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Condominium Cleaning for Associations
Condominium cleaning for condo associations, trustees, and property managers, with one written scope the board can hold us to.
Serving MA & NHCertified WBE (SDO)
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Cleaning that works for a board, not just a building
In a Massachusetts condominium, the common areas are owned by the unit owners together and managed by the association, under Chapter 183A of the General Laws. New Hampshire's Condominium Act (RSA 356-B) works in a similar way. So the cleaning contract usually runs through the board or the management company, and it's paid for out of common fees that every owner watches.
AIM builds condominium cleaning around that. You get a written scope by area and frequency that can go in the board packet, a schedule that respects residents' quiet hours, and one point of contact for the property manager. The scope covers the daily and weekly upkeep of lobbies, hallways, stairwells, elevators, and trash rooms. It can also include the less frequent work that often slips, like hallway carpet shampooing, lobby floor care, window cleaning, and the lobby chandelier. We serve buildings across Eastern Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire from our office in North Andover.
Lobbies, vestibules, and mail areas
Hallways and stairwells on every floor
Elevators and high-touch surfaces
Trash, recycling, and compactor rooms
Clubhouses, gyms, and function rooms
Seasonal carpet and floor care
Unit move-out and turnover cleaning
Entry glass and interior windows
Why associations choose AIM
Built around how condo associations work
A scope the board can readArea-by-area tasks and frequencies on paper, so trustees know exactly what the common fees are buying.
Resident-friendly schedulingTrained, background-checked crews working around quiet hours, busy mornings, and weekends when residents are home.
One contact for the managerYour property manager has one person to call about a spill, a complaint, or a change in schedule.
Move-ins and move-outsUnit turnover cleaning and hallway touch-ups after moving days, coordinated with the association's rules.
How it works
How we start with a new association
1
Walk the property
We tour the common areas with the property manager or a trustee and note what's working and what isn't.
2
Proposal for the board
A written scope and price by area and frequency, ready to share at a board meeting.
3
Kickoff
An agreed start date, building access, and a schedule posted for residents if you want one.
4
Ongoing checks
Regular inspections and a quick response when the manager flags something.
Frequently asked questions
Who hires a condo cleaning company, the board or the manager?
It varies. Self-managed associations usually contract directly through the board. Professionally managed buildings typically go through the management company, with the board approving the budget. We're happy to work either way.
Do you clean inside individual condo units?
Our recurring condominium service covers the common areas. Inside the units, owners can book residential cleaning for regular visits or a deep clean, and we offer move-out and turnover cleaning when a unit needs to be ready for a sale or a new tenant.
How often should condo common areas be cleaned?
Larger buildings with elevators usually need several visits a week. Smaller buildings and townhouse-style complexes are often weekly. We'll recommend a frequency during the walkthrough and put it in the proposal.
Can you handle carpet and floors in the hallways?
Yes. Periodic carpet shampooing for hallway runners and floor care for lobby tile or stone can be scheduled into the contract.
Do you serve condo associations in New Hampshire?
Yes. We serve associations across Eastern Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire from our office in North Andover. See our service area.
A cleaner building for every owner.
Tell us about your association and property, and we'll walk it with your manager or a trustee and send a free proposal.
Certified WBE (MA SDO) · 231 Sutton St, North Andover, MA · Serving Eastern MA & Southern NH