Pro Clean Corp cleans commercial premises across Eveleigh 2015 — the South Eveleigh technology campus on the former Australian Technology Park site, tenancies inside the heritage Locomotive Workshops, the Carriageworks event and exhibition halls, and the creative studios along Wilson Street beside Redfern Station.
Commercial cleaning in Eveleigh NSW 2015 is generally quoted between $35 and $50 per hour for office and campus work, with a medium tenancy cleaned daily usually landing between $1,200 and $2,500 a month and a smaller suite on a three-times-weekly schedule between $600 and $1,200 a month. Pro Clean Corp covers the South Eveleigh campus, the Locomotive Workshops, Carriageworks and the Wilson Street studio strip. Crews are directly employed, police-checked and covered by $20M public liability, and can be inducted through campus and building management systems. Call 1300 494 983 for a fixed written quote.
South Eveleigh is a managed campus rather than a set of unrelated buildings, and it is cleaned that way. Tenancies sit alongside shared amenities, end-of-trip facilities, a public plaza and food and beverage operators, and campus management sets the access rules, the induction requirements, the waste and recycling streams and the after-hours contractor protocol. A crew that has not been through that process does not get through the door.
We hold the induction, work inside the campus access windows and use the designated waste streams rather than the nearest bin. Inside a tenancy the scope is standard commercial office work done to a high presentation standard: workstations and hot desks, meeting and collaboration rooms turned over so the next booking starts clean, kitchen and breakout areas, and the high-touch surfaces that get hammered in an activity-based workplace where nobody owns a desk.
The Locomotive Workshops are the defining building of Eveleigh: a nineteenth-century rail workshop with original brick, cast-iron columns, timber trusses, overhead travelling cranes and a vast volume, now fitted out with modern office tenancies inserted underneath the heritage roof. Cleaning it means working to two rulebooks at once.
The fitout is cleaned like any contemporary office. The heritage fabric is not touched with anything that could damage it — no high-pressure water on original brick, no aggressive chemistry near cast iron or historic timber, and no attempts at height work around heritage steelwork that belongs to a specialist. Where a scope touches conserved fabric we agree it in writing with building management before the first shift rather than after a complaint.
The Carriageworks halls run a demanding calendar — markets, exhibitions, performances, launches and fashion events, often with a bump-out and a bump-in inside the same twenty-four hours. Event cleaning is not scheduled maintenance; it is a fixed-window operation where the finish time is the only figure that matters.
We staff event turnarounds to the window rather than to a headcount, cover the floor, amenities, back-of-house and waste stream, and agree the sequence with the venue so cleaning does not collide with staging, catering or freight. Bathrooms during a large public event get a rotating attendance rather than a single clean, because a market crowd will exhaust consumables in a morning.
On the Wilson Street side, Eveleigh looks nothing like the campus. Here it is small creative and professional tenancies in converted industrial and terrace stock — design studios, architecture practices, production companies, small software teams and a handful of workshops, mostly with a street door, a stair and a single floor.
These sites are cleaned after hours to a written scope with a strict no-touch rule on desks, models, samples and work in progress, because in a design studio a tidied bench is a destroyed project. Access is usually a fob or key held by one named cleaner, which is workable only because we directly employ our staff instead of rotating subcontractors through the site. Larger office fitouts in the precinct are quoted through office cleaning Sydney.
Eveleigh spans campus tenancies, heritage buildings and event halls, so the ranges below are starting points confirmed in writing after a walkthrough. Event work is quoted per turnaround rather than per hour because the window, not the area, sets the crew size.
| Premises type | Size & frequency | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| Office or campus tenancy | Under 200m², 3x per week | $600 to $1,200 per month |
| Medium tenancy, daily service | 200 to 500m², daily | $1,200 to $2,500 per month |
| Office hourly rate | Scheduled service | $35 to $50 per hour |
| One-off or first deep clean | Any size, single visit | $40 to $50 per hour |
The complete set of bands is published in our Sydney commercial cleaning price guide, and the wider precinct is covered from our South Sydney cleaning hub.
On-site walkthrough within 24 hours. Fixed written price.
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Request Online QuoteOffice and campus cleaning in Eveleigh is generally quoted between $35 and $50 per hour. A tenancy under 200 square metres on a three-times-weekly schedule usually lands between $600 and $1,200 a month, and a medium tenancy of 200 to 500 square metres cleaned daily between $1,200 and $2,500 a month. Event turnarounds at Carriageworks are quoted per event because the finish window sets the crew size.
Yes. South Eveleigh is a managed campus with its own contractor induction, access windows, after-hours protocol and designated waste and recycling streams. Our crews complete the induction before the first shift, work within the campus access windows and use the designated waste streams. Because we directly employ our staff, the same inducted people attend rather than a rotating pool.
The modern fitout inside the Workshops is cleaned like any contemporary office. The heritage fabric is not. No high-pressure water goes near original brickwork, no aggressive chemistry near cast-iron columns or historic timber, and anything touching conserved fabric or heritage steelwork is agreed in writing with building management before the shift rather than improvised on site.
Yes. Event turnarounds are staffed to the finish window rather than to a fixed headcount, and cover the hall floor, amenities, back-of-house and the waste stream. We agree the sequence with the venue so cleaning does not collide with staging, catering or freight movements, and during large public events bathrooms get rotating attendance rather than a single clean.
No. Design studios, architecture practices and production companies in Eveleigh work with physical models, samples and laid-out work in progress, and a tidied bench can destroy a project. We work to a written scope with a strict no-touch rule on desks and work surfaces, cleaning around the work rather than through it.
Yes. Every Pro Clean Corp cleaner holds a current National Police Clearance and works under $20M public liability cover. We directly employ our staff rather than using subcontractors or labour hire, which is what makes single named key and fob holders workable on unattended after-hours sites across the Eveleigh precinct.
Fixed written pricing · Police-checked staff · Month to month, 30 days notice
