Pro Clean Corp cleans commercial premises across Sydney Olympic Park 2127 — the office towers along Australia Avenue and Herb Elliott Avenue, event and venue turnarounds around Accor Stadium, Qudos Bank Arena and the Sydney Showground, hotel and accommodation common areas, and the retail and food tenancies along Olympic Boulevard.
Office cleaning at Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127 is generally quoted between $35 and $50 per hour, with a suite under 200 square metres cleaned three times a week usually landing between $600 and $1,200 a month and a medium floor of 200 to 500 square metres serviced daily between $1,200 and $2,500 a month. Event and venue turnarounds are quoted per event because the finish window, not the floor area, sets the crew size. Pro Clean Corp covers Australia Avenue, Herb Elliott Avenue, the venue precinct and Olympic Boulevard retail. Call 1300 494 983.
Sydney Olympic Park is a genuine business district, not just a venue precinct. The towers along Australia Avenue and Herb Elliott Avenue house government agencies, health administration, professional services, technology and corporate tenants, in modern buildings with substantial shared amenity, end-of-trip facilities and formal building management.
Working in them means holding the building induction, booking the goods lift rather than assuming it is free, using the designated waste and recycling streams, and working inside agreed after-hours access windows. Inside a tenancy the scope is contemporary office work at a high presentation standard: workstations and hot desks in activity-based floors where nobody owns a desk, meeting and collaboration rooms turned over between bookings, kitchen and breakout areas, internal glazing and partition glass, and end-of-trip showers and lockers, which in this precinct are used heavily because so many staff cycle or run in from the parklands.
The precinct hosts stadium events, arena concerts, showground exhibitions and trade shows, often back to back, and event cleaning is a fundamentally different operation from scheduled maintenance. There is a fixed window, a fixed finish time, and no possibility of carrying work over to tomorrow.
We staff event turnarounds to the window rather than to a nominal headcount, and cover concourse and seating areas, amenities, back-of-house, and the waste and recycling streams. Bathrooms during a large event get rotating attendance rather than a single clean, because a full house exhausts consumables in an hour. The sequence is agreed with venue operations so cleaning does not collide with staging, freight, catering or security sweeps. Event work is quoted per turnaround after a walkthrough of the venue and the schedule.
Sydney Olympic Park carries hotel and serviced accommodation supporting the event calendar, plus the retail and food tenancies along Olympic Boulevard and in the office building podiums.
Accommodation common areas — lobbies, lift cars, corridors, luggage stores, gyms and bin rooms — are scoped for guests arriving at any hour rather than a nine-to-five presentation standard, which means a maintained standard through the day rather than a single overnight pass. Retail and food tenancies are cleaned on a retail-timed scope with glazing, entry matting and floors finished before trade, and food operators are cleaned to a documented scope aligned with NSW Food Authority obligations with colour-coded equipment separating kitchen, bathroom and dining zones.
The single biggest operational factor in this precinct is the event calendar. On a major event day, road access is restricted, parking is unavailable, loading docks are committed to event freight, and pedestrian volumes make normal servicing impossible.
We build the roster around the published event schedule rather than discovering a closure on the night. Office tenancies in the towers are usually serviced earlier or later on event days, deliveries of consumables are timed for non-event days, and crews are briefed on which gates and access routes are open. Because our staff are directly employed and police-checked, the same inducted people attend, which matters when accreditation and access passes are involved.
Office work in the precinct is quoted as a range and fixed in writing after a walkthrough. Event and venue turnarounds are deliberately not quoted on an hourly headline, because the crew size is set by the finish window rather than the area, and an hourly rate would misrepresent the job.
| Premises type | Size & frequency | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| Office suite | Under 200m², 3x per week | $600 to $1,200 per month |
| Medium office floor | 200 to 500m², daily | $1,200 to $2,500 per month |
| Office hourly rate | Scheduled service | $35 to $50 per hour |
| One-off or post-event deep clean | Any size, single visit | $40 to $50 per hour |
Full bands are published in our Sydney commercial cleaning price guide, and office scopes are detailed on our office cleaning Sydney page.
On-site walkthrough within 24 hours. Fixed written price.
1300 494 983Mon–Fri 7am–6pm · Sat 8am–4pm
Request Online QuoteOffice cleaning in the precinct is generally quoted between $35 and $50 per hour. A suite under 200 square metres cleaned three times a week usually lands between $600 and $1,200 a month, and a medium floor of 200 to 500 square metres serviced daily between $1,200 and $2,500 a month, fixed in writing after a walkthrough.
Per turnaround, not per hour. On an event turnaround the crew size is set by the finish window rather than by the floor area, so an hourly headline would misrepresent the job. We quote after walking the venue and reviewing the schedule, covering concourse and seating, amenities, back-of-house and the waste and recycling streams.
Yes, with the roster built around the published event schedule. On major event days road access is restricted, parking is unavailable and loading docks are committed to event freight, so office tenancies in the towers are usually serviced earlier or later, consumable deliveries are timed for non-event days, and crews are briefed on which gates and access routes are open.
Yes. End-of-trip showers, changing areas and lockers are part of the standing scope in this precinct because they are used heavily — a large share of staff cycle or run in through the parklands, so those facilities carry far more traffic than in a typical CBD building.
Yes. Our staff are directly employed and police-checked rather than subcontracted, so the same inducted people attend rather than a rotating pool. That matters in a precinct where building inductions, venue accreditation and access passes are required before anyone gets through a gate.
Yes. Lobbies, lift cars, corridors, luggage stores, gyms and bin rooms are scoped for guests arriving at any hour rather than to a nine-to-five presentation standard, which means a maintained standard through the day rather than one overnight pass.
Fixed written pricing · Police-checked staff · Month to month, 30 days notice
