Project cleaning

Detailed around the build schedule.

Post-construction cleaning is staged around trade completion, inspection, turnover, and occupancy—not active demolition or hazardous debris removal.

Plans, site photos, a walkthrough, and schedule coordination help establish phases, surfaces, access, safety requirements, and acceptance standards.

Possible stages

  • Rough cleaning after major trade work
  • Final detail before turnover
  • Touch-up after punch work
  • Phased areas by schedule

Not standard scope

  • Heavy debris, dumpsters, or hauling
  • Hazardous dust or material remediation
  • High-access work without approved plan
  • Repairs or active-trade cleanup

Typical details

  • Dust on reachable horizontal surfaces
  • Interior glass and frames as scoped
  • Cabinets, fixtures, and millwork
  • Vacuuming and hard-floor cleaning
Stages

Rough, final, and touch-up

Each visit needs a separate readiness point, scope, and acceptance standard.

Pricing

Project-specific quote

Square footage, dust load, surfaces, phases, access, schedule, and labor affect price.

Site readiness

Trades complete the area

Remove bulk debris and finish dusty work before the scheduled cleaning phase.

Safety

Controlled, accessible site

Utilities, lighting, climate, access, and site safety requirements must be confirmed.

How it works

Coordinate each clean stage.

  1. 01 / Review01

    Share project details

    Provide plans or size, photos, surfaces, phase dates, site rules, and expectations.

  2. 02 / Schedule02

    Confirm readiness

    We align scope and crew timing with completed trades, access, and inspections.

  3. 03 / Turn over03

    Clean and review

    We complete the agreed stage and follow the defined walkthrough or punch process.

Project cleaning questions.

Good scheduling starts with site readiness.

When should final cleaning be scheduled?

After dust-producing trades and major punch work are complete, with utilities, safe access, and enough protected time before inspection or occupancy.

Do you remove construction debris?

Bulk debris, hazardous materials, and dumpster hauling are not standard cleaning. The responsible trade or hauler should clear them before cleaning.

Can you return for touch-ups?

Yes, when separately scheduled and quoted. Touch-ups are useful after punch-list work, installations, or final trade traffic.

Explore related services.

For ongoing care after project turnover.

Plan the handoff

Share your project schedule.

Send the location, size, phase dates, current condition, and required outcome.