What must be completed before final cleaning?
The site should be substantially complete, safe, illuminated, supplied with working water and power, and clear of active work that will recreate dust or block access.
Commercial service
Post-Construction & Final Cleaning
Detailed cleaning that helps move a completed project toward a cleaner handoff.
Who this is for
Help the space reach handoff condition.
Post-construction cleaning removes ordinary construction dust, labels, smudges, and light debris from approved finished surfaces. The scope is based on project phase, site readiness, square footage, access, schedule, and the level of detail required for turnover.
- General contractors and subcontractors
- Property managers and ownership groups
- Tenant-improvement and renovation projects
- Commercial spaces preparing for inspection, occupancy, or handoff
What this can include
Areas and tasks that may be included.
The final scope is confirmed after a walkthrough. Include only the items selected for the property and service frequency.
Final Cleaning
- Dusting walls, ledges, trim, doors, frames, and fixtures
- Cleaning cabinets, counters, shelving, and built-ins
- Removing manufacturer labels and light adhesive residue when safely removable
- Cleaning interior glass, mirrors, and window sills
- Detailed restroom and break-room cleaning
- Vacuuming carpets and cleaning hard floors
- Cleaning inside approved empty cabinets and closets
Touch-Up Cleaning
- Removing light dust or smudges that settle after final clean
- Addressing an agreed punch list before turnover
- Refreshing high-visibility areas immediately before handoff
Scope details
Frequency, add-ons, and what is not included.
Every plan is scoped to the property's rhythm, with add-ons available and boundaries set from the start.
Typical service frequency
One-time or phased according to the construction schedule. Pricing and staffing depend on site readiness, active trades, dust level, debris, utilities, access, safety requirements, and completion deadline.
Available add-ons
- Interior window and frame detailing
- Carpet cleaning when available
- Appliance interiors
- Final touch-up visit
- Ongoing janitorial service after occupancy
Excluded
- Heavy construction debris, dumpsters, pallets, or material hauling
- Hazardous dust, silica, lead, asbestos, chemicals, mold, or regulated waste
- Paint, grout, mortar, or adhesive removal that risks surface damage unless specifically tested and approved
- Work in active unsafe zones or without required utilities and lighting
- Exterior high-rise windows, lifts, scaffolds, or fall-protection work unless separately qualified
- Repairs, punch-list construction, or moving contractor equipment
Related
Property types this service supports.
See where this service fits across the property types we support.
Office & Workplace Cleaning
Professional environments that feel ready for work.
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Amenities and common areas residents are proud to use.
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Shared spaces that feel thoughtfully maintained.
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The kind of first impression customers remember.
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Shared facilities ready for the next gathering.
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Reliable cleaning for offices and employee spaces in industrial facilities.
View property service →Our standard
A clear standard from the walkthrough forward.
The same six-point standard applies to every property, from the first walkthrough to the next review.
- Walkthrough first. We begin by understanding the property, traffic, priorities, access, and the areas that create the greatest concern.
- Written scope. The proposal identifies included areas, routine tasks, service frequency, rotations, add-ons, and exclusions.
- Prepared launch. The cleaning team is briefed on the property, access procedures, priorities, products, and communication path before service begins.
- Consistent execution. Routine work follows the approved property checklist, with detail items assigned to the agreed rotation.
- Visible accountability. Supervision, inspection, and corrective follow-up are aligned with the needs of the account.
- Direct communication. Your designated contact can report a concern, request a schedule adjustment, or share a change in the property.
Common questions
Answers before the walkthrough.
A few things property teams typically ask before service begins.
Do you remove construction debris?
Ordinary light debris may be included when defined. Heavy debris, pallets, scrap material, dumpsters, and hauling require separate arrangements.
What if other trades work after the final clean?
Additional dust or re-cleaning caused by continued construction is outside the original final-clean scope and may require a touch-up visit or change order.
Ready to schedule final cleaning?
Share the project phase, square footage, readiness date, plans or room list, and turnover deadline. We will define the right level of construction cleaning for the handoff.