sweeping the front approach can be part of each visit, with gutters and high work left to a specialist.
Your scope
Set the size and the visits. You'll see the hours and the scope; we'll price it after the walk-through.
About a 25-desk office.
Draft scope
Office · 400 m² · 3 visits a week
Time on site, per visit
2.5–3 hrs
About 8 hours a week
Every visit
Scheduled
Hours, not a price. We price the scope after a 15-minute walk through the site. Or call (08) 6385 6664.
In and out
Time-stamped on arrival and when the visit closes.
Ticked
Each area marked done against the scope you signed off.
Photographed
The areas that matter, finished. Faults flagged with a photo.
Questions
With care. Boards are vacuumed or dust-mopped, then damp-mopped with a product made for sealed timber and very little water. If the finish is worn through, the walk-through will flag it, because water on bare timber does damage.
The mantel, hearth surround and nearby shelves can be dusted on each visit or on a rotation. The firebox and chimney stay out of scope, because ash removal and flue work are a different trade.
Often, yes. A weekly visit covering the rooms, the kitchenette, the bathroom and the floors suits a quiet practice, with a second visit added if the waiting room gets heavy use. You can preview both options in the scope builder.
Yes. Sweeping the entry, the verandah and the front steps can be added to every visit. Pressure cleaning the path is periodic work and is priced on its own line.
Yes. Early visits suit offices that lock up late or have alarm rules overnight. The scope records the visit window, and each record shows the start and finish times.
We'll meet you at your Mitcham office or practice, look at the floor finishes, the rooms and the entry, and send a written scope with the tasks, the visit times and the price.