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Common-Area Janitorial for Residential Communities

Junho Cleaning provides weekly common-area janitorial for apartment communities, high-rises and townhome developments across New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Lobbies, corridors, stairwells, elevators, fitness rooms, mail and package rooms, trash rooms and leasing offices — on a fixed weekly scope, the same day each week, by a crew the residents recognize.

What we cover each week

AreaScope
Lobby and entriesGlass, mats, floors, seating, reception surfaces
Corridors and stairsVacuum, mop, handrails, baseboards, corner detail
ElevatorsInterior panels, tracks, mirrors, floors
Fitness roomsEquipment wipe-down, mirrors, floors, disinfection of high-touch handles and grips
Mail and package roomsFloors, counters, box fronts, package shelving
Trash rooms and chutesFloors, walls, chute doors, deodorizing
Leasing officeFull office clean: restrooms, kitchen, glass

Communities we clean every week

Our common-area janitorial route runs through both states. In New Jersey it includes Haddon Point Mount Laurel and Haddon Point Pennsauken, where the weekly janitorial sits alongside apartment turnovers and painting so the leasing team has one vendor; Masons Creek Flats in Mount Laurel; Rustic Village Apartments and Townhomes in Clayton; Lawrence Gardens in Lawrenceville; Dover Manor in Hamilton Township; and public housing communities in Camden. In Pennsylvania the route covers Regency Towers in Willow Grove and three Galman Group communities in Northwest Philadelphia (Chestnut Terrace, Mt. Pleasant Arms and Sedgwick Station), plus Green Valley Manor in Lafayette Hill and a community in Conshohocken.

Because these accounts sit on fixed routes, each one is cleaned by the same crew on the same day of the week. The crew knows which trash room fills first, which entrance gets the most traffic and when move-ins are scheduled, and the property manager has a single contact who already knows the building. A new community within reach of one of these routes usually gets its first walkthrough within a few days and its first service the following week.

Every account starts with a written scope like the table above, adjusted to the property. The certificate of insurance goes out before the first visit, terms are month to month, and the 24-hour re-clean warranty covers any area that was missed. If a leasing office needs a lobby or a fitness room handled before an event, the request goes to the crew already assigned to the property.

Why a fixed weekly scope matters

Common areas are what a prospective resident sees before the model unit. When janitorial floats — different day, different crew, different scope — it shows in the corridor by Thursday. We publish the scope, come the same day, and your manager knows exactly what was done.

FAQ

Questions about common-area janitorial

What is included in common-area janitorial?
Lobbies and entries, corridors and stairs, elevators, fitness and mail rooms, trash rooms and chutes, laundry rooms and the leasing office, on the fixed weekly scope we write for your property. Anything outside the scope is quoted before it is done.
How often do you come?
Most communities run one to three visits a week depending on size and traffic. High-rise lobbies and trash rooms usually need more frequent attention than garden-style corridors; the walkthrough sets the frequency.
Will the same crew come every time?
Yes. Each property is assigned a crew that keeps the same service day, so they know the building, the trash schedule and where the problem spots are, and the property manager has one familiar contact.
What happens if something is missed?
Call or message us and the assigned crew returns within 24 hours at no charge. That re-clean warranty is written into every scope.

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Tell us the property and what it needs. We walk it, write the scope, and quote it — no charge, no obligation, and no long-term contract.