A detailed guide to HMO communal cleaning, highlighting compliance, tenant health, and how Fraser Bond helps landlords maintain safe and hygienic shared spaces in multi-occupancy properties.
HMO communal cleaning ensures that shared areas in Houses in Multiple Occupation, such as kitchens, bathrooms, hallways, and lounges, are safe, hygienic, and compliant with UK HMO standards. Proper cleaning reduces health risks, prevents damage, and maintains tenant satisfaction.
Fraser Bond provides professional HMO communal cleaning services across London and the UK, helping landlords maintain hygienic, compliant, and attractive multi-occupancy properties.
Regular communal cleaning is essential to:
Maintain tenant health and prevent hygiene-related issues
Comply with HMO licensing standards for shared facilities
Reduce risk of pest infestations and structural damage
Enhance tenant satisfaction and retention
Preserve property value and ensure a professional rental experience
Shared spaces in HMOs experience heavy use, making professional cleaning critical to maintain standards.
Professional HMO communal cleaning services typically include:
Kitchen Cleaning – Surfaces, appliances, sinks, and floors
Bathroom Cleaning – Toilets, showers, sinks, tiles, and floors
Hallways and Staircases – Dusting, sweeping, mopping, and maintenance
Waste Management – Emptying bins, recycling, and refuse removal
Deep Cleaning – Between tenancy periods, including appliances and windows
Fraser Bond ensures all communal cleaning services comply with HMO regulations and support tenant well-being.
Fraser Bond provides comprehensive support for HMO communal cleaning:
Scheduled and recurring cleaning plans for shared areas
One-off deep cleaning between tenant turnovers
Compliance checks to ensure communal spaces meet licensing standards
Coordination with maintenance services for a fully managed property
Portfolio-wide communal cleaning management for landlords with multiple HMOs
Professional communal cleaning ensures landlords protect tenants, maintain compliance, and preserve the quality of their properties.