Studio / 1-Bedroom

$90 – $130 / visit

Weekly recurring rate

2-Bedroom Condo

$120 – $180 / visit

Weekly recurring rate

3-Bedroom / Penthouse

$160 – $280 / visit

Weekly recurring rate

Move-In / Move-Out

$160 – $320 / visit

One-time deep clean

Building Logistics & Access Coordination

Montreal condo buildings — particularly newer towers in Griffintown, the Centre-Ville, and Brossard — have security desks, elevator booking systems for large items or service personnel, loading docks with time restrictions, and parking regulations that require advance arrangement. A professional condo cleaning team knows how to navigate these systems efficiently. An inexperienced provider loses 30–45 minutes per visit to building access friction — time you’re paying for.

Premium Surfaces That Punish Wrong Products

Montreal’s modern condos feature surfaces that are visually stunning and chemically sensitive: polished concrete floors that etch with acidic cleaners, engineered hardwood that warps with excess water, quartz countertops that dull with abrasive products, frameless glass shower enclosures that streak without purified water, and stainless steel appliances that scratch with abrasive cloths. Eco-certified, surface-appropriate products — not generic all-purpose spray — are non-negotiable in a high-finish condo environment.

Noise Restrictions & Neighbour Considerations

Many Montreal condo buildings impose quiet hours (typically before 9:00 a.m. and after 10:00 p.m.) that restrict the use of vacuum cleaners and other noisy equipment. This affects scheduling — morning bookings in high-density buildings require a quiet-start approach (hand-cleaning and manual tasks first, vacuuming only after the permitted hour). Professional teams that work regularly in condo buildings know this instinctively; those that don’t create complaints from neighbours and property management.

Optimized Spaces That Require Different Technique

Condo design maximizes every square foot — open-plan kitchens that flow into living areas, combined dining and work zones, bathroom layouts that require specific reach angles, and built-in storage that needs careful manoeuvring around. Efficient condo cleaning follows a systematic circuit that minimizes re-contaminating cleaned surfaces — a discipline that takes experience to develop and that separates a 90-minute professional clean from a 3-hour amateur session producing worse results.

Condo Association Rules & Common Area Boundaries

Montreal condo associations (syndicats de copropriété) often have specific rules about cleaning products, waste disposal, and what service providers can and cannot do in common areas versus private units. Cleaning balconies that drain onto lower-floor terraces, disposing of cleaning water, using certain chemicals near shared HVAC systems — these are all condo-specific considerations that a professional team navigates correctly, preventing strata complaints and bylaw violations.

GRIFFINTOWN & BONAVENTURE

Montreal’s fastest-growing condo district is defined by new tower construction, open-plan loft layouts, industrial-aesthetic finishes, and a dense young professional demographic. Griffintown condos typically feature polished concrete floors (requiring pH-neutral mopping only), exposed ductwork and brick details (significant dust accumulation in grooves), floor-to-ceiling windows (streak management is critical), and compact but high-finish kitchens with waterfall quartz islands. Construction dust from adjacent development sites is an ongoing issue — units on lower floors near active construction sites accumulate dust much faster than Montreal averages.

Most requested service: Weekly recurring cleaning + bi-annual deep clean. Strong Airbnb turnover demand.

PLATEAU-MONT-ROYAL, MILE END & ROSEMONT

The Plateau’s condo stock is overwhelmingly converted from older duplexes, triplexes, and rowhouses — meaning beautiful original hardwood floors (require specific hardwood-safe products), heritage woodwork and mouldings (intricate dusting), high ceilings (cobweb and dust accumulation above standard reach), and in many cases galley kitchens that require careful traffic management during cleaning. Mile End lofts often feature raw concrete, exposed brick, and artist-studio aesthetics that look stunning but require specific approaches to avoid product damage to unpainted surfaces.

Most requested service: Bi-weekly recurring. Move-in cleaning very popular in this high-rental-turnover neighbourhood.

CENTRE-VILLE & QUARTIER DES SPECTACLES

Downtown Montreal condos are the most logistically complex to service — security-heavy buildings, strict elevator booking systems, underground parking with access codes, noise management in densely populated towers, and the full range of unit types from compact pied-à-terre units to full-floor penthouses. Many Centre-Ville buildings are home to corporate furnished suites and short-term rental units requiring consistent, hotel-standard cleaning. Urban pollution and traffic particulate creates faster-than-average surface soiling, particularly on horizontal surfaces near windows facing Sainte-Catherine or René-Lévesque.

Most requested service: Bi-weekly or monthly recurring. High Airbnb turnover volume.

VIEUX-MONTRÉAL & VIEUX-PORT

Old Montreal’s condo conversions are among the most distinctive in Canada — nineteenth-century stone warehouses and commercial buildings transformed into high-ceiling luxury units with original wood beams, exposed stone walls, antique terracotta or wide-plank pine floors, and period-appropriate details that require specialist care. Stone walls accumulate dust in their texture and require soft-bristle brushing rather than wiping. Antique pine floors need wax-compatible, water-sparing mopping techniques. These are not spaces for generic cleaning — they require teams with specific heritage surface training.

Most requested service: Bi-weekly recurring. Premium surface care package most popular.

WESTMOUNT, OUTREMONT & CÔTE-SAINT-LUC

Condos in Westmount and Outremont occupy the highest end of Montreal’s residential market — converted heritage mansions, boutique low-rise buildings with only 6–12 units, and pre-war buildings with original marble foyers, parquet floors, plaster mouldings, and period hardware. The expectations of residents in these communities for cleaning quality, discretion, and professionalism are among the highest in the city. Teams assigned to Westmount and Outremont properties are specifically selected for their experience with luxury and heritage environments and their professional conduct standards.

Most requested service: Weekly recurring. Highest rate of client-present cleaning preferences.

NDG, VERDUN & ÎLE-DES-SŒURS

NDG’s condo market spans converted 1960s apartment blocks and newer boutique developments along Monkland Avenue. Verdun’s rapid gentrification has produced a wave of new condos along the riverfront — including significant new construction on Wellington Street — with modern finishes and larger balconies facing the St. Lawrence. Île-des-Sœurs (Nuns’ Island) is a self-contained community of high-rise condos and townhouses with a year-round riverside microclimate that produces faster window and surface soiling than inland properties. Its residents tend to have very consistent cleaning schedules.

Most requested service: Bi-weekly recurring. Verdun move-in/move-out demand growing rapidly.

“Do you have experience cleaning in condo buildings — not just houses?”

A genuine condo specialist knows about elevator booking, noise hours, building access coordination, and the specific surface types common in Montreal condo construction. If their answer sounds like they’ve never thought about these factors, they haven’t worked in this environment before.

“What products do you use on polished concrete / engineered hardwood / quartz?”

An experienced condo cleaner knows that polished concrete requires pH-neutral mopping solution, engineered hardwood needs minimal water and no steam, and quartz counters must avoid bleach-based products. Vague answers (“we use professional products”) don’t tell you whether your $800/sqft floors are safe in their hands.

“Are your cleaners employees or gig-economy contractors?”

Employees can be trained to consistent standards, background-checked, and held accountable to a company protocol. Gig workers from app platforms have variable training, inconsistent vetting, and no accountability to your specific unit’s needs. In a condo building with security cameras and concierge oversight, professional employee conduct matters.

“Will I have a consistent team each visit, or different people every time?”

Recurring cleaning quality improves dramatically with a consistent team that learns your preferences, your unit’s specific requirements, and the building’s access protocols. A company that rotates random cleaners through your unit every visit starts from scratch each time — and you pay for the inefficiency.

“Do you carry full liability insurance — can you share the certificate?”

A broken decorative item, a damaged floor, a spill on an expensive rug — these incidents happen. A properly insured company resolves them without dispute. Any company that can’t produce a Certificate of Insurance immediately is either uninsured or doesn’t carry meaningful coverage. In a high-value condo environment, this is non-negotiable.