Commercial cleaning across Alexandria NSW 2015 — the converted warehouses off Bourke Road, the showrooms and design studios along McEvoy Street and O'Riordan Street, the tech and creative offices near Fountain Drive, and the logistics facilities running toward Port Botany. Police-checked crews we employ directly, $20M insured, and after-hours scheduling so your site is ready before staff arrive.
Pro Clean Corp provides commercial cleaning services in Alexandria for one of Sydney's most distinctive business precincts. From traditional warehouses and logistics operations along Bourke Road and McEvoy Street to technology companies, creative agencies, design showrooms, and converted warehouse offices along Fountain Drive and O'Riordan Street, our directly employed, police-checked teams deliver consistent results for every type of Alexandria business.
Alexandria sits at the crossroads of Inner South Sydney, adjacent to Sydney Airport and Port Botany — meaning businesses here operate around the clock. Our supervisors conduct regular site inspections and every client has a dedicated account manager who can resolve any issue within 24 hours. With 10+ years of experience and 1,200+ clients, Pro Clean Corp is the trusted name in commercial cleaning across Alexandria and the Inner South.
Whether you operate a high-end furniture showroom on Bourke Road, a logistics hub near Port Botany, a digital agency in a converted wool store, or a food manufacturing facility, we have the trained staff and specialist equipment to meet your cleaning requirements.
Month-to-month arrangements — we earn your business every visit.
Current National Police Clearances for all cleaners.
Full public liability and Workers Compensation coverage.
Commercial-grade scrubbers and industrial equipment for warehouses.
Free on-site assessment. Written quote within 24 hours.
1300 494 983Enquire OnlineAlexandria businesses have highly varied cleaning needs — from the polished concrete floors of a creative agency to the loading docks of a Port Botany-adjacent logistics company. Pro Clean Corp covers every commercial cleaning requirement across the suburb.
Ride-on scrubbers, high-pressure wash, dock cleaning, and amenities maintenance for Alexandria's active industrial and logistics sites.
Learn moreSpecialist care for exposed brick, polished concrete, and industrial-style fit-outs in Alexandria's iconic converted warehouse offices.
Learn moreMeticulous cleaning for high-end furniture showrooms, design studios, and trade showrooms along Bourke Road and McEvoy Street.
Learn moreDaily, weekly, or ad-hoc office cleaning for technology companies, digital agencies, and co-working spaces in the Alexandria tech cluster.
Learn moreEarly morning, evening, and weekend cleans to keep your Alexandria premises spotless without disrupting business hours.
Learn moreHigh-pressure floor scrubbing, carpet deep cleans, window cleaning, and end-of-lease cleans for Alexandria commercial premises.
Learn moreAlexandria is unlike any other Sydney suburb. Its industrial heritage means a huge proportion of businesses occupy converted warehouses, multi-storey factory buildings, and heritage wool stores with exposed brick, polished concrete, and timber beams. Cleaning these environments requires specialist techniques — standard commercial cleaners can damage polished concrete or use products incompatible with exposed brick.
Our Alexandria teams are specifically trained for these environments. We use pH-neutral products safe for polished concrete, microfibre systems that avoid abrasion on heritage surfaces, and industrial equipment scaled to the large open-plan floor plates typical of warehouse conversions.
The Bourke Road, McEvoy Street, and Botany Road industrial corridor in Alexandria is home to major logistics, manufacturing, food processing, and distribution businesses. These facilities require commercial-grade industrial cleaning — ride-on scrubbers for large floor areas, high-pressure wash-downs, cold storage cleaning, and management of loading dock and hardstand areas.
Pro Clean Corp deploys industrial equipment and staff trained in HACCP-aligned food-safe cleaning for Alexandria's food manufacturing facilities, and industrial hygiene protocols for logistics and warehousing operations.
Postcode 2015 is not one market — it is four or five overlapping ones packed into a few square kilometres between Sydney Park, Green Square, and the airport approach. We scope each Alexandria contract to the precinct it sits in, because a Bourke Road showroom and a Euston Road distribution shed have almost nothing in common beyond a postcode.
This is Alexandria's public-facing edge: cafes, bakeries, bottle shops, gyms, allied-health rooms and the small first-floor suites above them, all taking street grit and traffic film off two arterial roads. Cleaning here is retail-timed rather than office-timed — entry glazing and floors finished before opening rather than after closing, a midweek machine pass on hard floors so trolley wheels and heel marks never accumulate, and food-safe chemistry anywhere near a servery or prep bench. Floor areas around grease traps stay on a documented schedule for council inspection. Kerbside parking is effectively unavailable during trading, so we run this strip early with compact equipment rather than bringing a truck.
Bourke Road is the bulky-goods and trade-supply spine of the suburb — furniture, lighting, tile, bathroom and homeware showrooms, each with warehousing and a small office behind it. A showroom is judged on presentation: streak-free glazing at eye level, an even floor sheen under display lighting that shows every swirl mark, and dust-free horizontal surfaces on stock customers touch. Behind the partition the same tenancy is a warehouse carrying pallet dust and forklift rubber, so we run separate equipment and chemistry either side of that line, keep machine work outside trading hours, and hold a higher glass frequency here than anywhere else in the postcode because the frontages are almost entirely glazed.
The converted brick and sawtooth warehouses off Huntley Street, Wyndham Street, Doody Street and Fountain Street are the hardest buildings in Alexandria to clean well, precisely because the finishes are meant to look raw. Sealed and polished concrete, exposed brick, steel mezzanines, open ceilings with visible ductwork, and large single-glazed industrial windows collecting dust on every mullion. Alkaline product strips concrete sealer and leaves a dull patch that never recovers, so these floors get pH-neutral chemistry and a burnish instead of aggressive scrubbing. High-level dusting of trusses, ducts and pendants runs on a periodic cycle rather than the weekly pass, and the end-of-trip showers, lockers and bike stores nearly every conversion has are scoped explicitly.
West toward Sydney Park, Euston Road, Mitchell Road and Maddox Street still carry genuine production — food manufacturers and commercial kitchens, printers, joinery and fabrication workshops, film and photography studios, and courier and third-party logistics operators. This is industrial cleaning rather than office cleaning: machine-scrubbed slabs, degreased plant and traffic lanes, high-bay dusting, crib rooms and amenities cleaned on shift rotation, and washdowns timed around production rather than business hours. Food premises take a separate documented sanitation scope with food-safe chemistry and records that survive an audit. SWMS and safety data sheets are supplied before the first clean and crews are inducted to each site.
Consistency is the hard part in a suburb where a single building can house a gallery, a tech firm, and a warehouse. Every Alexandria contract runs on the same four-step quality cycle, regardless of premises type.
We map every zone, surface, and access constraint on-site before quoting — never over the phone.
pH-neutral on polished concrete, microfibre on heritage brick, food-safe protocols on production floors.
Scheduled spot checks against a site-specific checklist, logged and shared with your account manager.
Anything missed is corrected within one business day — your dedicated manager owns it end to end.
Alexandria has a reputation as a warehouse suburb, and it costs us office enquiries — plenty of tenants assume a contractor running ride-on scrubbers down the road on Euston Road is not interested in a 180 square metre studio with twelve desks. We are. Office-only work is a large share of the Alexandria book, and it is quoted as its own scope rather than as a discount off an industrial contract.
An office scope here covers workstations and meeting rooms dusted and sanitised, kitchen and breakout areas including the fridge exterior, dishwasher and coffee machine drip tray, bathrooms cleaned and consumables restocked, internal glass and partitions, entry glazing and reception, bins emptied and relined, and floors vacuumed or machine-maintained to suit the surface. In Alexandria that last point does most of the work: a converted warehouse floor is usually sealed or polished concrete, which needs pH-neutral chemistry and a burnish rather than the alkaline product that would be fine on a vinyl office floor in the CBD. End-of-trip facilities — showers, lockers, bike stores — are itemised separately because almost every conversion in the suburb has them and they are the first thing a tenant complains about when they are skipped.
Most tenancies start on three visits a week and move to daily once headcount grows. Pricing follows the same on-site measure as every other scope we quote, and the indicative office bands are below. Multi-tenancy buildings can have common areas billed to the landlord and each tenancy billed separately under the one crew and one account manager.
| Office type | Size & frequency | Indicative price |
|---|---|---|
| Small office or studio | Up to 150m², 3x per week | $95–$180/clean |
| Creative agency or co-working floor | 150–400m², daily | $220–$480/clean |
| Office suite inside a shared warehouse conversion | Office-only scope, building common areas excluded | Within the bands above, by area and frequency |
All pricing is based on free on-site assessment. The following ranges are indicative only. Alexandria's mix of warehouse and industrial premises means pricing can vary significantly based on ceiling height, floor type, and access requirements.
| Premises Type | Size | Frequency | Approx. Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small office / studio | Up to 150m² | 3x per week | $95–$180/clean |
| Creative agency / co-working | 150–400m² | Daily | $220–$480/clean |
| Showroom / design studio | 200–600m² | Daily or 3x/week | $280–$550/clean |
| Small warehouse / industrial | 500–2,000m² | Weekly | $450–$1,200/clean |
| Large warehouse / logistics | 2,000m²+ | Custom schedule | Custom quote |
Yes. Pro Clean Corp provides professional commercial cleaning across Alexandria and the Inner South precinct, including offices, warehouses, creative studios, showrooms, tech companies, and logistics facilities. We cover Mascot, Botany, Waterloo, Zetland, Rosebery, and Redfern. Call 1300 494 983 for a free assessment.
Absolutely. Alexandria is famous for its stunning converted warehouse offices and creative studios, and we specialise in maintaining these unique environments using products and methods appropriate for exposed brick, polished concrete floors, and industrial-style fit-outs. Our teams are trained to clean these high-value spaces with care.
Yes. Industrial and warehouse cleaning is core to our Alexandria service. We use commercial ride-on scrubbers and industrial cleaning equipment to maintain large floor areas, loading docks, amenities blocks, and high-bay racking zones in Alexandria's active logistics and manufacturing facilities.
Yes. All Pro Clean Corp cleaners hold current National Police Clearances and are covered by $20M public liability insurance and Workers Compensation. We directly employ all staff — no subcontractors or labour hire.
Call 1300 494 983 or enquire online. We will arrange a free on-site assessment at your Alexandria premises and provide a written fixed-price quote within 24 hours. No lock-in contracts, no hidden charges.
Yes. Most Alexandria clients choose after-hours or early-morning cleaning so their workplaces are fresh for business each day. We operate 7 days a week and can schedule cleans outside business hours, on weekends, or during overnight windows for logistics and manufacturing sites.
There is no minimum contract term. Pro Clean Corp operates month-to-month with no lock-in contracts. You can start, pause, or cancel with 30 days notice. We earn your business on performance, not paperwork.
Office-only cleaning is a large part of what we do in Alexandria — the industrial work is simply the more visible half. A standard office scope covers workstations and meeting rooms, kitchen and breakout areas, bathrooms with consumables restocked, internal glass and partitions, reception and entry glazing, waste, and floor care matched to the surface. The Alexandria-specific detail is that surface: most converted warehouse offices sit on sealed or polished concrete, which needs pH-neutral chemistry and burnishing rather than the alkaline product suitable for a vinyl CBD floor, and end-of-trip showers, lockers and bike stores are itemised rather than assumed. Most tenancies begin on three visits a week. In a multi-tenancy building we can bill common areas to the landlord and each tenancy separately while keeping one crew and one account manager across the whole site.
Yes. Alexandria is home to many high-end furniture showrooms, design studios, and trade showrooms along Bourke Road and McEvoy Street. We provide meticulous showroom cleaning with attention to display surfaces, window cleaning, and high-visibility zones that impact customer impressions.
Absolutely. Our industrial teams are experienced with high-throughput logistics, cold storage, and distribution facilities common to Alexandria's industrial corridor near Port Botany and Sydney Airport. We deploy industrial-grade equipment suited to large concrete floor areas, dock areas, and staff amenities.
Yes. The Alexandria technology and creative precinct along Fountain Drive, O'Riordan Street, and the surrounding blocks is well known to our teams. We regularly service co-working spaces, digital agencies, media production facilities, and design studios in this precinct.
Our Alexandria 2015 rounds concentrate on the Botany Road, McEvoy Street, Bourke Road, Mitchell Road, Euston Road, and Maddox Street commercial strips, plus the light-industrial estates running back toward Sydney Park and Huntley Street. We also routinely service the showroom precinct near Fountain Street and the cafe-and-studio blocks around Wyndham Street and Garden Street.
Yes. A large share of Alexandria buildings are subdivided warehouse conversions with several businesses sharing one shell. We coordinate access, common-area scopes, and split billing across tenancies, and we phase cleaning so a media studio on the mezzanine is never disrupted by floor scrubbing in the ground-floor showroom below.
Yes. Warehouse-to-office conversions in Alexandria generate fine construction dust that settles into exposed brick, ceiling trusses, and ducting for weeks after handover. We run a staged builder's-clean and detail program — HEPA vacuuming of high structure, damp-wiping of services, and progressive floor sealing checks — so the space reads as finished, not freshly gutted.
Rarely. Our Alexandria crews plan around the suburb's tight kerbside parking and active loading docks by scheduling outside delivery windows and using compact equipment that moves easily through roller doors and goods lifts. Proximity to the airport and Port Botany means many sites run early, so we slot cleaning into the quiet hours between shifts.
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