Balcony Deep Clean in Metro Vancouver
Strata-Compliant Balcony Deep Wash & Glass Care
Deep-clean your condo balcony without the strata stress. Our system breaks down stubborn grime with targeted pressure spray and immediate water extraction — keeping lower balconies protected and strata-compliant.
✅ 100% Strata-Compliant — Closed-loop extraction captures dirty water instantly. Zero neighbor complaints, complete peace of mind.
✅ $5M Insured & WCB Covered — Dedicated in-house team with zero random subcontractors. Fully protected with $5M commercial liability for total property protection.
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Fixed Rate Packages
Controlled Pressure-Wash & Extraction:
✅ Targeted pressure spray combined with immediate water recovery to eliminate heavy grime, algae, and weather stains safely.
Package also includes:
✅ Streak-Free Railing Glass Cleaning (Accessible Sides)
✅ Railing Frame & Ledge Wipe-Down
✅ Sliding Patio Door Glass (Both Sides)
✅ Sliding Door Track Detailing
Protection:
Performed by our 100% in-house trained team, backed by $5M liability insurance & WorkSafeBC coverage. Never outsourced!
Standard Balcony
$438
1-Bed / 2-Bed Condos
(up to 120 sq ft)
Standard rectangular layout, single continuous space
Large Balcony
$498
Perfect for large Condos
(approx. 120–250 sq ft)
Wrap-around (L-shaped) or 2 separate balconies
Before We Arrive:
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Water Access: Access to an indoor faucet (kitchen or bathroom) is required.
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Deck Tiles: We do not remove or clean underneath interlocking tiles.
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Stains & Pigeon Droppings: Deep concrete stains may be permanent. Heavy pigeon waste requires the add-on.
Service Area
We provide professional condo balcony deep cleaning & extraction across all of Metro Vancouver.
Proudly serving Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey, Delta, White Rock, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, New Westminster, Langley, Maple Ridge, Pitt Meadows, North Vancouver, and West Vancouver across Metro Vancouver and the Lower Mainland.
FAQ
Q: Will dirty water run down to lower units or the building exterior? A: Our process is specifically designed to eliminate heavy runoff. Unlike conventional pressure washing that floods the floor, our wash-and-extraction system injects targeted water and immediately vacuums it up on the spot. While minor misting or tiny droplets along perimeter edges can naturally occur, our controlled process prevents dirty water from streaming or dripping onto lower balconies and building facades, keeping your clean strata-friendly. Q: I don’t have an outdoor hose bib on my balcony. Can you still do the job? A: Yes, absolutely. Most condominiums do not have exterior water bibs on balconies. All we need is simple access to an indoor faucet (kitchen or bathroom). We bring our own dedicated clean-water containers to supply our equipment, meaning there is no need to run long water hoses across your living room. We keep your indoor floors fully protected and dry throughout the service. Q: How do I need to prepare before your team arrives? A: Please ensure your balcony is 100% vacant prior to our arrival. All outdoor furniture, planters, rugs, and loose personal items should be moved indoors. Our technicians require clear, unobstructed floor access to operate the extraction equipment safely and thoroughly. Q: Do you clean the outside of the railing glass? A: We thoroughly clean both sides of your sliding patio doors and the full interior surface of your railing glass. For exterior railing glass, leaning over the perimeter is strictly prohibited for safety reasons. Q: Can you remove interlocking deck tiles to wash underneath? A: No, removing deck tiles is not included. Lifting aged or weathered interlocking tiles carries a high risk of snapping plastic clips and damaging edge pieces. If you would like the concrete floor beneath thoroughly washed, please unclick and remove all tiles prior to your appointment. Q: Will this completely erase old concrete stains or rust marks? A: Our deep wash lifts away virtually all surface grime, moss, algae, and weather buildup. However, bare concrete is naturally porous. Long-term rust stains (from metal planters or furniture), grease, or fertilizer burns that have etched deep into the slab may leave permanent discoloration that cannot be 100% reversed.