Post Construction Cleaning

Service Description

Construction cleaning is often performed in three stages, each with different tasks. Phase 1: Rough cleaning This initial stage occurs after the main structural work is complete but before finishes are installed. Removal and proper disposal of large debris, such as wood, drywall, and leftover construction materials. Sweeping and vacuuming floors to remove heavy dust and dirt. Removing stickers and protective film from windows, doors, and newly installed items. Phase 2: Light cleaning (or detailed cleaning) This is often the most labor-intensive phase, taking place after all installations are complete. It focuses on removing fine dust and grime from all surfaces. Deep cleaning and sanitizing of kitchens, bathrooms, and other rooms. Thorough dusting of all horizontal and vertical surfaces, including walls, ceilings, fixtures, and vents. Cleaning windows and glass surfaces, removing any paint or adhesive residue. Wiping down all cabinetry, inside and out. Phase 3: Final cleaning (or touch-up) This final pass occurs after any remaining dust has settled and addresses all remaining cosmetic issues. Re-wiping and polishing surfaces to eliminate fingerprints and smudges. Final vacuuming and mopping of all flooring. Polishing fixtures and hardware. Conducting a final walk-through with the client to ensure satisfaction. Services for different areas Construction cleaning can cover both interior and exterior areas of a property. Interior cleaning High-dust removal from ceiling fixtures, fans, and ductwork, often using vacuums with HEPA filters. Detailed scrubbing of walls, baseboards, trim, and doorframes. Comprehensive floor care, which can include buffing and waxing, or deep carpet cleaning. Exterior cleaning Pressure washing building exteriors, driveways, walkways, patios, and decks. Window washing of both interior and exterior panes. Removal of debris from the property grounds.