On-site service · New Westminster, BC
Parkade cleaning in New Westminster
City Wide cleans parkade floors and provides related drainage work for New Westminster strata, commercial and industrial properties. Plan the cleaning around vehicles, occupants and site access.
Family-owned. Serving the Lower Mainland since 1989.
Floor cleaning, pipe jetting and vacuum removal address different areas of the parkade. Ask for the components included in your quote to be identified.
Scope and preparation
Choose the work the parkade needs
Parkade floor cleaning
Identify the levels, stalls, ramps and common areas to be cleaned. Include the floor finish, residue, drainage and any sections that must remain in use. Sweeping, scrubbing and washing need to suit the surface and work area.
Hydro jet drain cleaning
List the affected drains and accessible cleanouts. Hydro jetting may be appropriate for deposits in suitable pipes, subject to their condition and access. It does not repair a damaged line.
Vacuum work
Identify basins, sumps or separators with material to remove. Vacuum services depend on access, the material and its handling or disposal requirements. Pump repair and electrical work are separate from cleaning.
Plan the work
Arrange access before residents move vehicles
Share clearance limits, gate arrangements, equipment parking, water access and the hours available. Identify pedestrian routes, occupied stalls, storage and items that cannot be moved.
Agree on the work areas, sequence, vehicle relocation and reopening instructions before notices go to occupants. If the work also involves catch basins, repairs or replacement markings, show those areas on the same plan.
Details for your quote
- Give the address, number of levels and approximate area or stall count.
- Identify the floor finish, residue and drainage concerns.
- Share clearance, water, gate and equipment-access details.
- State vehicle-relocation arrangements and routes that must stay open.
Before you enquire
Questions about the service
Does parkade cleaning include the drains?
The quote should name the floor areas, basins, pipes and vacuum work included. These are separate service components and may require different equipment.
Do all vehicles have to leave?
The work plan depends on access and the areas being cleaned. Identify occupied stalls and routes that need to remain available so closures can be agreed.
Can cleaning and line painting be coordinated?
Include both in the request. Preparation, drying and the approved painting layout need an agreed sequence and separate reopening instructions.